YMMV / Eric Prydz

• Memetic Mutation: "Call On Me" became an instant hit for its catchy yet repetitive chorus sampled from Steve Winwood's "Valerie", leading to its usage in many videos alongside the memes below.
  • Flashing images/[x] doesn't change facial expressions ^Explanation One of the most popular uses of the song, especially in the YTMND days, was to play it over a series of rapidly flashing images. A notable variant that gained a life of its own is the "doesn't change facial expressions" trend, where the song plays over flashing images of a real person or fictional character(s) which seemingly feature the same facial expression in all the photos.
  • The infamous music video, featuring suggestive and Fanservice-y women doing aerobics, has also been subject to jokes, such as claiming the song is better listened to on YouTube, or that it's best to listen to it "in HD" or "with your eyes open".
• Values Dissonance: The official name for the final cut of “Call on Me” is (Eric Prydz vs. Retarded Funk Mix). This song was released in 2004, and at the time the word “retarded” was not looked at as offensive.