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Ah!

Page type: Meme
Era: Mainstream era
Categories: Meme templates ; Gallery ; Francosphere
First appearance: September 2012
Peak popularity: May 2017

We'd have a shack

Ah.

The french TV host Denis Brogniart

is known for answering "Ah" on a confused tone whenever he hears something unexpected[1]. In 2010, during an episode of a french reality TV show called Koh-Lanta

, in which contestants try to survive as long as possible on a deserted island, the following conversation happened between Denis Brogniard and one of the contestants:

- « Qu'est-ce que vous auriez en plus dans cette équipe s'il y avait plusieurs garçons… Laurence ?
- Bah déjà on aurait une cabane.
- Ah. »

Which, once translated in english, might be funnier to you:

- What else would this team had accomplished if you had more than one male contestant… Laurence?
- Well, for a start, we'd have a shack.
- Ah.

The absurdity of the contestant's answer, the genuine spontaneity of Denis Brogniart's "Ah", combined with his facial expression as he says it, gave this moment strong meme potential. Here's a short video of this scene - in french obviously:

It is only around 2017 that this meme became popular in french circles, thanks to a series of video remixes.

In response to the popularity of this video, Denis Brogniart was interviewed, and admitted that he finds the popularity of his "Ah" enjoyable and funny[2]. Good news, as it is always better to laugh with someone rather than laughing at them. Below is the interview - in french - along with a few remixes of his "Ah" afterwards: