'Mojo Dojo Casa House' Trend Explained, Stems From 'Barbie' Movie

WARNING: This post may contain minor spoilers for the Barbie movie!

“Mojo Dojo Casa House” has been taking over social media over the past week and if you’re wondering what it’s all about, you probably have not seen the new Barbie movie, which had a massive debut at the box office last weekend.

So what’s the deal with “Mojo Dojo Casa House”?

Get more details on the trend inside…

Final warning: If you haven’t seen the Barbie movie, keep reading at your own risk…

The phrase stems from Ryan Gosling’s Ken, who after entering the real world, learns lessons about patriarchy and horses, and decides he needs to bring some of that to Barbieland and transforms Barbie’s Dreamhouse.

Ken turns her house into the Mojo Dojo Casa House, which he does learn all those words mean the same thing, but he still thinks that’s the best title for it.

The Mojo Dojo Casa House is complete with ridiculous details, like Doritos in the juivcers, the TVs playing the same horse clip, and more.

“He’s no interior designer, Ken. But can I just say, a lot of the crew wanted to buy things from the Ken-dom. I’m not saying who, but a lot of them did,” set decorator Katie Spencer shared with The New York Times.

So, how are people using Mojo Dojo Casa House IRL and why is it going viral?

Fans are using the phrase and sharing photos and videos of when things are changed to something worse than before, or used to described something/a house-like structure as less than.

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