But user elevated it with some hip-hop ad-libs, hyping up the little yellow Shih Tzu, Isabelle, who performs the song. The song itself isn’t much more than some melodic beeps, sounding like the ringer on a kid’s play phone. And over on TikTok, “Bubblegum K.K.,” a song from the video game, is gaining popularity as a lip-syncing sound. Friends you didn’t even know played video games now only tweet about turnip price fluctuations and the best methods for bullying anthropomorphic villagers. Animal Crossing culture has permeated every social-media platform.
