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Name

Pooja, What Is This Behaviour?

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Pair

$MEME, the mother coin. This coin becomes a child of $MEME.

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Website

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DescriptionPooja, What Is This Behavior? refers to a catchphrase that emerged from a viral video of two women arguing in an Indian reality TV show. The clip emerged from an episode of "Bigg Boss," which is an Indian remake of Big B

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About

Pooja, What Is This Behavior? refers to a catchphrase that emerged from a viral video of two women arguing in an Indian reality TV show. The clip emerged from an episode of "Bigg Boss," which is an Indian remake of Big Brother, and featured women named Pooja Misrra and Shonali Nagrani fighting over a petty dispute. Pooja knocks over a trash can, prompting Shonali to say "Pooja, what is this behavior?" and Pooja to respond "I kicked it by mistake," before the argument escalates. The phrase grew popular on Twitter before making its way to TikTok.

Origin

The full history, spread and examples live on the source entry: Pooja, What Is This Behaviour? on Know Your Meme.

The Child Coin

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