First, pinyin

Hakimi's pinyin is [hā j and mǐ].

Second, the source of stem

Hakimi's stem comes from the ditty hummed by "East Sea Emperor" in episode 12 of the second season of the animation "Horse racing mother". In the animation, honey water's speech is particularly like hakimi's, because this little song is brainwashing and a little cute, and it keeps repeating the lyrics of hakimi, which is more brainwashing with the melody.

Later, this little song was adapted into a ghost song with a higher rhythm. In addition, after the song became popular, it was used as the soundtrack by a large number of cat videos on social platforms. The playful rhythm and the action of the kitten stepping on the spot make the cat experience better. So now this word can be used to represent all cute little animals, and it can also be simply used to sell cute.

Third, the applicable environment

When sharing your own kitten video, you can choose to use it as background music, and cooperate with brainwashed hakimi music to give Tik Tok netizens a different cat-sucking experience.

Other similar online hot words:

1, mouse, mouse, me

Mouse, mouse and me, this stalk means "uncle, me", but there is another meaning, that is, self-mockery and ridicule. Rats give people the impression that they are humble creatures, and they like to live secretly in the dark. Mouse, mouse and me, this stalk contains this meaning.

2. Come and feed ABC.

This stalk is a slogan that Tik Tok blogger "Pig Boy" often shouts in the video. He often shouts "Hello, ABC, come", and fans can pick it up if they shout too much.

3. Show off my mouth

The meaning is similar to "put it in my mouth" and "feed it into my mouth", expressing feelings of liking or wanting to eat. You can use this stalk when you really want to eat, such as "show the meat in my mouth quickly", which is very magical and interesting. This stalk comes from the comment area of a funny blogger in Weibo. Later, it was widely used by netizens and became a stalk. The special meaning of the word "hyun" came from the northeast local dialect.