What should brands post with the Genesis x Fashion Killa trend?

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Genesis x Fashion Killa

Updated August 2, 2026

Fashion

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What is the Genesis x Fashion Killa trend?

A mashup sound used to show off a product or piece the creator is excited about. The text format is 'Hi look at my [thing] ok bye': fast, confident, no explanation needed. Brands use it to spotlight a new arrival, a hero SKU, or a packaging detail without building a full narrative around it.

Where did the Genesis x Fashion Killa trend come from?

The audio underlying this trend is a mashup of two tracks: "Genesis," the opening song from French electronic duo Justice's 2007 debut album Cross, and "Fashion Killa," the fourth single from American rapper A$AP Rocky's 2013 debut album Long.Live.A$AP. The mashup, titled "Genesis Fashion Killa," was released in 2026 as a standalone single of approximately 1 minute 27 seconds, credited to an artist listed on Spotify as XOClark under the label 11908633 Records DK. The trend pairs the audio with short product or outfit showcase clips overlaid with text following the format "Hi look at my [item] ok bye," functioning as a quick, low-effort flex format for fashion and consumer goods creators. No editorial documentation identifying the specific TikTok account or moment that first launched the trend has been published.