# Wanna Chat About Flow Tell A Fella Come See Me Charva Song > Wanna Chat About Flow Tell A Fella Come See Me Charva Song is a 2023 TikTok dance meme featuring a charva-styled four-person viral dance set to the 2021 British rap track by Kak Hatt and K.A.D. "Wanna Chat About Flow Tell a Fella Come See Me" is a TikTok meme built around the British rap song "Just How You Like It" by Kak Hatt and K.A.D., released in January 2021[1]. The track blew up on TikTok in 2023 after charva-styled creators filmed earnest videos to the song, sparking a wave of parodies and a viral four-person dance trend that racked up tens of millions of views[2]. ## Origin British house musician Kak Hatt released "Just How You Like It" featuring MC K.A.D. on January 15, 2021[2]. The track was uploaded to YouTube the same day, where it picked up roughly 3.9 million views and 33,000 likes over two years[2]. The song's lyrics are dense with British slang, references to drug use, and crude humor, delivered over a bouncy house beat[1]. General usage as a TikTok sound started as early as August 2021, but the audio didn't cross into meme territory until early 2023[2]. The transition from music to meme began when charva-like TikTokers started filming sincere, unironic videos set to the song. The earliest known memetic video was posted by TikToker @m.cadzz on February 19, 2023, pulling in roughly 653,700 plays and 46,500 likes over eight months[2]. - **Platform:** YouTube (song upload), TikTok (viral spread) - **Creator:** Kak Hatt (producer), K.A.D. (MC/rapper), @koolkidkstar (popularizer, "Chocolate Charva"), @jbchopppp (dance trend originator) - **Date:** 2021 (song release), 2023 (viral meme) ## Overview The Charva Song meme revolves around the opening lyrics of "Just How You Like It," specifically the line "Wanna chat about flow? Tell a fella, come see me / Boy, you know I'm magic on the mic, Houdini"[1]. The track is a high-energy British house/rap hybrid with heavy slang, braggadocio, and explicit humor typical of UK street music. On TikTok, the song became tightly linked to "charva" culture, a Northeast English variant of the more widely known "chav" stereotype, with creators dressing and acting the part in their videos[2]. The meme operated on two parallel tracks: earnest adoption by creators who genuinely identified with charva style, and parody videos from people mocking or affectionately imitating the aesthetic. A four-person group dance format later emerged as the most recognizable visual template, with one particularly viral version featuring a man with his pants down[2]. ## How It Spread The earnest charva videos from February 2023 quickly attracted parody attention. TikToker @amran.sanghera posted the first known parody on March 13, 2023, gaining about 587,100 plays and 63,700 likes in seven months[2]. Sincere and parody usage ran side by side through March 2023. TikToker @eliotamison posted a video on March 19 that hit roughly 1.9 million views and 146,200 likes[2]. On the parody side, @milzzjo dressed up in full charva costume on March 30, earning about 3 million plays and 291,000 likes[2]. The song's biggest breakout came in late September and October 2023 through two distinct viral threads. First, TikToker @koolkidkstar (Kay the jeweller) used the song on September 29, 2023, in a video that pulled roughly 2.2 million plays and 276,700 likes in just 19 days[2]. He dubbed himself the "Chocolate Charva" and leaned hard into the persona, filming videos at pubs and public spaces. His October 7 follow-up exploded to roughly 16 million plays and 2.1 million likes in 11 days, making him the single most identifiable face of the trend[2]. The second viral thread was a group dance format. On September 23, 2023, TikToker @jbchopppp posted a video of himself and three friends dressed as charvas performing a coordinated dance to the song, earning about 6.8 million plays and 782,900 likes in three weeks[2]. This was parodied on September 30 by @nizzythakidd, whose version featured one participant with his backside exposed, rocketing to roughly 17 million plays and 2.2 million likes in 18 days[2]. By October 2023, the four-person dance format was being widely replicated across TikTok. As of October 18, 2023, the song's primary TikTok sound had accumulated approximately 87,100 posts[2]. ## How to Use The Charva Song meme typically takes one of these formats on TikTok: 1. **Earnest charva video:** Film yourself vibing to the song in stereotypical charva/chav attire (tracksuits, caps, chains). Often shot at pubs, on streets, or in cars. 2. **Parody video:** Dress up in exaggerated charva costume and mimic the mannerisms. The humor comes from the gap between the creator's usual persona and the charva character. 3. **Four-person dance:** Get three friends, dress in matching charva gear, and perform a synchronized dance to the track. Bonus points for absurd additions like the exposed-backside gag from the viral @nizzythakidd version. 4. **Lip-sync:** Mouth along to the opening lyrics ("Wanna chat about flow? Tell a fella, come see me") with confident, swagger-heavy body language. ## Cultural Impact The Charva Song trend brought UK regional slang into mainstream TikTok discourse. The word "charva," a Northeast England term roughly equivalent to "chav," gained wider recognition through the meme, with many international TikTok users encountering the term for the first time[2]. The trend also spotlighted the "Keep It Lemon" lifestyle associated with charva culture[2]. @koolkidkstar's "Chocolate Charva" persona was notable as a Black British creator enthusiastically adopting and celebrating a traditionally white working-class subculture label, adding a layer of cross-cultural play to the trend[2]. The four-person dance format showed the meme's participatory power, with groups across different demographics and countries replicating the choreography and putting their own spin on it[2]. ## Fun Facts - The song sat on YouTube for two years with moderate views before TikTok turned it into a viral sensation in 2023[2]. - K.A.D.'s lyrics reference lockdown ("I'm startin' to really get the pox with this lockdown shit"), placing the song's writing during COVID-19 restrictions[1]. - One lyric brags about writing "a full song while I'm havin' a shit," which fits the meme's irreverent, no-filter appeal[1]. - The most viral single video in the trend (17 million plays) was a parody featuring exposed buttocks, not an earnest charva video[2]. ## Frequently Asked Questions ### What is the Charva Song meme? The Charva Song meme is a TikTok trend built around "Just How You Like It" by Kak Hatt and K.A.D., featuring earnest charva-styled videos, parodies, and a viral four-person dance format[2]. ### Where did the Charva Song come from? The song was released on January 15, 2021, on YouTube by British house musician Kak Hatt featuring MC K.A.D.[2]. It became a meme on TikTok starting in early 2023[2]. ### What does the Charva Song mean? The lyrics are a braggadocious rap about confidence, partying, and street life delivered in heavy British slang[1]. On TikTok, it became associated with charva/chav culture and identity[2]. ### How do you use the Charva Song? Most commonly, creators film themselves vibing to the song in charva-styled clothing, perform parodies of the charva aesthetic, or recreate the viral four-person group dance[2]. ### Is the Charva Song still popular? The trend peaked in September-October 2023 with posts from @koolkidkstar and the group dance format. By October 18, 2023, the sound had over 87,100 TikTok posts[2]. ### Who is the Chocolate Charva? The Chocolate Charva is TikToker @koolkidkstar (Kay the jeweller), a Black British creator who adopted the charva persona and became the trend's biggest figure, with one video hitting roughly 16 million plays[2]. ### What is the four-person Charva dance? A group dance format started by @jbchopppp on September 23, 2023, featuring four friends in charva outfits performing a synchronized routine to the song[2]. ### What does "charva" mean? Charva is a Northeast England slang term similar to "chav," referring to a working-class youth subculture associated with sportswear, street culture, and a particular attitude[2]. ### Who made the song "Just How You Like It"? The track was produced by Kak Hatt with K.A.D. performing the rap vocals[1]. ## References 1. [Kak Hatt – Just How You Like It Lyrics | Genius Lyrics]() 2. 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