McDonald's employee leaning back with caption 'Bad bitch said she don't fw skibidi toilet'

Bad Bitch Said She Don't Fw Skibidi Toilet

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Published October 26, 2026

In late September 2023, Instagram user @bugdiepie posted an image macro pairing a dejected McDonald's drive-thru worker with the caption "Bad bitch said she don't fw skibidi toilet," riffing on the kids' YouTube series Skibidi Toilet. The joke moved to TikTok within weeks, where creators made photo slideshows asking real people whether they liked Skibidi Toilet and closing on the McDonald's reaction shot.

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Overview

At the center of the macro, a McDonald's drive-thru employee leans his head back with a disappointed expression under the title line set in white Impact-style top text1. The joke plays on contrast between the adult posturing of "bad bitch" and the Skibidi Toilet YouTube series, which is pitched at kids, with the worker's reaction standing in for secondhand embarrassment4. Nobody has confirmed where the drive-thru photo originally came from4.

TikTokers reworked the still into a narrative photo slideshow. A typical post opens with screenshots of a text exchange, pauses on a girl's dismissive reply to a Skibidi Toilet question, then loops the McDonald's image across several frames while a Babytron track plays23.

Origin & Background

Platform
Instagram (origin) / TikTok (viral spread)
Creator
@bugdiepie
Date
2023

Instagram user @bugdiepie uploaded the earliest known copy on September 30, 2023, earning roughly 3,400 likes over the following three weeks1. In the caption, "fw" is slang for "fuck with," meaning to approve of or be into something, and Skibidi Toilet refers to the YouTube series by Alexey Gerasimov that became a reference point for weird kids' content in 20234.

The McDonald's drive-thru photograph had circulated on its own before @bugdiepie attached the caption, and its original source is still unknown4. Reposts of the macro started the same day on Instagram6.

How It Spread

Shortly after the Instagram upload, TikToker @x.nd.s3x reposted the image inside a slideshow that cycled the McDonald's shot multiple times, backed by a Babytron song2. That video reached about 1.3 million plays and 206,400 likes in its first 19 days4. Repeat-image copies followed from accounts like @ur_broski18, using the same audio7.

On October 18, 2023, TikToker @kenopsia.org expanded the template by screenshotting a text thread where he asked a woman if she liked Skibidi Toilet, closing the slideshow on the meme image3. His version collected roughly 210,700 plays and 41,700 likes in six days3.

Four days later, on October 22, 2023, TikToker @.zmqt replaced Skibidi Toilet with Silly Cat memes in the text message setup, hitting about 593,000 plays and 141,100 likes in two days5. Similar versions came from TikTokers like @goldenf5898 and @frogdestroyer699.

Timeline

2023-09-30

Instagram user @bugdiepie posts the earliest known copy of the image macro, which collects about 3,400 likes over three weeks[1].

2023-09-30

Reposts of the image appear on Instagram the same day as the original upload[6].

2023-10

TikToker @x.nd.s3x's repeat-image slideshow set to a Babytron song reaches around 1.3 million plays in 19 days[2].

2023-10-18

TikToker @kenopsia.org kicks off the text message slideshow trend, ending on the McDonald's image[3].

2023-10-22

TikToker @.zmqt swaps Skibidi Toilet for Silly Cat memes in a slideshow that collects 593,000 plays in two days[5].

How to Use This Meme

Posters typically pair the McDonald's drive-thru still with top text in the "Bad bitch said she don't fw [X]" structure, where X is whatever niche or embarrassing interest they want the joke to land on1. Common slideshow versions open on a screenshot of a text message asking a girl if she "fws" the subject, cut to her dismissive reply, then end on the McDonald's reaction photo looping to a Babytron song3.

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