Super Idol (Douyin Song): Learn the Viral Chinese Lyrics Instantly

“Super Idol de xiao rong…”

You have seen the memes. You have heard the guy singing it with a bottle of water. But do you know what he is actually singing?

The song is actually titled “Re Ai 105°C De Ni” (You Who Loves 105°C) by A Si. It was originally a commercial jingle for distilled water, but it became a viral sensation on Douyin (Chinese TikTok) and later globally.

Surprise fact: The lyrics are surprisingly wholesome and motivating!

Official Video: Super Idol (Re Ai 105°C De Ni)

Pronunciation Guide: The “R” Sound

Mandarin ‘R’ (ReRong) is tricky.

  • It sounds like the ‘S’ in “Pleasure” mixed with an ‘R’. Curl your tongue back.

Super Idol: Phonetic Lyrics Breakdown

Chorus: The Viral Meme Part

Chinese (Pinyin) Easy Phonetic Lyrics Meaning
Super Idol 的笑容 (Super Idol de xiào róng) Super Idol de shiao-rong Super Idol’s smile
都没你的甜 (Dōu méi nǐ de tián) Doe may nee de tian Is not as sweet as yours
八月正午的阳光 (Bā yuè zhèng wǔ de yáng guāng) Ba yue jeng-woo de yang-gwang The sunlight at noon in August
都没你耀眼 (Dōu méi nǐ yào yǎn) Doe may nee yao yan Is not as dazzling as you
热爱 105 °C的你 (Rè ài 105 °C de nǐ) Re eye yee-bye-ling-woo doo de nee You who loves 105°C
滴滴清纯的蒸馏水 (Dī dī qīng chún de zhēng liú shuǐ) Dee dee ching chun de jeng-lio shway Every drop is pure distilled water

Verse: The Motivation

Chinese (Pinyin) Easy Phonetic Lyrics Meaning
你不知道你有多可爱 (Nǐ bù zhī dào nǐ yǒu duō kě ài) Nee boo je-dao nee yo dwo ke-eye You don’t know how cute you are
跌倒后会傻笑着再站起来 (Diē dǎo hòu huì shǎ xiào zhe zài zhàn qǐ lái) Die-dao ho hway sha-shiao je zai jan chee-lie After falling, you giggle and stand up again

Vocabulary Corner: Meme Words

The lyrics are about distilled water, but they use great adjectives.

1. Xiao Rong (笑容)

  • Meaning: Smile.
  • Context: “Super Idol de xiao rong”.
  • Grammar: Xiao (Laugh) + Rong (Face/Appearance).

2. Tian (甜)

  • Meaning: Sweet.
  • Context: “Dou mei ni de tian” (None are as sweet as you).
  • Usage: You can use this to describe food (candy) or a person (sweetheart).

3. Ke-Ai (可爱)

  • Meaning: Cute / Adorable.
  • Context: “Ni you duo ke ai” (How cute you are).
  • Fun Fact: It sounds very similar to the Japanese word Kawaii.

4. Zheng-liu-shui (蒸馏水)

  • Meaning: Distilled water.
  • Context: The weirdest line in the song. “Di di qing chun de zheng liu shui” (Drop by drop, pure distilled water). Now you know why the meme guy is holding a water bottle!

Singing Tips: The Number “105”

How do you sing “105” in Chinese?

  • 1 (Yi) – Sounds like “Ee”.
  • 0 (Ling) – Sounds like “Ling”.
  • 5 (Wu) – Sounds like “Woo”.
  • Put it together: Yi-Bai-Ling-Wu (One Hundred and Five).
    • Bai means Hundred.

Conclusion

Now you can finally sing along to the meme! It’s a catchy, happy song that actually compliments someone on being sweet and resilient.

If you enjoyed this fast-paced Chinese song, why not try the slower, romantic classic The Moon Represents My Heart?

Or jump to K-Pop and try the viral Cupid by Fifty Fifty!

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