‘Living Single’ feels like ‘a love letter’ to Black women because it is, the creator says Yvette Lee Bowser said she found her "real voice" as a creator and writer amid a clash that happened during the development process.

Even after 30 years, clips from the show regularly trend on social media. Most recently, the final scene of the series finale trended on TikTok with almost 3 million views when fans discovered that Khadijah whispered an additional line after her actual line. Clips of the title sequence and theme song continue to make the rounds online, as does the quartet of women breaking out into song in the bathroom, using brushes and toilet bowl cleaners as microphones. If not full clips, there are (of course) also GIFs of Regine posted whenever someone is acting bougie or some of Synclaire whenever someone is whimsically innocent — traits those characters are known for. "Living Single" has become a classic sitcom, and Bowser said that's just how the circle of love works.