You probably already know the song “Period Uhh Period Ahh” if you use TikTok. The song is a cover of a TikTok user named Britt Barbie’s catchphrase, which she first used in a video where she said, “Period, ahhh!” after each sentence.
The catchphrase in the video made it popular with viewers who thought it was humorous. Now that the song is well-known, even celebrities are posting duet films on the website for short videos. To learn more about Britt Barbie and how her videos went viral, keep reading.
Britt Barbie’s “Period Ahh” Song
On August 20, Britt Barbie first shared the song on her TikTok page. The word “period” signifies the end of a statement. African American musicians and Hip Hop celebrities regularly use the statement in their songs and raps, popularising the “ah” sound.
In a video that she shared, Britt Barbie could be heard uttering the sentence in several accents. Over a million people watched the video once it became popular. The song was then covered by famous people, like Baby Tate, who recorded a duet on it, increasing its appeal. The demand for the song’s entirety then increased, leading Britt Barbie to produce an expanded version.
Over 22 million people have seen and liked Britt Barbie’s original TikTok video, which has received over 2.7 million likes. Apart from Baby Tate, other artists and famous people like Alyssa McKay, Bebe Rexha, and Chloe Bailey all made duet versions of the video, boosting the song’s popularity.
Fans began requesting Baby Tate to release the complete version of her cover of the song when Britt posted the song’s full version on YouTube. Although the rapper did not respond to the demand, he did tweet, “Period Period.”
Britt Barbie went Viral in February this year
Britt first gained popularity in February 2022 after posting a TikTok video on hair growth. In the video, she appeared astonished and admitted to not knowing that hair came from the scalp to her supporters. “Just discovered something, I never knew that your hair grows from up here,” she added, pointing to her scalp. I was unaware of that.
She continued, “I always assumed that your hair grows from right here,” referring to the end of her hair, adding that she believed hair grew from the ends. “Does my head have hair? really like in that area? Where does it originate? I’m really terrified, you know. I’m not sure… Is it in my forehead, too?!” she questioned.
Over 400k people watched and liked the video, which helped Britt become well-known on TikTok. Though many of her followers were left unsure of whether she was being sincere or joking.
