I love the fact that ‘JJYP’ makes no sense – but being governed by logic as I am, I also have a few questions. But I prefer the idea that Johny is actually a pathological liar whose head grows every time he lies. Is there a lying epidemic among today’s youth? Are sugar cubes disappearing from homes at a faster rate than the pound is dropping? Maybe the reason every adult in the cartoon is obsessed with lies is simply because Billion Surprise Toys couldn’t be bothered to think of any more lyrics, and sure I’m here for that.
From the wave and Beyonce’s “Single Ladies”, to what can only be described as Gangnam Style-style bopping, Papa’s dancing adds a whole new layer to this pop culture sensation. Not concerned by the fact his baby is five times the size of him, Papa is throwing some serious shapes. TBH, the list could probably end here, given this is 90 per cent of the reason I love ‘JJYP’, but where would be the fun in that? The combination of video game sound effects, glorious harmonies, and just the catchiest beat ever makes for a winning track that should absolutely, definitely be rated at least 9/10 on any music publication worth its salt.
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(For more on that disturbing trend, read James Bridle’s 2017 “Something is wrong on the internet”).Īlthough the cartoon definitely has some questionable themes, there is no denying that the Billion Surprise Toys series is particularly catchy – basically, I love this version of ‘Johny Johny Yes Papa’ (hereby known as ‘JJYP’), and will now succinctly list my reasoning below. Since then, there have been countless videos of similarly unusual family scenarios uploaded to the channel, which Mashable reports make up only a small portion of disturbingly weird (AI-generated) children’s cartoon videos on YouTube as a whole.
As far as I can tell, the first appearance of Johny and Papa (as we know them) on the Billion Surprise Toys channel came in November 2017. The newly popular version, featuring an apparently fuckable Papa, is the creation of ‘new age media company’ Billion Surprise Toys, who create 3D animation videos for kids, and have been active on YouTube since 2013. There are tons of versions of this narrative uploaded to YouTube, with the original seemingly dating back to 2009 – this rendition is set to the tune of “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star”, and is much more lo-fi than the viral nightmare above.
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