Knicks fans embrace viral 'My Mayor Muslim, My Bagels Jewish' meme
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 15, 2026, 9:25 PM
Last updated Jun 15, 2026
The 'My Mayor Muslim, My Bagels Jewish, My Christian Dior, Knicks in Four' catchphrase has become popular among New York Knicks fans following the team's recent playoff success. The phrase originated from a viral TikTok video posted by MD Ahnaf Hossain after the Knicks' win in the opening game of the 2026 NBA Finals against the San Antonio Spurs on June 4. With more than 7.7 million views, it highlights cultural references to New York City and has transformed into a rallying cry for the team's supporters. As the phrase continues to spread across social media, it symbolizes city pride and the Knicks' aspirations in the playoffs.
- •Catchphrase emerged after Knicks' Game 1 victory against the Spurs on June 4.
- •MD Ahnaf Hossain's TikTok video gained over 7.7 million views.
- •Slogan combines references to NYC's diverse culture and a prediction for the series.
- •The phrase has inspired memes and merchandise among Knicks fans.
- •Continues to gain traction and attention on social media platforms.
- 9:25 PMYahoo Sports — What Is The 'My Mayor Muslim, My Bagels Jewish' Meme? The Viral Catchphrase And Unofficial Motto Of The NY Knicks Explained
"Here's how this now-iconic moment from the historic Knicks' NBA playoffs win became New York City's favorite new rallying cry.
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