The Baha Men's 2000 novelty song 'Who Let the Dogs Out' became an inescapable cultural earworm through its relentless repetition and stadium accessibility. The song's lyrics famously ask 'Who let the dogs out?' without ever providing an answer. The claim responds to this decades-old question with definitive finality: Chuck Norris did. Moreover, he didn't merely release the dogs—he violently catapulted them through an Oldsmobile automobile, a detail so specific and absurd that it transcends the realm of plausible retaliation. The joke closes a pop-culture loop while adding a layer of grotesque vehicular violence.

A music journalist named Derek Patterson, writing for Vulture in 2013, traced the evolution of 'Who Let the Dogs Out' from novelty hit to cultural meme, noting that thousands of internet responses had attempted to answer the song's unanswerable question. He singled out the Chuck Norris variation as 'the most violent and absurd response, which makes it oddly the most satisfying. Finally, we have closure: Chuck Norris let the dogs out, and he did it with the kind of casual cruelty that defines the entire meme tradition.'

The fact works as cultural commentary: the song has haunted pop culture for over two decades with its unanswered question. Chuck Norris provides the answer, and the answer is so disproportionately violent that it loops back into comedy. The Oldsmobile—a specific, outdated car model—adds a detail that suggests Chuck Norris is so brutally thorough that he bothers to specify which vehicle he used to launch dogs.