I'm in love with the NOOT NOOT

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A short Noot Noot musical meme parodying Ed Sheeran's Shape of You, pairing Pingu's familiar call with crush jokes, reveals, and absurd edits.

This sound turns the familiar lyric from Shape of You into a playful Pingu-themed parody built around “Noot Noot.” The short musical clip combines a recognizable pop melody with the cartoon penguin’s signature vocalization, creating an intentionally silly contrast. Its cheerful delivery works like a punchline, especially when an edit suddenly reveals Pingu, an unexpected crush, or something the creator pretends to adore. Because the joke is immediately recognizable to both pop listeners and meme fans, it adds lighthearted nostalgia and absurd humor without requiring much setup.

Noot Noot comes from Pingu, the stop-motion children’s television series first released in 1990. The phrase is a written imitation of the penguin character’s distinctive horn-like call, which later became a widely recognized reaction meme. Shape of You, released by Ed Sheeran in 2017, supplied the familiar romantic lyric echoed by this parody. Fan-made combinations of Pingu references and popular songs spread through short videos, remixes, and meme edits, keeping the joke recognizable across different online formats.

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What is the I'm in Love With Noot Noot sound?

It is a short musical meme that changes a recognizable Shape of You lyric into a Pingu joke. The humor comes from pairing the romantic pop phrase with the cartoon penguin’s famous Noot Noot call.

Where does the Noot Noot meme come from?

Noot Noot is the common written imitation of Pingu’s distinctive horn-like vocal sound. Pingu is the central character in the stop-motion television series of the same name, which first appeared in 1990.

How do creators use this Noot Noot audio?

Creators usually place it over Pingu edits, fake romantic reveals, nostalgic cartoon posts, or jokes about loving an unexpected object. The strongest timing lands the altered lyric directly on the visual reveal.