"Yes! We Have No Bananas" is a popular song written by Frank Silver and Irving Cohn in 1919. The song humorously addresses the banana shortages in grocery stores and captured public interest with its amusing and repetitive lyrics. It became a cultural phenomenon in the United States, finding its place in vaudeville acts, musical revues, and inspiring numerous cover versions. Its playful nature offered joy and levity during the post-World War I era, cementing its influence on American music and culture.