Yung Poppy
Yung Poppy (born July 25, 1994), also known as ThatPoppy, is an American social media personality, content creator, and musician who gained popularity through the now-defunct video platform Vine.[1] He is best known for his comedic six-second videos and viral catchphrase “If you ain’t talking money, I don’t wanna talk,” which contributed to his widespread recognition online during the early 2010s. Since Vine’s shutdown, Yung Poppy has transitioned into music and other forms of digital content across platforms like Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok.
Early life and education
Yung Poppy was born July 25, 1994, in the United States. Details about his early life and education remain limited in public sources. He began creating content during the early 2010s, initially focusing on comedic skits and character-driven videos.
Career
Rise on Vine
Yung Poppy rose to fame on Vine, a social media app known for its six-second looping videos. His comedic timing, exaggerated facial expressions, and catchphrases made him one of the standout personalities on the platform. His videos were often relatable and humorous, appealing to a broad audience. He amassed millions of followers before the platform was discontinued in 2016.
Music ventures
Building on his Vine fame, Yung Poppy ventured into music, releasing tracks that often blended humor and hip-hop. His debut single, “If You Ain’t Talking Money”, which referenced his viral Vine, garnered attention on streaming platforms. He has since released several independent singles and music videos.
Post-Vine content and collaborations
After Vine shut down, Yung Poppy transitioned to other platforms such as Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok, where he continued to produce comedic content and music. He has collaborated with other social media influencers and musicians, maintaining a steady online presence. His girlfriend and frequent collaborator, That Crazy Viner (also known as Brie), has appeared in many of his videos.
Discography
Selected Singles
- “If You Ain’t Talking Money”
- “Lit”
- “Woop”
- “No Cap”
Reception and influence
Yung Poppy is considered one of the early influencers who capitalized on short-form video content. His comedic style and catchphrases contributed to the shaping of meme culture on Vine and later platforms. While not without criticism for some of his content, he remains a recognized figure in the world of internet-born celebrities.
References
- ↑ "Who is comedian Yung Poppy?". The Sun. 6 May 2021. Retrieved 5 May 2025.