Yes! Yes! is a short clip of M. Bison shouting "Yes! Yes!" and pumping his fist in a 1995 Street Fighter cartoon, widely sampled in YouTube Poops since 2007.

Where did Yes! Yes! come from?

The source scene is from episode eight of the Street Fighter animated series, "The Medium Is the Message," which aired on December 16th, 1995.

What does Yes! Yes! mean?

In context, Bison is celebrating as Guile and his allies appear to lose a fight, so the clip is used online as an over-the-top reaction to any triumph or petty victory.

How do you use Yes! Yes!?

Editors typically loop or pitch-shift the clip inside YouTube Poops, often chaining it to Bison's "This is delicious" line or dropping it after an unrelated event in the source footage.

Is Yes! Yes! still popular?

It is a classic YouTube Poop staple from the 2007 to 2008 era rather than a currently trending meme, though the original edits still pull steady views.

Yes! Yes!

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Published October 8, 2026

Yes! Yes! is a catchphrase pulled from a 1995 episode of the animated Street Fighter series, where villain M. Bison cackles the line while pumping his fist. The clip became a staple ingredient in late-2000s YouTube Poops after a 2007 remix titled Madness is delicious kicked off the trend.

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Overview

Yes! Yes! pairs a two-second burst of audio with a loopable animation: M. Bison grinning, throwing a fist in the air, and shouting the line twice while a stock triumphant jingle plays underneath2. The clip's compact length, over-the-top delivery, and clean cut make it ideal raw material for YouTube Poop editors, who stack it on repeat, pitch-shift it, or splice it next to another Bison line, "This is delicious"3.

The scene itself is from a 1995 Street Fighter cartoon, and part of the joke is how out of proportion Bison's glee is to what's actually happening on screen1. Remixers lean into that mismatch, cutting the clip into unrelated footage so Bison appears to celebrate anything from a Wario voice line to a Finding Forrester reference4 5.

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Origin & Background

Platform

Street Fighter animated series (source) / YouTube (viral spread)

Creator

Youpooper

Date

2007

The source clip comes from episode eight of the USA Network's Street Fighter animated series, "The Medium Is the Message," which aired on December 16th, 19951. In the scene, M. Bison watches his mutant fighters appear to beat Guile, Chun-Li, and Blanka, then breaks into a fist-pumping celebration with the "Yes! Yes!" exclamation and a short brass sting2.

The meme form of the clip began on May 6th, 2007, when YouTuber Youpooper (also known as Rioting Soul) posted a YouTube Poop titled "Madness is delicious" that built an entire edit around the Bison moment2. Youpooper later told Know Your Meme that the clip first circulated inside the forum of Street Fighter community site Shoryuken.com before escaping to a wider audience3.

How It Spread

After "Madness is delicious" landed in May 2007, Youpooper followed up on June 24th with a second YouTube Poop using the same clip, which went on to collect over 28,700 views6. On November 13th, 2007, YouTuber Luioigi posted "THIS IS DELICIOUS!," a mashup that stitched the Bison line into the This Is Sparta! template and racked up more than 80,000 views4.

2008 was when the clip fully entered the YouTube Poop toolkit. On April 25th, user SvenFletcher dropped an edit that swapped Bison's dialogue for Wario voice lines, pulling in over 147,000 views5. Later that summer, on August 19th, user hobopigeon posted another Bison poop that cleared 136,000 views, cementing the clip as a recurring sample for the community7.

The line also hopped to YTMND. On February 26th, 2008, user Dekabreak uploaded "YESYES, M. Bison Version," which pulled in over 8,700 views and a 4.5 average score3. Know Your Meme notes the fad sat alongside an earlier, unrelated "Yes! Yes!" YTMND based on a Sean Connery line from Finding Forrester3.

Timeline

1995-12-16

Street Fighter animated episode "The Medium Is the Message" airs on USA Network, introducing the M. Bison fist-pump scene.

2007-05-06

YouTuber Youpooper (Rioting Soul) uploads "Madness is delicious," the first widely circulated YouTube Poop built around the clip.

2007-06-24

Youpooper posts a second Bison-based YouTube Poop, pushing the clip further into the YTP community.

2007-11-13

YouTuber Luioigi uploads "THIS IS DELICIOUS!," fusing the Bison line with the This Is Sparta! format.

2008-02-26

YTMND user Dekabreak posts "YESYES, M. Bison Version," bringing the clip to the YTMND community.

2008-04-25

YouTuber SvenFletcher releases a Wario-dubbed edit of the Bison scene.

2008-08-19

YouTuber hobopigeon posts another popular Bison YouTube Poop that passes 136,000 views.

How to Use This Meme

The typical Yes! Yes! edit treats the clip as a reusable audio-visual stamp. Editors often loop the fist-pump a few times, pitch it up or down, or chain it to the "This is delicious" line from the same episode2. A common convention in YouTube Poops is to drop the clip after an unrelated event in the source footage to make Bison seem to react to something absurd, such as a Wario quote or a Spartan kick4 5.