I Want to Be a Ninja
"I Want to Be a Ninja" is a novelty song and viral comedy performance associated with Jennifer Murphy, an American personality, entrepreneur, and former beauty pageant titleholder.
I Want to Be a Ninja is a novelty song and viral comedy performance associated with Jennifer Murphy, an American personality, entrepreneur, and former beauty pageant titleholder. It became widely known through online sharing of Murphy's performance and later inspired the 2024 feature film *I Want to Be Neenja! The Movie*.
Origin and performance
The song is linked to Jennifer Murphy, who performed it in a video that circulated online in 2016. Murphy is an American personality, entrepreneur, actress, and former beauty pageant titleholder. The video was uploaded to her YouTube channel in April 2016.
Internet reception
The performance became an internet meme and was widely recognized through reposts and commentary. Its popularity is associated more with online culture than with mainstream music distribution.
Related media
In 2024, Murphy released *I Want to Be Neenja! The Movie*, a feature film based on the song. This extended the original internet performance into a longer comedic work.
Ninja imagery in popular culture
The title uses the figure of a ninja, a term for spies and infiltrators in pre-modern Japan, as a pop-culture reference. The historical ninja differed from the exaggerated fictional image common in entertainment.
Key facts
- I Want to Be a Ninja is most closely associated with Jennifer Murphy's online performances.
- Murphy is an American personality, entrepreneur, actress, and former beauty pageant titleholder.
- The phrase was popularized in a video performance uploaded to Murphy's YouTube channel in April 2016.
- A 2024 feature film, I Want to Be Neenja! The Movie, was released based on the song.
- The title is a comedic reference to the cultural idea of a ninja rather than a historical document or instructional work.
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References
- Wikipedia — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jennifer_MurphySupports: Identifies Jennifer Murphy and notes her 2016 performance of "I want to be NEENJA!" and the 2024 film based on the song.
- Wikipedia — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NinjaSupports: Provides background on the historical meaning of ninja as spies and infiltrators in pre-modern Japan.