What Fox Say

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The chorus from Ylvis's 2013 viral hit asking what the fox says, with its playful animal noises. Creators use it for funny reveals, animal clips and meme edits.

This clip captures the unforgettable hook from Ylvis's novelty song, where a smooth pop vocal asks what sound a fox makes before breaking into a string of silly, high-pitched animal noises. The melody is bright and bouncy, the rhythm is easy to follow, and the made-up fox sounds land somewhere between a yelp, a chirp and a laugh, which makes the whole thing feel deliberately absurd. Listeners instantly recognise it even without the full song, and it usually triggers a smile or a singalong because the joke is so simple: everyone knows what dogs and cats say, but the fox remains a mystery.

The sound comes from The Fox (What Does the Fox Say?), released in 2013 by Norwegian comedy duo Ylvis as a joke song for their television show. Its absurd lyrics, catchy electronic pop production and animal-sound chorus helped the music video explode on YouTube, where it passed hundreds of millions of views and became one of the defining viral songs of the early 2010s. Years later, short clips of the chorus still circulate in memes and edits because the hook is instantly recognisable, easy to quote and funny even out of context.

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What is the What Does the Fox Say sound?

It is the catchy chorus from Ylvis's 2013 novelty song, in which the singers ask what sound a fox makes and answer with a series of playful, made-up animal noises over bright electronic pop music.

Who sings What Does the Fox Say?

The song is performed by Ylvis, a Norwegian comedy duo made up of brothers Vegard and Bard Ylvisaker, who originally created it as a humorous segment for their television talk show.

Why is What Does the Fox Say still popular in memes?

Its hook is short, instantly recognisable and deliberately silly, so creators can drop it into animal videos, reaction edits and costume reveals without needing the full song for the joke to work.