The show, which has dropped about 77 episodes so far, is about a conflict between two factions: The first one are the Skibidi Toilets, which are singing toilets with human heads sticking out the bowl.

It’s become so quickly ubiquitous among young people, “Skibidi” is now a slang filler word, there is fanfiction, unofficial merchandise and series-inspired games hosted on Roblox.

In the survival battle video game with 110 million monthly players, you can now wear a skibidi toilet as a backpack. Here is a breakdown of what in the world that means.

Why is Skibidi Toilet so popular among Gen Alpha? Gen Alpha (kids born after 2012) are Skibidi Toilet's biggest fans, with some crossover into the youngest cohort of Gen Z.

Attention: Old people. We are about to explain something the youths are obsessed with. Pee-yew! Skibidi Toilet is getting a movie, and Michael Bay of Transformers fame is directing it. The viral ...

skibidi toilet 69. Posted: January 2, 2025 | Last updated: July 11, 2025. This drawing is so Skibidi... :P @DaFuqBoom #skibiditoilet #dafugboom #fanart ...

The Skibidi Toilet YouTube channel has more than 183 of episodes in the saga and more than 44.7 million subscribers at time of publication. It’s so big that Michael Bay is developing the series ...

You’re so “Skibidi, so Fanum tax” is a new song trending on TikTok. Here’s what “gyatt” or “gyat” means, and how it builds on slang created and popularized by streamer Kai Cenat.

Adam Aleksic, who posts as Etymology Nerd on social media, argues in a new book that algorithms are reshaping the English ...

The word's origin is traced back to the YouTube series "Skibidi Toilet," a series of short videos about — and, yes, we are being serious here — people who live in toilets and have long necks ...

You're so skibidi. You're so fanum tax,' the lyrics read. New Gen Alpha slang terms like 'fanum tax' and 'skibidi' have been making their way around the web recently ...

Fortnite's Skibidi Toilet collaboration is the latest example of the game using its platform to constantly bring in new audiences and keep itself in the cultural zeitgeist (it also is probably the ...