Full analysis of the "Love You More" meme! Huang Renxun acts cute and dances, AI tool revealed

The meme of tech giants like Jensen Huang and Tim Cook dancing and acting cute to win your affection has been trending wildly on social media recently. This meme originates from Japan’s idol group AiScReam’s catchy song “Ai♡Scre～um!”, which, through generative tools like Viggle AI, allows celebrities to precisely perform dance moves. This article will analyze the origin, reasons for viral popularity, and AI production methods of the “Win Your Heart” meme.

Source of the “Win Your Heart” Meme: AiScReam’s Catchy Q&A Segment

(Source: Love Live)

The origin of the “Win Your Heart” meme is from the limited unit AiScReam (pronounced: Ice Cream) of Japan’s 2.5D idol project “Love Live!”, with their single “Ai♡Scre～um!”. After singing the first chorus, the song transitions into a segment where the members interact with fans through Q&A:

Rubi-chan! Here~! What do you like?

Compared to chocolate mint, I like you more ❤

Nozomi-chan! Here~! What do you like?

Compared to strawberry flavor, I like you more ❤

Yuki-chan! Here~! What do you like?

Compared to cookies and cream, I like you more ❤

Everyone together! Here~! What do you like?

Of course, AiScReam! ❤

In this segment, Rubi, Nozomi, and Yuki are the three characters from AiScReam: Riko Kurosawa (voice: Ai降幡), Nozomi Kamihara (voice: Airi Oonishi), and Shiki Wakana (voice: Wakana Ohashi). As a 2.5D project, their voice actors also perform singing and on-stage character portrayals with dance.

Why Did the “Win Your Heart” Meme Go Viral? Three Voice Styles and a 1-Minute Segment Are Key

This song was released earlier this year, with a concert performance clip released in March. However, it was this clip that suddenly went viral on TikTok, becoming the latest “Douyin God Song.” The official short video surpassed 20 million views, and it ranked third among globally trending songs on Spotify.

Based on online reactions, the reasons for the “Win Your Heart” meme’s popularity include:

Catchy Melody and Diverse Voice Styles: The voice actors showcase three voice tones—high-pitched cute, mid-range girl, and low-pitched mature woman—making the song very listenable and recognizable.

Perfect Segment Length: The fan Q&A segment lasts only one minute, ideal for TikTok and short-form video platforms.

Easy to Imitate and Remix: The phrase pattern “XXX, what do you like? Compared to XXX, I like you more” is simple and easy to understand, allowing endless thematic variations and sparking a remix craze.

Many idol groups like IVE and NMIXX have mimicked this dance, and numerous Western creators have started making remixes, including some featuring muscular characters dancing to this song, laying the groundwork for even more exaggerated “Win Your Heart” creations.

Evolution of the “Win Your Heart” Meme in the Chinese Community: AI Makes Celebrities Act Cute Collectively

The “Win Your Heart” meme began fermenting around mid-April in Chinese and Taiwanese social media. A group of Chinese netizens led by “Wang Yeyou Xing” started creating memes inspired by historical figures or entrepreneurs, heavily utilizing AI tools to produce content like “Compared to materialized life, I like you more” and “Compared to politics, history, and geography, I like you more.”

Classic “Win Your Heart” Meme Cases

Jensen Huang Version: “Compared to new graphics cards, I like you more” — comments flooded with “Cook’s move is too ruthless,” “TSMC senior’s move is too ruthless”

Tim Cook Version: “Compared to new phones, I like you more” — netizens commented, “Jensen Huang’s move is too ruthless”

Attack on Titan Version: “Compared to Rumbling, I like you more” — featuring Levi, Gik, and Eren acting cute and dancing, with netizens joking, “Mikasa was stunned to see Eren dance”

Nantou Christian Hospital Version: “Why do health checkups?” — combined with health promotion, with over 20,000 likes and a million views as of April 22

These “Win Your Heart” meme videos, because they incorporate the original actions, feature celebrities “acting cute” and dancing, creating a bizarre yet highly addictive effect that can cause physical discomfort but is very viral.

Secrets to Making the “Win Your Heart” Meme: Viggle AI and Other Tools Assist

In the Chinese and Taiwanese communities’ remixes of the “Win Your Heart” meme, generative AI tools have played a crucial role. Using Viggle AI or similar products allows users to easily overlay specific characters with the dance moves from the videos.

Viggle AI Core Technical Advantages

Accurate Motion Transfer: Can precisely apply original dance moves onto designated characters

Expression Synchronization: Character expressions and movements are highly aligned

Low Barrier to Creation: No professional editing skills needed; ordinary users can produce quickly

Although due to technical limitations, characters may occasionally shake excessively, the “Win Your Heart” videos clearly demonstrate AI’s progress. This trend continues the recent development of AI memes, similar to the “Xiaoming Sword Demon AI,” which uses precise facial and motion simulation to create strong contrast and entertainment effects.

Three Major Impacts of Generative AI on Meme Culture

Lowered Creation Barriers: High-quality memes can be made without professional skills

Expanded Creative Possibilities: People from different cultural backgrounds can participate in global digital entertainment

Accelerated Spread: AI tools make meme production faster, speeding up cultural dissemination

The Community Culture Behind the “Win Your Heart” Meme: XXX, this move is too ruthless

The “Win Your Heart” meme has a unique community interaction culture: comments like “XXX, this move is too ruthless.” Usually, XXX refers to rivals or peers of the video subject, such as in the Jensen Huang video, where many comments say, “Cook’s move is too ruthless,” “TSMC senior’s move is too ruthless.”

This comment style creates a humorous “imaginary enemy” narrative, as if these memes are made by competitors to shame the main character, increasing entertainment and interaction. The formation of this community culture is one of the key reasons why the “Win Your Heart” meme continues to ferment.

Taiwanese netizens, upon seeing these videos, also started playing with this meme, leaving comments under the “Compared to Rumbling, I like you more” video like “Is Jensen Huang the world you want?” and “What did I just watch,” showing different cultural interpretations of the same meme.

How AI Technology Is Changing Meme Culture

The viral success of the “Win Your Heart” meme marks that AI technology has quietly transformed our entertainment methods, becoming the best assistant for meme culture dissemination. Generative AI not only lowers the creation threshold but also expands creative possibilities, allowing netizens from diverse backgrounds to participate in this global digital entertainment feast.

From a technical perspective, AI’s application in meme creation is rapidly evolving. Future developments may include more precise facial transfer, more natural motion simulation, and even real-time interactive memes. These technological advances will further blur the line between reality and virtuality, opening new horizons for meme culture.