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Puicy Juicy also known as Busu Busu Busu, Dabadabadaba, Pussy Pussy Pussy, Juicy Juicy Juicy, or Busu, Debedebedebe refers to a song by Russian rappers Lil Sip and Lil Sheep consisting of the repeated lyrics "puicy puicy puicy, dabadabadaba, juicy juicy juicy." The song was teased on Lil Sip's YouTube in late 2021 and was popularized on TikTok in March 2022, going viral over the course of the year in dance videos.
On November 12th, 2021, Russian rapper Lil Sip posted a video to YouTube[1] where a clip of the song "Puicy Juicy" plays over footage of an animated person dancing, garnering over 52,000 views in 11 months (shown below). This is the earliest known upload of the song.
The original sound for @aypiks' video, as well as several original sounds containing the same song clip, went viral over the following months, inspiring over 1.6 million videos to use it in seven months. The most popular videos follow a dance trend set to the song, where users make a squeezing motion with their hands as the word "puicy" is repeated, then make the shaka sign over the lyrics "dabadabadaba." For example, on April 24th, 2022, TikToker[3] @homm9k posted a video like this, garnering over 47 million views in six months (shown below, left). On June 6th, Bella Poarch posted a video to TikTok[4] doing the dance, garnering over 33 million views in four months (shown below, right).
The song became colloquially known to many as "busu daba" based on the Russian lyrics. For example, a YouTube[5] compilation with over 40,000 views calls it the "BUSU DANCE." On September 8th, Lil Sip released the full song across streaming platforms, including YouTube,[6] where it garnered over 2,500 views in a month (shown below).
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