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  "publishedAt": "2026-05-29T18:55:46.000Z",
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  "textContent": "Coconut Water Meme, also known as What Is This? Coke. What Is This? Water. Coconut Water or Coke + Water = Coconut Water, refers to a catchphrase and lyric taken from the song \"Coconut Water\" released in early May 2026 by rapper Trim, in which she sings \"coconut water\" in an exaggerated accent. The song, particularly the way in which Trim says, \"Coconut water,\" began seeing use in memes and skits in mid-May 2026 as a TikTok trend revolved around a dad joke emerged.\n\nThe trend typically involves two or three people at a market or grocery store who hold up a bottle of Coca-Cola and ask, \"What is this?\" with the respondent saying, \"Coke.\" The other person would then hold up a water bottle and ask, \"What is this?\" with the respondent answering, \"Water,\" followed by the person knocking the two bottles together and saying, \"Coconut water,\" in Trim's accent from the song.",
  "title": "Coconut Water TikTok Trend Explained"
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