The actual tag is sampled from the 1989 children’s program-turned You on Kazoo, which has since gone viral as a meme. You can watch a clip of the original show below. 

As for why DJ K.i.D. chose that exact line remains a mystery, but he did explain the inspiration for his DJ name. "A King never stops developing,' he told Respect magazine.

And despite the half-dozen references on "Blame it On Baby," fans are still loving the album, which surpassed 25 million streams on Spotify in the 30 minutes following its release. 

"Lemme just say. My favorite part about @DaBabyDaBaby’s new album "Blame it on Baby" is that he listened to those who say all of his songs sound the same and he completely switched it up. Mad respects for DaBaby," one fan wrote. 

Another pointed out, "I went in listening to "Blame It on Baby" a little pessimistic. The commentary I read before it didn’t help either. it turned out to be not bad at all to me. I don’t think the amount of negative feedback matches the project." 

Are you listening to "Blame It on Baby" on repeat?