Jul 18, 2024 · According to the creator, the gesture associated with ‘Eyyy ka muna Eyyy’ resembles the Shaka Sign or Hang Loose sign, which originated in Hawaii. This gesture, often used by surfers to signify a victory or a positive moment, parallels the celebratory and victorious tone embedded in Sheena’s phrase.

Jul 23, 2024 · The phrase is accompanied by a "Y" hand sign, or the shaka, a Hawaiian gesture symbolizing "aloha". It's a versatile sign conveying greetings, thanks, or a relaxed attitude like "hang loose," according to the Associated Press.

Jul 22, 2024 · With the lighthearted exchange and genuine connection between the PPop idol and her fan, the Eyy Ka Muna Eyy phrase instantly trended and circulated around social media, from Twitter to TikTok to Facebook and beyond. It has since become Sheena’s signature whenever they greet their fans.

Jul 19, 2024 · Just recently, social media platforms were filled with posts using the phrase “Eyyy ka muna Eyyy” with the call me hand emoji which is also equivalent to the shaka sign. Based on the article in Inquirer Pop! the phrase was spontaneously said by BINI member Sheena Catacutan during their group’s fan meet-and-greet event.

Aug 20, 2024 · In its current context, that’s exactly what Eyyy is giving—all around positivity. Also called Shaka, the hand sign traces its origins in Hawaii in the 1900s, according to history geek and genealogist Mona Magno-Veluz, more popularly known on social media as Mighty Magulang.

Nov 26, 2003 · Catchphrase of the Legendary Fonz. Used to express feelings of self-satisfation, a greeting, a parting, a compliment on one's hairstyle, a description of a movie, a sign of affection, laughter, congratulation, can be used in place of almost any noun, adjective, verb, pronoun, adverb, conjunction...

Mar 5, 2025 · In the Philippines, the expression is often paired with the hand gestures similar to gang signs as the hiphop industry was often associated with gang culture. By the rise of BINI, the common gesture is a hand sign extending both thumb and pinky finger similar to the shaka sign.

“So, everybody if you’re happy, say ‘Eyy!'” Sheena of P-pop girl group BINI explained the origin and impact of her self-made expression, “Eyy ka muna eyy,” which has since become popular among fans, also known as Blooms, across the country. https://tinyurl.com/5n7bwx3y | via LatestChika.com.

Recently, a playful exchange during a fan meet-and-greet with Sheena Catacutan of the popular girl group BINI has captivated Filipinos on social media, giving rise to the trending phrase ‘Eyyy ka muna Eyyy.’.

Nov 16, 2024 · Sheena recounted that she did not even remember saying "eyyy" during the BINIverse meet and greet and only after it went viral on social media that she was reminded …