Dilf Detected Chat Im Going To Try To Rizz Them Up

2024Webcomic edit / redraw templatesemi-active

Also known as: DILF Detected · Chat I'm Going to Try to Rizz Them Up

"DILF Detected / Chat I'm Going to Try to Rizz Them Up" is a four-panel webcomic redraw meme that originated from an edit of the "Look Mommy It's Shrek" comic by drawerofdrawings. First posted to Reddit's r/bonehurtingjuice in June 20242, the edit features a child spotting an attractive man, thinking "DILF detected," while the child's mother attempts to flirt with him using an absurdly crude pickup line. The comic went viral as an art redraw template in August 2024, with artists on X, Tumblr, and Reddit reimagining the characters in various fandoms and styles1.

Overview

The meme is a four-panel comic set at a bus stop. In the first panel, a small girl in glasses spots a muscular bald man looking at his phone and thinks "DILF detected"1. The second panel shows the girl's stylish, confident-looking mother asking the man "what are your pronouns?" to which he replies "he/they"1. In the third panel, the child thinks "chat I'm going to try to rizz them up," borrowing the language of livestreamers addressing their audience2. The fourth panel delivers the punchline: the mother hits the man with the line "your ass is so fat it makes me want to kill myself"1.

The humor comes from multiple layers of absurdity. The child uses internet slang like a Twitch viewer, the mother's "rizz" attempt is spectacularly unhinged, and the whole scenario plays out in the mundane setting of a bus stop bench2.

On June 11, 2024, Reddit user u/Walts_second_phone posted an edit of the "Look Mommy It's Shrek" webcomic to r/bonehurtingjuice2. The original comic by artist drawerofdrawings had already been a popular target for edits and remixes at the time. This particular version replaced the dialogue with internet-culture-heavy lines, turning the child into a streamer-brained kid and the mother into someone with a deeply unhinged flirting strategy2. The post picked up over 14,000 upvotes within two months on the subreddit2.

Origin & Background

Platform
Reddit (r/bonehurtingjuice)
Key People
u/Walts_second_phone, drawerofdrawings
Date
2024

On June 11, 2024, Reddit user u/Walts_second_phone posted an edit of the "Look Mommy It's Shrek" webcomic to r/bonehurtingjuice2. The original comic by artist drawerofdrawings had already been a popular target for edits and remixes at the time. This particular version replaced the dialogue with internet-culture-heavy lines, turning the child into a streamer-brained kid and the mother into someone with a deeply unhinged flirting strategy2. The post picked up over 14,000 upvotes within two months on the subreddit2.

How It Spread

The meme sat relatively quiet for about two months after its initial Reddit posting before exploding as a redraw template in August 20242.

On August 11, 2024, X user @socks_png posted one of the first redraws, earning over 170 likes in five days2. The next day saw a wave of activity: @sensible_dude2 posted a *Lackadaisy*-themed redraw that pulled in over 500 likes in four days, while @ghostcabbages posted a version that reached over 1,400 likes in the same timeframe2.

August 13 brought the biggest single post of the trend. X user @Zane0744 created a redraw featuring mockup furry character Fortnite skins, which blew up to over 5,900 likes in three days2. That same day, @AutistiKal posted a Godzilla vs. Kong version that hit over 1,800 likes in three days2. On August 15, @Eddiezhere dropped a Deadpool and Wolverine version that racked up over 6,100 likes in a single day, making it one of the most popular individual entries2.

The trend spread across X, Tumblr, and Reddit simultaneously, with artists redrawing the four panels using characters from various franchises, fandoms, and original designs2. The format's appeal lay in its clear four-panel structure and the contrast between the child's deadpan internet-speak and the mother's chaotic energy1.

How to Use This Meme

The template follows a strict four-panel format that artists typically redraw with their own characters or fandom favorites:

1

Panel 1: A child character spots an attractive person and thinks "DILF detected" (or a variation).

2

Panel 2: The parent character engages the target in conversation, often with a setup question like "what are your pronouns?"

3

Panel 3: The child thinks "chat I'm going to try to rizz them up," narrating the situation like a livestreamer.

4

Panel 4: The parent delivers an absurdly forward or nonsensical pickup line as the "rizz" attempt.

Cultural Impact

The meme sits at an intersection of several 2024 internet trends. It draws from livestream culture with the "chat" address, the "rizz" vocabulary that dominated Gen Z slang, and the ongoing popularity of webcomic redraws as an art community activity2. The original "Look Mommy It's Shrek" comic by drawerofdrawings had already established itself as a versatile edit target, and this particular variant gave artists a more structured and character-driven template to work with2.

The redraw trend also functioned as a community art challenge, with creators across different fandoms competing to produce the funniest or most polished version of the comic in their chosen style1.

Fun Facts

The original edit gained 14,000 upvotes before the redraw trend even started, sitting dormant for two months2.

The phrase "chat I'm going to try to rizz them up" blends two distinct internet speech patterns: Twitch streamer audience address ("chat") and Gen Z slang ("rizz")2.

