Fans hilariously react as old video of girl singing Kendrick Lamar’s 'HUMBLE' while roasting Ariana Grande’s accent goes viral again

Nothing evokes feelings of nostalgia like a popular video making a reappearance (think HUMBLE). An old video of a female singing Kendrick Lamar's hit song with passion in a car has recently emerged, and fans are giggling uncontrollably.

However, the reason for the viral resurgence isn't only her passionate version of the classic rap song; it's also her deft mockery of Ariana Grande's accent in the middle of the performance, which makes the video memorable and hilarious.

She alternates between perfect lines of HUMBLE and dramatic imitation of Grande's distinctive pronunciation in the video, which first went viral in 2017 and sparked innumerable memes and tweets.

This hectic yet humorous scene has returned to the spotlight years later, reminding people of a period when timelines were dominated by viral online videos. The internet has been humming with nostalgia and hilarity as people share the video and quote it as if it were a recent event.

"I can't tell you how many times I reference this video and no one knows what I'm talking about," said one admirer, summarizing it perfectly.

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Old clip of a girl singing Kendrick Lamar's 'HUMBLE' and roasting Ariana Grande’s accent goes viral once again

Fans are expressing their views to the video on Twitter as it gains fresh life. The footage has become a timeless meme for many, and many people have been sharing their favorite quotes and reliving the funny event. Here are a few noteworthy fan responses:

"I like how she scares herself but keeps going every time she hits the fortissimo."

"This was a good era!"

"SITTTT DOWNNNNNN bee humbleeee SITTTT DOWWNNNNNNN be humbleeeee SITT DOWNNNNNNNNNNNN be humbleee."

"ｍ𝔂 ᒪ𝑒ⓕ𝐓 丂𝐓яØⓀ𝑒 Ｊย丂𝐓 𝔀𝑒𝐍𝐓 ｖƗя𝐚ᒪ."

"She really hit her bag at the end lololol."

"The fact that people don’t know she was making fun of Ari here to this day."

"I didn’t even turn on the sound but I still heard ‘MY LEFT STROKE JUST WENT VIGH-RUHL.’"

"Feels like I’m living in a parallel universe every time I bring it up."

Fans have been reliving their favorite moments from the video, imitating her dramatic delivery, or simply remembering how happy it made them when it originally went viral.

Fans of both singers found great resonance in her lighthearted taunting and catchy rap in her mockery of Grande's accent. Kendrick's chart-topping hit's melody, comedy, and confidence all came together to create an unforgettable moment that never gets old.

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Behind the viral sensation: What made the clip so popular

In 2017, when Kendrick Lamar's HUMBLE was taking over the radio, the video initially became viral. The girl in the video, who is still not well known, recorded herself lip-syncing the song while in the car. However, when she started mimicking Ariana Grande's distinctive accent, the performance took a humorous turn. People were immediately drawn to her impassioned delivery of Lamar's lyrics and her exaggerated imitation of Grande's speaking style.

The meme quickly became a mainstay of internet jokes, especially among hip-hop and pop music lovers who couldn't get enough of her mix of wit and sass. The video's early popularity faded over time, like many online sensations, yet it didn't go away. The video has made so many reappearances throughout the years, each time ever-repeating waves of nostalgia and new perspectives, thanks to meme culture and Twitter users' frequent references and hit tweets about it.

This clip is ever relevant for its unique fusion of pop culture satire and simple enjoyment in the age of rapid-fire online humor. It's a humorous reminder of how the internet can bring fans together over something as basic as an automobile performance, regardless of whether you were present for its first viral moment or are only now learning about it.