鸡你太美 is actually a meme. The original line was 只因你太美（only because you are too beautiful）， which was the first line of a song sang by singer Cai Xukun. 只因 is pronounced zhi-yin, which when you say it really fast, becomes Jin, which is pretty close to the pronounciation of 鸡， Ji, which means chicken. So 鸡你太美 would mean chicken you are too beautiful, but that’s not really the point, no one really care what a meme really means anyway.
Now, there’s reasons behind this, but it is too off topic for this question, but Cai and mostly his fanatic fans, did something that pisses a large number of people off, so they make this meme to mock him. nowadays whenever there’s a chicken appearing, some would say 鸡你太美 to mock Cai.
I am a Chinese and this meme has many derivative meanings. For example, saying “Are you sick?” in Chinese sounds like “You don’t eat fritters.”
Are you sick → 你是不是有病 → 你食不食油饼 → “Do you eat fritters？”
食不食油饼
little sunspot, do u have any branches?
Little black fan, do U have any quality?
只因你太美(just because you are so beautiful) sounds like 鸡你太美(chicken you are so beautiful), so this becomes a meme.
小黑子有没有树脂
只因你太美 its mean 鸡你太美 is caixukun’s dance
You are right, and yes, there is some reason behind 鸡你太美 ‘s popularity, I’d like to refer to my point of view. I’ll be glad if you can click my nickname and view my post(in chinese).
This is the lyrics from the song “Just Because You’re Too Beautiful” – Just Because You’re Too Beautiful. Chicken, you are too beautiful (just because you are too beautiful), the soundtrack of this performance appeared in the variety show “Idol Trainee” at the moment when Cai Xukun turned around and threw away the basketball.
The original lyrics “Just because you are too beautiful” turned “just because” empty ears into “chicken”. At first, it was just a niche joke, but it wasn’t until later that a person played yo-yo while dancing “Just Because You’re Too Beautiful”, so that the joke was understood by more people. Because “鸡” in Chinese means weak chicken, and “weak chicken” is equivalent to Losser in English. Coupled with the imitation of various netizens, oil cakes, basketball, why are you all related to “Just Because You Are Too Beautiful”. Of course, the Chinese language is broad and profound, and there are some extended meanings that cannot be fully expressed. For example“食不食油饼”
这个梗在国外都被人们熟知了吗，好家伙，不过对于现在来说也不算是特别流行了
byd翻译过来小黑粉是把
“鸡” in Chinese means chicken and “https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penis” ，“你太美” means “you are too beautiful”.In the original lyrics, it was actually ‘only because you’re too beautiful’.I will explain with the article of the author “齐天乐R” on the Chinese Internet platform Bilibili：
Firstly, the pronunciation of ‘only because’ in standard Mandarin is:
[ ɖ̥͡ʐɻ̩. （ ʔ) In]
(A small circle above or below indicates “Qinghua”, and the “unaspirated consonants” in Mandarin are somewhat different from ordinary unaspirated consonants.)
Then, because the singer (Swin-s member Cai) is a southerner (originally from Hunan and grew up in Zhejiang), southerners often fail to pronounce the “tongue raising sound” when speaking Mandarin, similar to English j and ch:
[d] ̥͡ʒɹ̩. In]
At the same time, the two characters “only because” in the lyrics are both sixteenth notes, and at this time, the BPM is 107, which translates to a pronunciation time of only 0.138 seconds for each character (about seven words per second, even faster than Huashao)! So this kind of condition cannot achieve a truly perfect ‘word by word’, so these two will inevitably be connected, and the effect is as follows:
[d] ̥͡ʒ I ː N]
At the same time, in the daily use of modern Mandarin Chinese, the nasal ‘v’ vowel ending often does not truly arrive, especially when speaking at a fast pace, in order to ensure fluency; In addition, the next character happens to be the “you” of the initial consonant n, so the final n of “yin” is strongly weakened (in fact, it may have “migrated” to the next character), becoming:
[d] ̥͡ʒ I ː （ ɹ̃)]
This pronunciation, if you can completely shake off the rhyme, is basically a less turbid English pronunciation of “Gee”, and the closest pronunciation in Mandarin happens to be “ji” (the authentic zh+i is not very similar)!
So “Chicken, you’re too beautiful” emerged from the sky.
首先，标准普通话中“只因“的读法是：
[ɖ̥͡ʐɻ̩.(ʔ)in]
(上或下带小圈是“清化”，普通话的“不送气清辅音”跟普通的不送气清辅音有点区别)
然后，因为歌唱者(swin-s成员蔡某)是南方人(祖籍湖南，浙江长大)，南方人说普通话时的“翘舌音”往往发不到位，类似于英语j、ch的那樣：
[d̥͡ʒɹ̩.in]
同时，歌词中“只因”两字均为十六分音符，而且此时BPM为107，换算下来每个字一的发音时长仅0.138秒(差不多一秒七个字多一点，比华少还急)！所以这种条件想无法做到真正完美的“一字一顿”，所以这两个难免会连起来，效果如下：
[d̥͡ʒiːn]
同时，现代汉语普通话的日常用语当中，鼻‘v音韵尾往往不会真正到位，尤其是语速快的情况下，为了保证流畅性更是如此；再加上下一个字刚好是n声母的“你”，所以“因”的韵尾n更是被强烈地弱化(实际上可能“迁移”到下一个字上了)，变成了：
[d̥͡ʒiː(ɹ̃)]
这个发音，如果能把韵尾完全甩掉的话，基本上就是一个不太浊的英语“Gee”的发音，在普通话里最接近的发音刚好就是“ji”(正宗的zh+i反而还不太像)！
于是乎“鸡 你 太 美”横空而出。
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