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Deriod (Slang) — Three-panel TikTok collage showing people using deriod slang terms with on-screen captions

Deriod (Slang)

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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.

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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."

TikTok

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

Platform
TikTok
Creator
@abdoulupnext
Date
2025

The term began on March 27th, 2025, when TikTok user @abdoulupnext uploaded an explainer-style video titled "Dihriod," delivering a mock-serious lecture that guys also get periods at certain points in the month4. That clip, set to the "Nothing Can Be Explained" audio by Anime de Japan, pulled roughly 1.4 million plays and about 169,000 likes over the following two months1.

@abdoulupnext is credited as the originator of the gag, while the shorter spelling "deriod" and the "and that's on deriod" tag emerged later as other creators ran with the idea in a different trend format1.

TikTok

How It Spread

After the March 27 explainer, deriod sat relatively quiet for a few weeks before the Sassy Man Apocalypse community grabbed it. On April 21st, 2025, TikToker @waketaylor captioned a Sassy Man Apocalypse edit with the slang, and that post pulled over 5.5 million plays and more than 1 million likes within a week2. That video is credited as one of the earliest viral uses of the specific "deriod" spelling tied to the trend1.

Four days later, on April 25th, 2025, TikToker @shyyxlew posted a video stacking overlay texts that bundled deriod with other invented phrases from the trend, which added about 958,000 plays and 209,000 likes in its first week3. From there, additional creators including @roro2pm and @soupruns ran the slang through their own Sassy Man Apocalypse edits and reaction clips56.

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].

TikTok

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.

Frequently Asked Questions

Deriod, also spelled Dihriod, is a 2025 TikTok slang term that fuses "dick" and "period" to joke that men have their own monthly cycle, while also doubling as the vernacular interjection "period"1.

It started with a March 27th, 2025 TikTok by @abdoulupnext titled "Dihriod," which pretended to explain that guys get periods during certain times of the month4.

It means roughly the same as "periodt" when tacked onto a statement for emphasis, but with a built-in gag that the speaker is referring to a man's version of a period1.

Creators typically end a Sassy Man Apocalypse edit, often one featuring Saucy Santana, with "and that's on deriod" as a caption or overlay text2.

It saw its biggest run in April 2025 inside the Sassy Man Apocalypse trend, with multiple creators piling it into bundled slang overlays through that month3.

References (6)

  1. 1
    https://www.tiktok.com/@waketaylor/video/7495654274471333126
  2. 2
    https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/deriod-slang
  3. 3
    https://www.tiktok.com/@shyyxlew/video/7496959322350554414
  4. 4
    https://www.tiktok.com/@abdoulupnext/video/7486659772050099486
  5. 5
    https://www.tiktok.com/@roro2pm/video/7497801172024184094
  6. 6
    https://www.tiktok.com/@soupruns/video/7492830509052087595

Quick Info

Year
2025
Origin
TikTok
Type
catchphrase
Status
semi-active
Creator
@abdoulupnext

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