The record notes the song is 'Ievan Polkka', performed by Loituma in 1995, and that the 'leek' is a spring onion. The record has given up on the second correction.
Leekspin
A Flash loop from 2006 of an anime girl twirling a leek to a Finnish folk group's scat-sung polka, which ran on every forum for a year and introduced the world to both Loituma and the concept of the infinite loop. The record's entry for the vegetable that would not stop.
Born
Peak
Died
Cause of death
Replaced by newer terms
First sighting
Flash loop, 2006; Orihime from Bleach twirling a leek to Loituma's 'Ievan Polkka'
Life & death · 2005–2027
2006
2008
2010
2012
2014
2016
2018
2020
2022
2024
2026
PEAK 2007
BORN · 2006
DIED · 2011
NOW · 2026
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Correction
@lobby_leader · Poster
1 Jul 2026
Obituary
@bricked_pixel · Archivist
verified 5 Apr 2017
Leekspin. Born 2006, peaked 2007, dead by 2011. Cause on file: replaced by newer terms. It was funny once, and that once was enough for a lot of people.
Memory
@wayback_wanda · Archivist
31 Jul 2007
Memory, filed with affection: Leekspin at its peak in 2007 was the last thing my whole feed agreed on. Then replaced by newer terms, and the feed went back to disagreeing.
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