Ninja Reacts to EDM Artists Sampling Famous Quote at Lost Lands 2024 Music Festival

Twitch sensation Ninja has officially reacted after his famous quote was incorporated into a performance by dubstep and electronic music artists Subtronics and HOL! at the Lost Lands 2024 festival.

The highly anticipated electronic music festival Lost Lands took place in Ohio from September 18-22, showcasing an array of renowned artists and unforgettable moments.

During a collaborative set, Subtronics and HOL! kicked off one of their tracks using Ninja’s legendary “The f**k you say to me you little sh*t?” sound clip.

Embracing meme culture, the duo also featured the iconic Vine quote “It was at this moment he knew he f**ked up” right before the beat dropped.

BRAND NEW ONE WITH @Subtronics 😳😳 pic.twitter.com/4rdoxz7kvo

— WHERE! (@holdubz) September 24, 2024

A clip from the performance quickly went viral on X, grabbing the attention of Ninja himself.

“You kiss your mother with that mouth,” he hilariously replied, complementing his message with several laughing emojis.

You kiss your mother with that mouth😂😂pic.twitter.com/E1Iss5Fdo1

— Ninja (@Ninja) September 24, 2024

Fans flooded the comments section to show appreciation for the artists sampling Ninja’s clip, with many suggesting a potential official collaboration in the future.

One fan commented: “Ninja sharing Subtronics and HOL! unreleased collab in 2024.”

Another enthusiast shared, “Ninja x Subtronics was not on my bingo card.”

A third user remarked, “This is how you know you’ve permeated pop culture.”

Ninja’s original viral outburst occurred during his peak as a Fortnite streamer when he confronted a player who used a slur against him mid-game. In response, he famously shouted, “The f**k you say to me you little sh*t? How are you not in f**kin school? You kiss your mother with that mouth?”

Since that moment, it has evolved into countless memes across social media and even has a GIF format available for use on virtually every messaging platform.

This news follows shortly after content creator Kai Cenat addressed comments made by Ninja regarding his Minecraft Marathon with IShowSpeed, claiming that his deaths during the event were intentional and for “pure entertainment.”

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