Delet This

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Delet This is a deliberately misspelled copypasta used to jokingly demand that a post be removed for being too weird, edgy, or unfunny. It traces to a 2014 Garry's Mod video and became a signature reply across Weird Facebook groups in 2016.

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Overview

Delet This is a copypasta and image macro used across comment sections to jokingly order someone to take down a post considered too extreme, cringey, or offbeat1. The phrase is intentionally misspelled and usually paired with a close-up photo of a person pointing a gun, often an airsoft pistol, at the camera3.

It reads as mock outrage. Users deploy it under exactly the kind of shitposts that would never actually get moderated, treating them as if they demanded immediate removal4. Variants like "delet this nephew" and the Tumblr-flavored "@staff delet this" carry the same fake-summoning-the-mods energy4.

How It Spread

The intentionally misspelled version started appearing in comments on the original Garry's Mod upload around early February 20163. In the same window, "delet this" began circulating as a copypasta reply on Weird Facebook. One of the first searchable Facebook posts using the phrase as a title came from the page "Do Androids Dream of Electric Memes?," which paired it with a close-up of a man holding an airsoft gun3.

From there it spread through Weird Facebook groups, most heavily Simpsons Shitposting and Watermelon Memes5. Inside Simpsons Shitposting, the phrase doubled as a joke comment and as shorthand for "this person should be banned," while Watermelon Memes remixed it into fake film-studio intro sequences for dramatic effect6. A thread on r/OutOfTheLoop asked what the joke meant, a decent sign that the copypasta had leaked well past its original audience2.

How to Use This Meme

The typical delet this post pairs a photo of someone brandishing a weapon, commonly an airsoft or toy gun, with the misspelled command as caption or comment3. It's often dropped under a post that's either shockingly weird or aggressively unfunny, framing it as something that should be scrubbed off the internet on the spot4.

Frequently Asked Questions

Delet This

2014copypastaclassic

Delet This is a deliberately misspelled copypasta used to jokingly demand that a post be removed for being too weird, edgy, or unfunny. It traces to a 2014 Garry's Mod video and became a signature reply across Weird Facebook groups in 2016.

copypasta memes misspelling memes dismissal memes facebook memes ironic memes

Overview

Delet This is a copypasta and image macro used across comment sections to jokingly order someone to take down a post considered too extreme, cringey, or offbeat1. The phrase is intentionally misspelled and usually paired with a close-up photo of a person pointing a gun, often an airsoft pistol, at the camera3.

It reads as mock outrage. Users deploy it under exactly the kind of shitposts that would never actually get moderated, treating them as if they demanded immediate removal4. Variants like "delet this nephew" and the Tumblr-flavored "@staff delet this" carry the same fake-summoning-the-mods energy4.

How It Spread

The intentionally misspelled version started appearing in comments on the original Garry's Mod upload around early February 20163. In the same window, "delet this" began circulating as a copypasta reply on Weird Facebook. One of the first searchable Facebook posts using the phrase as a title came from the page "Do Androids Dream of Electric Memes?," which paired it with a close-up of a man holding an airsoft gun3.

From there it spread through Weird Facebook groups, most heavily Simpsons Shitposting and Watermelon Memes5. Inside Simpsons Shitposting, the phrase doubled as a joke comment and as shorthand for "this person should be banned," while Watermelon Memes remixed it into fake film-studio intro sequences for dramatic effect6. A thread on r/OutOfTheLoop asked what the joke meant, a decent sign that the copypasta had leaked well past its original audience2.

How to Use This Meme

The typical delet this post pairs a photo of someone brandishing a weapon, commonly an airsoft or toy gun, with the misspelled command as caption or comment3. It's often dropped under a post that's either shockingly weird or aggressively unfunny, framing it as something that should be scrubbed off the internet on the spot4.

Frequently Asked Questions