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What song is used in the Rumpelstiltskin meme?

The song used in the common version of the Rumpelstiltskin tiptoe meme is Riff Raff's track "TiP TOE WiNG iN MY JAWWDiNZ." Viewers also search for it as "Tip Toeing in My Jordans," though not every edit uses the same audio and some remixes swap in other tracks.

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Official track title and where to listen

The viral audio comes from Riff Raff's song officially styled as "TiP TOE WiNG iN MY JAWWDiNZ" on the RiffRaffVEVO YouTube channel. On Apple Music, the track appears as "Tip Toe Wing In My Jawwdinz" on the June 24, 2014 album edition of Neon Icon.

Because the official title uses phonetic spelling and alternating capitalization, viewers searching from memory may type a standard phrase such as "Tip Toeing in My Jordans" instead. If you looked up the clip using that remembered spelling, our guide on how Tip Toeing in My Jordans relates to the meme explains how the search phrase and the video clip overlap.

Why the 1987 film and meme remixes sound different

The AI-generated straw-room animation does not take its music from the classic live-action fairy tale movie. According to the AFI Catalog entry for Rumpelstiltskin (1987), the 1987 movie features the film song "My Name Is Rumpelstiltskin," which is separate from the AI meme edit.

You also cannot identify the soundtrack of a repost from a still frame alone, because later remixes can use different music. For example, in one Reddit remix discussion, commenters asked for the song and the poster named "Three Pound Chicken Wing" instead. Always listen to the specific post you want to match. When sharing your own version, check our guides on fixing missing video sound and posting your Rumpelstiltskin video on TikTok.

Tiptoe meme audio preview
A 13-second excerpt from the meme edit, not from the 1987 film.
OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEORiff Raff — Tip Toe Wing In My JawwdinzLoads the YouTube player only after you press play.
Official music video from RiffRaffVEVO. Some meme posts use shortened, sped-up or remixed audio; listen before choosing a version. Open on YouTube ↗
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