It received 469 likes and 54 comments in roughly six years. The first recorded use of the scene as a meme was in an image uploaded by user UltimateCringeVine_2016 to iFunny on October 17th, 2015 (seen below, click to expand). 'Twas I who fucked the dragon, fuckalizing fuckalooĪnd if you try to fuck with me, then I shall fuck you too Then I sliced his fuckin' cockles with a long and shiny blade Oh, the dragon's balls were blazin' as I stepped into his cave Here, the frequent usage of "fuck" is directed as a threat towards J.B.’s parents and family and is not intended in a sexual manner, but it is frequently used as such when quoted alone or in memes.
The most notable verse is frequently quoted online, sometimes as a standalone catchphrase. As of June 2021, "Kickapoo" has over 63 million views on YouTube and is the second-most-viewed music video out of all releases by Tenacious D. In the music video for "Kickapoo," uploaded to YouTube on November 30th, 2006 (originally appearing in the Tenacious D movie) a young version of Jack Black (referred to as J.B.) disappoints his family by interrupting their prayer at the dinner table by performing raunchy rock music he’d written (seen below).
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A screenshot of the music video from the Tenacious D movie paired with the quote is frequently used in memes, especially those involving fantasy games or film and television series where a dragon is involved. Twas I Who Fucked the Dragon is an exploitable image macro featuring a memorable quote from the song "Kickapoo" by Jack Black and Kyle Glass in their rock duo Tenacious D. Meme, kickapoo, jack black, funny, music, music memes, tenacious d, twas i, fucked the dragon, image macro, reaction, shrek, donkey, dragon Catchphrase, Exploitable, Image Macro, Pop Culture Reference, Reaction
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