
Biddy Blas
Published October 12, 2026
Biddy Blas is a Crocin alien from Star Wars: Galactic Racer whose dramatic delivery of the phrase 'Scrib doon' (Crocin for 'write it down') turned into an instant meme after the game's October 2026 launch. The clip of his boastful introduction became one of the most-shared voice acting bits of the fall, inspiring song-swapped edits and reaction-style captions across X, TikTok, and Instagram.
Overview
Biddy Blas, also known as Scrib Doon, centers on a single scene in Star Wars: Galactic Racer where a Crocin alien racer taunts the player entirely in his native language. The subtitled translation reads, 'Here's a name for you, amateur! Biddy Blas. Write it down. Tattoo it on your arm, and someday your arm will be worth millions!' with 'write it down' voiced in Crocin as 'Scrib doon'1. The two syllables land with such theatrical confidence that fans treat them as the actual punchline of the scene2.
Most edits strip the audio down to that 'Scrib doon' beat and pair it with an unrelated situation that makes the alien's chest-puffing look ridiculous. The character is often tagged as a Glup Shitto, the Star Wars fandom term for an obscure side character who picks up an outsized following3. The joke runs on the gulf between the voice actor's deadly serious delivery and the fact that almost no one watching has any idea who Biddy Blas is.
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Origin & Background
How It Spread
Timeline
2026-10-06
Star Wars: Galactic Racer releases, introducing Biddy Blas and his Crocin 'Scrib doon' line.
2026-10-06
X user @nib95_ posts the clip, which draws over 21,000 likes in its first six days.
2026-10-08
Instagram user bibfortunasalad posts a Biddy Blas meme framing the delivery as a drunk person.
2026-10-09
TikToker @herooffereldenirl posts an edit of the scene set to Baby Jayy's 'Good Morning,' passing 64,000 views.
2026-10-10
X users @Daily_SWGames and @LottDood post reaction-style Biddy Blas clips with doorbell and whispering captions.
How to Use This Meme
To use the 'Scrib doon' format, people typically clip the moment Biddy Blas says the phrase and pair it with a caption about someone acting with wildly inflated confidence. A common convention is swapping the scene's audio for a hype song, like the Baby Jayy 'Good Morning' edit that spread on TikTok5. Reaction-style posts often drop the alien into mundane social situations, such as ringing a doorbell or whispering in someone's ear, so the dramatic delivery clashes with low-stakes everyday context6.
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