Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Indonesian youths display "om telolet om" posters asking for passing bus drivers to toot their horns on the side of a road in Solo ...

ince it skyrocketed in popularity on Tuesday, the “Om Telolet Om” meme has been on every Indonesian’s mind, each and every one waiting for new jokes to forward and share on social media. The world’s ...

It started in Central Java, an Indonesian province east of Jakarta. Groups of youngsters stand by the side of the road, shouting and holding signs reading, "om telolet om!" — a phrase The Jakarta Post ...

But is it awesome, Mr. Mello? One estimate suggested that ‘Om Telolet Om’ has been used over 790,000 times on Twitter since it blew up yesterday, but with very little understanding as to what the ...

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Jakarta: "What does om telolet om mean?" American DJ duo The Chainsmokers, who have 729,000 Twitter followers, tweeted at 1.22am on December 21. Dutch DJ and electronic music producer Oliver Heldens ...

Nearly a million people have shared a mysterious phrase on social media this week - "Om Telolet Om" The saying is particularly popular with DJs and has been the inspiration behind numerous tweets, ...

What is the meaning of 'Om Telolet Om?' The meme's definition and story explained. By Matt Medved What does ‘Om Telolet Om’ mean? That’s the question on some of the biggest DJs’ minds. It happened all ...

Angger Dimas breaks down what the meme means in English. Also, check out his latest four-track EP and support some real Indonesian music. By Kat Bein What in the world does it mean with these DJs ...

Martin Garrix, pictured performing at BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend, is among the DJs to have tweeted the cryptic phrase. Since Tuesday afternoon social media users worldwide have been sharing the ...

It started in Central Java, an Indonesian province east of Jakarta. Groups of youngsters stand by the side of the road, shouting and holding signs reading, "om telolet om!" — a phrase The Jakarta Post ...