Fabian Mosele, an Italian animator and teacher based in Germany, told "Good Morning America" the trend began in early 2025, ...

A new social media trend is leaving parents confused and teachers frustrated. Coined “Italian Brainrot,” the trend features ...

According to Forbes, some of the top characters are Ballerina Cappuccina, a dancer with a coffee cup head, Tralalero Tralala, a three-legged shark wearing blue Nike kicks, and Lirili Laria, a ...

Born on TikTok in early 2025, “Italian Brainrot” features bizarre ... ballerina cappuccino one more time…” threatened one parent in the comments of another recent video by Lindsay.

The “six seven” trend has everything to do with the song “Doot Doot (6 7)” by Skrilla. The rap has become a popular audio in ...

The latest viral meme in the chaotic “Italian brainrot” genre wave on the app, the whimsical and bizarre character catapulted to viral fame through surreal videos that blend absurdity with a ...

The Italian Brainrot takes its cue from the Anglo-Saxon-derived English idiom "brain rot." Literally, it can be translated as "rotting brain" or "brain decay." But in internet parlance ...

In addition, each one is accompanied by a specific sound, which acts as a personalized melody for each monster, mixing words without any sense with Italian locution. Initially, these monsters were ...

The official account uploaded a reel of the drivers reacting to Italian Brainrot on April 29, 2025. Barring David Malukas, none of the drivers had any idea of what the famous meme's characters are ...

And kids are repeating lines from it nonstop, leaving many parents wondering if they missed an entire cultural movement overnight. Despite what the name suggests, "Italian brainrot" has nothing to ...