Nek minnit (next minute; alternatively negg minute, nek minut, "nek minute", or simply nekminit) is an Internet meme made popular by New Zealand skateboarder Levi Hawken. Hawken appeared in a viral video which shows a scooter, apparently destroyed outside a dairy. [1]

Jan 29, 2025 · Nek Minnit (alternatively Negg Minute or Nek Minute) is a video clip of New Zealand street skater Levi Hawken talking about a broken scooter in a heavy, faked accent.

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Feb 15, 2025 · In 1994, Māori activist Mike Smith tried to cut down the lone pine on Auckland’s Maungakiekie One Tree Hill. More than 8 million views and 14 years later, Levi Hawken spoke to 1News about the nek minnit meme and the "strange phenomenon" which followed.

Levi Hawken, once the "Nek Minute" guy, now star of a documentary on what it was like to become a meme. Picture: Stjohn Milgrew/New Zealand Herald.

Discover the story of Levi Hawken, creator of the Nek Minnit meme, nearly 15 years later. Stream now on TVNZ+! #tvnz #tvnzplus #news #nekminnit.

The ‘Nek Minnit’ guy confronts the meme that defined him. Get ready to challenge your own perceptions of virality.The man who became a meme, Levi Hawken, rec...

Nek Minute (meme) is a popular internet meme originating from a viral video on YouTube.

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Sep 11, 2019 · Levi Hawken's viral video, which launched the catch phrase 'Nek Minnit', began as a joke between him and a friend as they skated through a park in Auckland, New Zealand in 2011.