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Talk to Me Doja TikTok trend

Participatory formatUse with caution

Talk to Me Doja is a TikTok format that Trendhaus first saw on .

This meme involves spamming a GIF of a character dancing from the anime 'Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches' in comment sections, often paired with a slowed/reverb version of Doja Cat's song 'Like That'. Users also comment the phrase 'talk to me Doja'. The dance originates from a scene where the main character body-swaps into a girl and dances to stay undercover on a date.

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Talk to Me Doja examples on TikTok

Real videos using the trend, checked by Trendhaus. Each opens on TikTok.

How to make a Talk to Me Doja video

  1. Find the GIF of the dancing character from 'Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches'.
  2. Use a slowed/reverb version of Doja Cat's song 'Like That' as background audio.
  3. Post the GIF in comment sections.
  4. Add the phrase 'talk to me Doja' in the comment.

What Trendhaus measured

First seen
Last covered
Type
Participatory format
Can a brand use it?
Use with caution. This trend uses copyrighted anime footage and a popular song, which may have intellectual property restrictions.
Sound
Like That by Doja Cat
Origin
The meme originated from the anime 'Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches' and its association with Doja Cat's song 'Like That'.
Hashtag
#talktomedoja: 9.3M views across 427 videos

How Trendhaus tracks trends

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Ideas to start from

  • Create a branded GIF that mimics the dancing style, paired with a relevant sound, and encourage followers to 'talk to us [Brand Name]' in comments.
  • Use the meme format to humorously represent a relatable situation for your audience, such as the feeling of 'staying undercover' while dealing with daily tasks.
  • Engage with the trend by responding to comments with a branded version of the 'talk to me Doja' phrase, adapting it to your brand's voice.

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Questions

What is the Talk to Me Doja TikTok trend?

This meme involves spamming a GIF of a character dancing from the anime 'Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches' in comment sections, often paired with a slowed/reverb version of Doja Cat's song 'Like That'. Users also comment the phrase 'talk to me Doja'. The dance originates from a scene where the main character body-swaps into a girl and dances to stay undercover on a date.

When did the Talk to Me Doja trend start?

Trendhaus first saw it on 11 November 2026. The meme originated from the anime 'Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches' and its association with Doja Cat's song 'Like That'.

Can brands use the Talk to Me Doja trend?

Use with caution. This trend uses copyrighted anime footage and a popular song, which may have intellectual property restrictions.

What sound is used for the Talk to Me Doja trend?

Like That by Doja Cat.

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