2022 / Video / Creator-approved remix and TikTok dance
My Money Don’t Jiggle Jiggle
Louis Theroux’s earlier documentary rap was remixed and revived as a widely used dance sound.
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What was this?
The line “my money don’t jiggle jiggle, it folds” became a dance sound and duet prompt. Theroux’s participation connected the new version to its earlier source.
Why it spread
Duke & Jones’s remix circulated through TikTok before Theroux joined them for an official release and lyric video. The participation format crossed music, comedy, and celebrity accounts without losing the absurdity of its source.
What happened
The line “my money don’t jiggle jiggle, it folds” became a dance sound and duet prompt. Theroux’s participation connected the new version to its earlier source.
Where it came from
Theroux first performed the verse in a 2000 Weird Weekends episode, then repeated it on Amelia Dimoldenberg’s Chicken Shop Date in 2022. Manchester duo Duke & Jones turned that performance into the beat-driven remix that took off on TikTok.
Why it mattered
Jiggle Jiggle showed how an older joke could reach a new audience through a credited remix rather than simple reposting.
How it spread
Duke & Jones’s remix circulated through TikTok before Theroux joined them for an official release and lyric video. The participation format crossed music, comedy, and celebrity accounts without losing the absurdity of its source.
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