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Fan meme song about Asgore Dreemurr from Undertale running over Dess Holiday from Deltarune, used in edits, jokes and reaction videos online.

This is a fan-made meme song built around Asgore Dreemurr, the goat king from Undertale, and the long-running Deltarune joke that he ran over December 'Dess' Holiday with his truck. Sung with lyrics over a dramatic version of Asgore's boss theme, the clip turns a dark piece of fan lore into a deadpan musical punchline. The contrast between the serious, orchestral tone and the absurd accusation is what makes it land, so a few seconds is enough for viewers who know the games to get the joke instantly.

Asgore first appeared as a major boss in Toby Fox's Undertale in 2015, introduced by the track Bergentrückung before his theme ASGORE. Dess, short for December Holiday, is the missing older sister of Noelle Holiday in Deltarune, and her unexplained absence sparked years of fan theories. One joke theory blamed a hit-and-run by Asgore, and fans turned it into songs, animations and truck edits. Portuguese-language versions with lyrics, like this PixelPietro upload, helped the joke spread beyond English-speaking fandom.

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What is the Asgore sound?

It is a short fan-made meme song with lyrics about Asgore Dreemurr running over Dess Holiday, built around Asgore's dramatic boss music from Undertale and the long-running Deltarune fan joke about Dess's disappearance.

Where do Asgore and Dess come from?

Asgore is the king of the monsters and a major boss in Undertale, released in 2015. Dess is December Holiday, the missing older sister of Noelle in Deltarune, Toby Fox's follow-up game, where she is mentioned but never seen.

How is the Asgore meme used in edits?

Creators place the lyric at the moment a truck, headlights or a near-miss appears on screen, letting the serious music sell an absurd punchline. It works best as a quick hit rather than background music for a whole video.