I Smell Like Beef

I Smell Like Beef. However, it's important to note that the phrase still carries. Back in its prime, this short clip quickly gained immense virality, amassing over 15 million loops as it became a.

Her mother's Instagram has over 1.1 million followers Cast your mind back to Vine-era 2014 and you may remember the little girl who repeatedly declared 'I smell like beef'

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For example, some members of the LGBTQ+ community have used the term as a badge of honor, celebrating their uniqueness and individuality One of the most memorable Vine memes from over the years is easily the "I Smell Like Beef" viral video featuring a young girl named Ava Ryan repeatedly uttering the phrase, which was originally uploaded to the short-form video platform back in May 2014 by her mother, Katie Ryan. I Smell Like Beef refers to a viral video of a young girl, Ava Ryan, repeating the phrase, "I smell like beef." The video was uploaded in May 2014 and became one of the best-known Vine videos, inspiring parodies and memes over the following years.

. The phrase "I Smell Like Beef" has also been appropriated by certain subcultures as a way to reclaim the term and turn it into something positive In honor of the 11th anniversary of the video we're doing a limited edition merch drop for.

. On May 30, 2014, Katie Ryan posted a clip of her daughter Ava repeating the phrase 'I smell like beef' onto the video-sharing app (RIP), oblivious to the fact it would go on to become one of the biggest-ever Vine videos. Back in its prime, this short clip quickly gained immense virality, amassing over 15 million loops as it became a.