
Deriod (Slang)
Published October 27, 2026
Deriod, also spelled Dihriod, is a TikTok slang term from spring 2025 that smashes together "dick" and "period" to joke that men have monthly cycles too. The word broke out of a single explainer video and attached itself to the Sassy Man Apocalypse trend, where creators used it as a punctuating catchphrase over clips of rapper Saucy Santana1.
Overview
Deriod works on two layers at once. On the surface it is a portmanteau of "dick" and "period" built around the bit that men experience their own version of a menstrual cycle, and underneath it functions like the Black vernacular interjection "period," tacked onto a sentence to punctuate a strong take1. A typical post ends with "and that's on deriod" the same way an earlier TikTok might have ended with "periodt."
Most viral uses pair the word with the Sassy Man Apocalypse trend, where creators edit struttier, more theatrical clips of men, often rapper Saucy Santana, as if cataloguing an incoming wave of exaggerated masculine attitude2. The joke lands when deriod sits as a caption or overlay text on top of those clips, treating it as the official vocabulary of the bit3. Spellings drift between Deriod, Dihriod and the longer tag And That's On Deriod depending on which creator picked it up1.
Origin & Background
How It Spread
Timeline
2025-03-27
TikToker @abdoulupnext uploads the "Dihriod" explainer video claiming men also have monthly periods[4].
2025-04-21
@waketaylor posts an early viral use of "deriod" as a Sassy Man Apocalypse caption, pulling 5.5 million plays in a week[2].
2025-04-25
@shyyxlew posts a TikTok overlay bundling deriod with other invented trend slang[3].
2025-04
Creators including @roro2pm and @soupruns adopt the slang in further Sassy Man Apocalypse edits[5][6].
How to Use This Meme
To use deriod, a creator typically ends a bold statement or a Sassy Man Apocalypse edit with "and that's on deriod," often as on-screen text over a Saucy Santana clip or a strutting male subject2. A common convention is to pile it alongside other invented slang terms in the same overlay, treating deriod as one entry in a bigger glossary of the trend3.
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