Resolution criteria

This market resolves to YES if, on or before August 31, 2026, at 11:59 PM UTC, any of the following events occur:

1. The real-life creator of the meme, Fernanda Bagas Indrastata (known online as Noxa or @noxaasht), is officially reported by reputable news outlets or their official representatives to have passed away.

2. The creator officially publishes a post on their primary TikTok account (@noxaasht) stating or depicting that the character "Tung Tung Tung Sahur" has canonically and permanently been killed off or retired. (Note: Temporary comedic skits, video game defeats, or third-party parody videos do not count as a permanent canonical death).

If neither of the above conditions is met by the deadline, the market will resolve to NO.

In the case of unforeseen ambiguity regarding what constitutes the "death" of the meme, the market creator may resolve based on a public consensus poll, though the objective criteria above will take priority.

Background

"Tung Tung Tung Sahur" (also known as Triple T or T³) is a highly popular AI-generated fictional character created using DALL-E by the Indonesian TikTok user Fernanda Bagas Indrastata (Noxa) in early 2025. The character represents an anthropomorphic kentongan—a traditional Indonesian wooden slit drum used during Ramadan to wake people up for the pre-dawn meal of sahur—holding a wooden bat.

While originally Indonesian, the character was absorbed into the global "Italian brainrot" internet meme trend, appearing in viral TikToks, YouTube videos, and video games like Roblox's Steal a Brainrot and Fortnite. In August 2026, viral hoax videos began circulating on social media claiming that "Triple T" had passed away at the age of 23, confusing fans who mistook the fictional wooden character's "death" for the real-life creator's status. This market tracks whether the character is canonically retired or if the creator actually passes away by the end of August 2026.

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