The #Trapcovers meme first gained massive traction on Twitter around 2016, where users began reimagining classic rock, folk, and indie songs as high-energy trap anthems. The trend often involves a humorous juxtaposition between soft, acoustic melodies and the heavy bass, 808s, and rapid-fire hi-hats characteristic of Southern hip-hop. Beyond the audio, the visual aesthetic—featuring the iconic Parental Advisory label and gritty, high-contrast filters—became a staple for internet users looking to 'trap-ify' anything from cartoons to historical figures. It serves as a celebration of the genre's influence on pop culture while poking fun at how easily any song can be transformed into a club banger with the right beat.