5 Times Carlos Yulo Was A Walking, Talking, Dancing Meme

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The Olympics may be over, but everybody’s still talking about gold medalist Carlos Yulo—this time, as a meme!

Related: Carlos Yulo Gave His All For Two Gold Medals For The Philippines At The 2024 Paris Olympics

What’s a major moment in culture without a bit of comedy? Carlos Yulo has become a household name not only since he won two gold medals at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, but since he emerged onto the scene as a prolific athlete. In that time, the athlete has also become a meme multiple times—and he’s always been a good sport about it. He’s even made his own! He brings the comedy as well as he brings pride to the entire nation.

From jokes and TikToks from the Olympian to being made into a meme by social media, here’s a roundup of some comedy gold moments about the Golden Boy himself.

GOLD-LEVEL COMEDY

Riding on the Olympic fails trend, Carlos poked fun at his own pommel horse fall, proving he’s not just an excellent athlete, but also a good sport.

@miss_philippines2024 HAHAHHAHAHA kabado malala #fyp #foryoupage #foryou #meme #carlosyulo ♬ original sound – THE MISS PHILIPPINES

The Olympian’s Paris 2024 journey was not without its ups and downs, and when Carlos finally won that gold medal, people wasted no time in meme-ifying his reaction.

@daniel.pmd Btw Congrats Carlos Yulo #carlosyulo #olympics #goldmedal #fyp #foryou #foryoupage #meme #carlosyulomeme ♬ original sound – XILLA.AUDIOS

From celebrations of small wins to unfortunate situations, there’s a whole category of Carlos Yulo gold medal win memes circulating online—and they’re all making us IJBOL.

@sakayanngjeff Manifesting multiple Gold Medal for Carlos Yulo 🙏🏻 #olympics #carlosyulo ♬ original sound – Jeff TV

The magical baunan! A practical way to carry his chalk around to help with his grip, Carlos’ Tupperware made the rounds on social media as a very Pinoy thing to have.

DANCING KING

Carlos’ dancing has long been a hot topic even before Paris 2024. From weddings to TikToks with his girlfriend Chloe San Jose, his dance moves are just as cheer-worthy as his gymnastic performances. From body rolls to Maybe This Time choreography, he’s down to dance anything, and each video makes our day every time.

@chloeanjeleigh #havanadancebreak ♬ havana dance break – kulowi ʚ(╹.╹)ɞ

Taking his dancing skills to TikTok, Carlos is now a frequent dancer on the platform, often seen with Chloe, who remains the TikTok expert between them. “First official dance cover ng sonny angel ko na yarnnn!!!” Chloe writes under the Havana dance TikTok they posted, using the hilarious nickname people have used to refer to the gymnast.

@carlos.yulo5 😂😂 #fyp #ph #viral ♬ original sound – Carlos Yulo
@carlos.yulo5 #fyp ♬ original sound – Carlos Yulo

From body rolls to Maybe This Time choreography, he’s down to dance anything, and each video makes our day every time. That’s our Pambansang Sonny Angel!

TANGKAD KASI, EH!

Standing proud at 4’11”, Carlos Yulo made everyone laugh as he interacted with Donny Pangilinan on the ASAP stage, pretending his neck hurt every time he had to look up at the six-foot tall actor.

PINOY PRIDE

@chloeanjeleigh all for HIM 🥇☝🏻@Carlos Yulo #parisolympics2024 ♬ pinoy pride – Miko

“Uy, Philippines!” Fresh off of his double-gold wins, Carlos and Chloe immediately hopped on a TikTok sound and celebrated the achievement, all smiles and bringing a fun new layer to “Pinoy pride.”

SEEING DOUBLE

@itsshowtimena #CarlosYulo #Kalokalike meets the real Carlos Yulo! 🏅 #ItsShowtime #ABSCBN #ParisOlympics2024 ♬ balik ka na – kei

It’s Showtime’s segment KalokaLalike wasted no time in finding lookalikes for some of the hottest people in pop culture right now. They featured Carlos Yulo’s KalokaLike Andre Santos, who performed his own gymnastic tricks—of course, with a little bit of dancing. The lookalike and Carlos himself met up, and honestly, we totally see the resemblance. Twin, where have you been?

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