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Short clip of the 'I'm in love with the coco' hook from O.T. Genasis's 2014 hit CoCo, used for memes, edits and ironic flex videos online now.

This is the unforgettable chorus line from CoCo, delivered in O.T. Genasis's deep, chant-like cadence over a sparse, heavy beat. The phrase repeats with a slow, hypnotic bounce that makes it instantly quotable, even out of context. In the clip you hear just the hook, loop-ready and punchy, with the vocal sitting front and centre. It lands as both a boast and a joke, which is why editors love it for sudden reveals, exaggerated confessions and moments where a character is meant to look hilariously obsessed with something they should not be.

CoCo was released in 2014 by American rapper O.T. Genasis and quickly went viral thanks to its repetitive hook and stark music video. The title slang and chant became a catchphrase far beyond hip hop, spawning parodies, remixes and short form edits where the line is repurposed for food, games and everyday obsessions. This short clip isolates that central refrain, which explains its lasting life on soundboards. Its simple rhythm and instantly recognised wording make it easy to drop into unrelated scenes for instant comic recognition.

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What is the I'm in love with the coco sound?

It is a short clip of the main hook from CoCo by O.T. Genasis, where he chants that he is in love with the coco over a minimal beat. The loopable refrain is widely reused as a meme reaction.

Where does the coco sound come from?

The sound comes from the 2014 hip hop single CoCo by American rapper O.T. Genasis. The song went viral for its repetitive chorus and memorable video, and the hook later spread through remixes, parodies and social media edits.

How do creators use this sound in edits?

Creators place the hook over moments of exaggerated obsession, usually with food, loot or a new purchase. It works best on a reveal or freeze frame, played once at full volume, then cut quickly for the punchline.