# My Pronouns Are USA A February 2023 Daily Show TikTok compilation strung together American conservative politicians using gender pronouns as sarcastic jokes, including Michelle Malkin's 2019 CPAC line about her pronouns being U-S-A. After TikToker @saraadimaggio layered bald eagle screeches over the audio in April 2023, the sound exploded into thousands of group lip-dub videos across TikTok and YouTube. ## Origin The Daily Show, Comedy Central's late-night satire program, uploaded a compilation titled "Conservatives Have One Joke" to its TikTok account in February 2023[1]. The clip stitches together American conservative figures using gender pronouns as sarcastic jokes, including Michelle Malkin's "my pronouns are U-S-A" line from the 2019 Conservative Political Action Conference and Senator Ted Cruz's "my pronouns are: kiss my ass" segment[3]. The Cruz portion alone counted 4.4 million plays and 653,000 likes within four months before the original Daily Show post was later deleted[3]. - **Platform:** TikTok (The Daily Show compilation) / TikTok (eagle remix viral spread) - **Creator:** The Daily Show (compilation); @saraadimaggio (eagle remix) - **Date:** 2023 ## Overview "Conservatives Have One Joke" was the original title of the Daily Show's TikTok compilation, which strung together clips of American conservative politicians using gender pronouns as sarcastic punchlines[1]. Each clip follows an identical structure: a politician announces their pronouns, then swaps in a patriotic or dismissive phrase instead of he/him or she/her. Michelle Malkin's "U-S-A" line gave the audio its common title in later remixes[3]. The April 2023 remix that sent the clip viral layers a bald eagle screech after every politician's line, turning the montage into a running joke about American patriotism tropes[2]. Users typically filmed themselves and friends mouthing along to the audio, often with one person dressed as an eagle or costumed in red, white and blue. Lip-dub videos appeared in bathrooms, grocery aisles, department stores and classrooms, with the eagle sound cuing increasingly theatrical reactions from the group[4]. ## How to Use Users typically film the clip with one or more friends mouthing along to the audio, often including a costumed bald eagle performer who reacts on each eagle screech. Many record in a public setting like a school bathroom, department store or classroom, with exaggerated patriotic choreography keyed to the politicians' lines[4]. ## Frequently Asked Questions ### What is My Pronouns Are USA? A viral TikTok audio clip taken from a Daily Show compilation of American conservative politicians using gender pronouns as sarcastic jokes, later remixed with bald eagle screeches between each line[1]. ### Where did My Pronouns Are USA come from? The Daily Show's TikTok account posted the compilation "Conservatives Have One Joke" in February 2023; TikToker @saraadimaggio uploaded the eagle-screech remix on April 30, 2023, which sent the sound viral[2]. ### What does My Pronouns Are USA mean? The title comes from commentator Michelle Malkin's 2019 Conservative Political Action Conference bit where she said her pronouns were "U-S-A," one of several politician clips strung together in the compilation[3]. ### How do you use My Pronouns Are USA? Groups of friends lip-sync the audio in a public setting, often with one person dressed as a bald eagle reacting to each politician's pronoun line, as seen in @notesther08's bathroom video[4]. ### Is My Pronouns Are USA still popular? The trend peaked in May 2023 when more than 15,900 videos were using the sound by mid-month, and activity has slowed since that spike[3]. ## References 1. [https://www.tiktok.com/@thedailyshow/video/7221980986811321646]() 2. [https://www.tiktok.com/@saraadimaggio/video/7228018702485114158]() 3. [https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/my-pronouns-are-usa]() 4. [https://www.tiktok.com/@notesther08/video/7229425646685162798]() 5. [https://www.tiktok.com/@nawalzy/video/7231626012004584710]() 6. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tV7kr3LIB6I]() --- Source: https://meme.com/memes/my-pronouns-are-usa Published by meme.com — The Internet Meme Library