‘Yapapa’ Cat Sings ‘Afghan Jalebi’ in New Viral Hit

New Delhi, December 17, 2025: The internet’s most melodic feline is back in the spotlight. The famous ‘Yapapa Ummm Yapapa Haane’ cat, whose rhythmic chirps became a defining meme of 2025, has returned in a new viral video that has left social media users in stitches. In this latest installment, the animated cat is observed “singing” the iconic Bollywood track ‘Afghan Jalebi’ from the movie Phantom, perfectly syncing its signature babbling sounds to the upbeat melody of the song.

A Musical Comeback for the ‘Yapapa’ Sensation

The viral clip, which has been shared across Instagram Reels and TikTok, features the familiar white cat with its wide-eyed expression and rhythmic head bobs. While the original meme featured a nonsensical yet catchy “Yapapa” soundbite, the new version has been cleverly edited by creators to match the syllables of the song’s chorus.

The “Ya Baba” refrain of Afghan Jalebi—originally sung by Syed Asrar Shah—is hilariously replaced by the cat’s high-pitched “Yapapa” chirps. The seamless transition between the feline’s unique vocalizations and the Bollywood beat was immediately identified by fans as a “perfect crossover,” resulting in millions of views within just 24 hours of being posted.

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Internet Reactions: “The Collab We Didn’t Know We Needed”

The comment sections of the viral video have been flooded with emojis and witty remarks. Netizens have humorously suggested that the cat should be given a Bollywood debut, with one user commenting, “This cat has more rhythm than most backup dancers.”

Another popular sentiment expressed was that the ‘Yapapa’ cat has officially become the “Ambassador of Good Vibes” for the end of 2025. The video’s success is seen as a testament to the enduring power of cat memes in the digital age, proving that a simple, well-timed “yapapa” is often enough to unite the internet in laughter. As the clip continues to trend, it serves as a lighthearted reminder of the creative and absurd ways fans use AI and editing tools to keep viral icons alive.