The Takuache meme, often synonymous with the 'Edgar' haircut, refers to a Mexican-American subculture characterized by a love for lowered pickup trucks, burnouts, and specific fashion like square-toed boots and fitted caps. The term 'takuache' is Spanish for opossum, though in this context, it identifies young men who participate in 'truck meets' and use the slang phrase 'No quema cuh' to discuss their vehicle's ability to burn rubber. Emerging in the late 2010s across TikTok and Instagram, the meme explores the intersection of rural Mexican heritage and urban American style. It is widely used to celebrate or lightheartedly poke fun at the 'cuh' lifestyle, heavy truck modifications, and the iconic bowl-cut hairstyle.