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dame dane 

Dame Dane is a famous song from the video Yakuza 0, used as a popular internet meme throughout mid 2020.

Dame Dane was used in too many jokes, and is kinda a dead meme now.
If you want examples just search "dane dane" on youtube.
(Lyrics, not in a sentence: "Baka mitai Kodomo na no ne
Yume wo otte kidzutsuite
Uso ga heta na kuse ni waraenai egao wo miseta

I love you mo roku ni iwanai
Kuchibeta de honma ni bukiyou
Na no ni na no ni doushite sayonara ha ieta no

Dame da ne. Dame yo dame na no yo
Anta ga suki de sukisugite
Dore dake tsuyoi osake demo)
Yugamanai omoide ga baka mitai")

The character dies, dame dane starts to play.
dame dane by That Doge Guy October 19, 2020
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Dame Da Ne 

Dame Da Ne refers to a lyric from "Baka Mitai," a pop ballad which can be sung in karaoke sections of the video games Yakuza 0 and Yakuza 5. The song has been paired with numerous humorous videos in remixes on YouTube, before also gaining popularity in First Order Motion Model Deepfakes in July 2020.
Friend: Hey have you seen Hitler singing Baka Mitai - Dame Da Ne on YouTube
Me: no and i will watch it rn
Dame Da Ne by ChiefBokMalo August 17, 2020

Dame Da Ne Moment 

the song "Baka mitai" which translates to "so foolish" is a song from Yakuza 0 and has the lyric "Dame Da Ne" which is where the term comes from. a Dame Da Ne Moment is when you do something foolish (given the song title's meaning) or something bad happens to someone you believed in
dan: i heard one of our boys started dating the school thot
will: dang thats a Dame Da Ne Moment
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