The Brief: The "Funk da Netflix" dance, which is also becoming known as the Brazilian Netflix Sound dance, sees TikTokers busting a move to audio from the Netflix original series Sintonia which includes the streaming platform's signature intro.
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Netflix’s “dun dun” intro is getting the TikTok treatment. Creators are dancing to it, kinda. “Funk da Netflix,” which is original music from the Brazilian Netflix series Sintonia, is a song that begins with Netflix’s “dun dun” sound, before turning into an infectiously catchy tune. A clip of this audio is linked to over 244,000 videos on TikTok. These videos began growing in popularity on the app in early January.
There are a few dances circulating the app that are performed to this song. A very popular version is from creator @_babooshka. It consists of creators bending forwards and backwards, moving their hips from side to side, and stepping from side to side. It is also filmed in a manner that makes the footage appear choppy.
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Other versions of the dance see creators putting their own spin on the choppy-style video.
@siennamae netflix the remix😁
This version sees creator @nene_la_shiro “Netflix no chill” with his mom.
@nene_la_shiro Netflix no chill 😂 Feat. MOM ❤️#NENETRIBE #netflix #funny #fyp #foryoupage #afrobeats #xyzbca
More takes:
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@kaijmarii Netflix and chill with a little twist ☺️ #fyp #xyzcba #viral #like #tiktok #foryou #xyzbca
@in_the_nic_of_time My dad’s first video 😃 #dancer #latin #trend #NFLPlayoffs #LiftandSnatchBrow #notviral dc: @_babooshka