Yip Yips in Popular Culture
On SpongeBob SquarePants, the anchovies behave and appear in a similar manner to the Yip Yips of Sesame Street.
In the Drawn Together episode "Little Orphan Hero", Foxxy Love, Princess Clara, Spanky Ham and Ling-Ling gather around the telephone, going "Yip yip yip yip yip...". In the scene, all the characters have strange triangular mouths, like the Yip Yips themselves.
In House of Cosbys Episode 3, the aliens talk like the Yip Yips.
Sirius/XM's Opie & Anthony Show frequently uses a sound clip of the Yip Yips to convey their disgust whenever a woman speaks.
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