Almost all of the Italian Brainrot characters have rhyming names that either sound Italian (Ballerina Cappuccina is one of the most popular examples) or are variations on actual Italian words.

It's not real Italian. It's barely real language. But kids love it—and here's what parents need to know. If your child has suddenly started yelling "ballerina cappuccina" in a cartoon accent or ...

5 Italian Brainrot Characters, Explained 1. Ballerina Cappuccina Latte art meets the dance arts in this bizarre-o character—a ballerina with a human form and cappuccino cup for a head.

The movement, which is marked by crazy graphics and fake Italian voiceovers, has created many characters, like 'Tralalero Tralala,' 'Ballerina Cappuccina,' and 'Bombardino Crocodilo.' ...

5 Italian Brainrot Characters, Explained 1. Ballerina Cappuccina Latte art meets the dance arts in this bizarre-o character—a ballerina with a human form and cappuccino cup for a head.