Yohohoho Meme (Ado’s Binkusuno Sake)
The Yohohoho meme uses the repeated vocal hook from Ado’s “Binkusuno Sake,” also known as “Binks’ Sake,” as a soundtrack for funny clips, lip-syncs and musical remixes. A sped-up edit by TikTok producer Aclo helped the sound spread in October 2026. The song is older than the trend: the source recording is from 2022.
The sped-up repeated yohohoho vocal hook. Add the sound in TikTok; it is not included in a file from ViralMeme. To post yours with it, open it in the TikTok app, tap “Use this sound”, then upload your video or picture.
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What does Yohohoho Meme (Ado’s Binkusuno Sake) mean?
The Yohohoho meme is mainly an audio joke, rather than a phrase with a hidden definition. The repeated “yohohoho” singing supplies the recognizable cue; the video supplies the situation. Some posts play an ordinary or ridiculous scene against the energetic remix. Others make the voice itself the joke by trying to sing the hook accurately. Knowing the One Piece reference can explain why the sound is familiar, but a clip can work without recreating a scene or dressing as a character.
Why did Yohohoho Meme (Ado’s Binkusuno Sake) take off?
One short section of a longer song is easy to recognize and reuse. The contrast between the original vocal performance and an accelerated, bass-heavy edit also gives creators two different versions to compare. This is not only a dance challenge: the October examples include background-audio jokes, lip dubs, instrumental performances and new remixes. A creator can respond to the sound instead of repeating the same visual gag. That flexibility helps explain why the same hook appears in unrelated feeds.
Where did Yohohoho Meme (Ado’s Binkusuno Sake) come from?
The Yohohoho meme draws on Ado’s “Binkusuno Sake,” a 2022 recording associated with One Piece Film: Red. The official YouTube recording is credited to Ado - Topic. Know Your Meme identifies an August 11, 2026 TikTok by @prod_aclo as the remix that later spread. The post’s own data confirms the creator name Aclo and the sound title “perc a trick.” The remix upload and the October wave are separate events: a recent post using the sound is not evidence that the song itself was just released.
In its October 21 entry, Know Your Meme reported more than 57,000 uses of Aclo’s sound. That is a dated count of videos using the sound, not a view total. The page also documented an October 13 vocal imitation and an October 15 melodica performance. A separate chiptune rendition by Spacetofuu appeared on YouTube on October 17. An October 19 TikTok by @ilikeuncrider uses the same Aclo sound, showing the format continuing beyond those earlier examples.
- Ado’s Binkusuno Sake recording supplies the vocal hook that the later trend reuses.
- Aclo uploads the TikTok remix credited as perc a trick.
- The wave includes a melodica cover, a separately dated YouTube chiptune rendition and new TikToks using Aclo’s sound.
- Know Your Meme documents the trend and reports more than 57,000 videos using the remix sound.
Popular versions of Yohohoho Meme (Ado’s Binkusuno Sake)
Background-audio joke
A short funny clip uses the sped-up hook as its soundtrack; the image does not have to refer to pirates or anime.
Singing it as accurately as possible
The performer tries to copy the distinctive vocal delivery, making the attempt itself the point of the post.
Instrumental and game-like remixes
Creators move the melody to another instrument or sound palette. Spacetofuu’s October 17 upload turns it into a chiptune-style version.
How to post Yohohoho Meme (Ado’s Binkusuno Sake) on TikTok
- Open Aclo’s perc a trick sound on TikTok and listen for the repeated vocal hook.
- Film your own reaction, lip-sync or everyday joke and line up its reveal with the audio.
- Use the platform’s sound tool when posting. Credit another creator’s remix or performance instead of presenting their upload as yours.
Questions about Yohohoho Meme (Ado’s Binkusuno Sake)
What song is the Yohohoho meme from?
The vocal hook comes from Ado’s Binkusuno Sake, also called Binks’ Sake. The 2026 trend often uses Aclo’s sped-up TikTok remix, whose sound page is titled perc a trick.
Who made the Yohohoho remix on TikTok?
The documented remix post is by @prod_aclo, whose displayed creator name is Aclo. It was uploaded on August 11, 2026. That identifies this remix, not every later edit of the song.
Is the Yohohoho song new in October 2026?
No. The recording dates to 2022 and the Aclo upload to August 2026. October is the period in which the remix, lip-syncs and instrumental versions spread across feeds.
Why do some Yohohoho videos sound different?
Some use the original singing, others the accelerated Aclo sound, and others a fresh instrumental arrangement. Check the sound credit on the particular post instead of assuming every version is the same recording.
How do I use the Yohohoho sound without copying a video?
Choose the sound in TikTok and film your own visual joke or performance. The common element is the audio hook; you do not need someone else’s face, their footage or a One Piece character to participate.
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What changed on this page
Updated Oct 22, 2026
- Published the source song, verified remix post and dated examples of the October wave.
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