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Ken Lee

You might remember it as Mulaine tu du kim yah, Bulgarian Idol Ken Lee

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2008·Early YouTube·funny

A talent-show performance remembered internationally for its phonetic lyrics.

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At a glanceThe facts

Remembered as
Mulaine tu du kim yah
Spread in
2008
Format
Video
Era
Early YouTube
Origin
Origin not yet established
Available
Playable from the source

Why it is here: it got out of its own corner of the internet fast · still being watched and quoted years later

The version shown here is an official copy on YouTube, published by a rights holder.

Where it came fromWhat we know

Original source uncertain. This is the earliest copy currently known.

View the official copy on YouTube

No original upload has been established for this record. The index is showing the earliest copy it currently knows about, and says so rather than guessing.

Not established. This index only names a creator where the evidence supports it.

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SourcesWhat was read

  1. Wikipedia — Ken Lee (meme)
  2. avtora.com
  3. capital.bg

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