Sticking Out Your Gyat for the Rizzler
Original Korean title
스티킹 아웃 유어 갸트 포 더 리즐러
Sticking Out Your Gyat for the Rizzler is a parody song meme that strings together Gen Z/Gen Alpha slang like gyat, rizzler, and skibidi.
Originated around 2023Last updated: August 4, 2026
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What does it mean?
The parody song's lyrics pack in youth slang terms such as 'gyatt,' 'rizzler,' 'skibidi,' and 'fanum tax,' and the lyrics themselves became the meme. Creators made a wave of reaction and lip-sync videos imitating or teasing kids' slang. It's consumed less for the slang itself than as a generation-gap joke about words adults supposedly can't understand.
Where did it start?
TikToker @papaboy020 made the parody song in October 2023, and it spread to spawn over 20,000 spin-off videos within a month.
How is it used?
Used to list out slang terms and play up the generation gap as a joke.
By context
- On public social media
- Context matters
- At work
- Context matters
- With family
- Context matters
- With friends
- Generally safe to use
What should I be careful about?
Contains slang with sexual connotations (gyat), so use caution depending on context.
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