The source comic "Look Mommy It's Shrek" by drawerofdrawings was already a widespread meme template before this variant was created2.

The most successful single redraw (Deadpool and Wolverine, 6,100+ likes in one day) outperformed the furry Fortnite version in speed despite the latter having a higher total like count2.

Derivatives & Variations

Lackadaisy redraw

— @sensible_dude2's version using characters from the *Lackadaisy* webcomic, one of the early popular redraws[2]

Furry Fortnite skins version

— @Zane0744's mockup featuring furry character Fortnite skins, the single most-liked redraw of the trend[2]

Godzilla vs. Kong version

— @AutistiKal's take using MonsterVerse characters[2]

Deadpool and Wolverine version

— @Eddiezhere's redraw referencing the 2024 Marvel film, which hit over 6,100 likes in one day[2]

Frequently Asked Questions

Dilf Detected Chat Im Going To Try To Rizz Them Up

2024Webcomic edit / redraw templatesemi-active

Also known as: DILF Detected · Chat I'm Going to Try to Rizz Them Up

"DILF Detected / Chat I'm Going to Try to Rizz Them Up" is a four-panel webcomic redraw meme that originated from an edit of the "Look Mommy It's Shrek" comic by drawerofdrawings. First posted to Reddit's r/bonehurtingjuice in June 20242, the edit features a child spotting an attractive man, thinking "DILF detected," while the child's mother attempts to flirt with him using an absurdly crude pickup line. The comic went viral as an art redraw template in August 2024, with artists on X, Tumblr, and Reddit reimagining the characters in various fandoms and styles1.

Overview

The meme is a four-panel comic set at a bus stop. In the first panel, a small girl in glasses spots a muscular bald man looking at his phone and thinks "DILF detected"1. The second panel shows the girl's stylish, confident-looking mother asking the man "what are your pronouns?" to which he replies "he/they"1. In the third panel, the child thinks "chat I'm going to try to rizz them up," borrowing the language of livestreamers addressing their audience2. The fourth panel delivers the punchline: the mother hits the man with the line "your ass is so fat it makes me want to kill myself"1.

The humor comes from multiple layers of absurdity. The child uses internet slang like a Twitch viewer, the mother's "rizz" attempt is spectacularly unhinged, and the whole scenario plays out in the mundane setting of a bus stop bench2.

On June 11, 2024, Reddit user u/Walts_second_phone posted an edit of the "Look Mommy It's Shrek" webcomic to r/bonehurtingjuice2. The original comic by artist drawerofdrawings had already been a popular target for edits and remixes at the time. This particular version replaced the dialogue with internet-culture-heavy lines, turning the child into a streamer-brained kid and the mother into someone with a deeply unhinged flirting strategy2. The post picked up over 14,000 upvotes within two months on the subreddit2.

Origin & Background

Platform
Reddit (r/bonehurtingjuice)
Key People
u/Walts_second_phone, drawerofdrawings
Date
2024

On June 11, 2024, Reddit user u/Walts_second_phone posted an edit of the "Look Mommy It's Shrek" webcomic to r/bonehurtingjuice2. The original comic by artist drawerofdrawings had already been a popular target for edits and remixes at the time. This particular version replaced the dialogue with internet-culture-heavy lines, turning the child into a streamer-brained kid and the mother into someone with a deeply unhinged flirting strategy2. The post picked up over 14,000 upvotes within two months on the subreddit2.

How It Spread

The meme sat relatively quiet for about two months after its initial Reddit posting before exploding as a redraw template in August 20242.

On August 11, 2024, X user @socks_png posted one of the first redraws, earning over 170 likes in five days2. The next day saw a wave of activity: @sensible_dude2 posted a *Lackadaisy*-themed redraw that pulled in over 500 likes in four days, while @ghostcabbages posted a version that reached over 1,400 likes in the same timeframe2.

August 13 brought the biggest single post of the trend. X user @Zane0744 created a redraw featuring mockup furry character Fortnite skins, which blew up to over 5,900 likes in three days2. That same day, @AutistiKal posted a Godzilla vs. Kong version that hit over 1,800 likes in three days2. On August 15, @Eddiezhere dropped a Deadpool and Wolverine version that racked up over 6,100 likes in a single day, making it one of the most popular individual entries2.

The trend spread across X, Tumblr, and Reddit simultaneously, with artists redrawing the four panels using characters from various franchises, fandoms, and original designs2. The format's appeal lay in its clear four-panel structure and the contrast between the child's deadpan internet-speak and the mother's chaotic energy1.

How to Use This Meme

The template follows a strict four-panel format that artists typically redraw with their own characters or fandom favorites:

1

Panel 1: A child character spots an attractive person and thinks "DILF detected" (or a variation).

2

Panel 2: The parent character engages the target in conversation, often with a setup question like "what are your pronouns?"

3

Panel 3: The child thinks "chat I'm going to try to rizz them up," narrating the situation like a livestreamer.

4

Panel 4: The parent delivers an absurdly forward or nonsensical pickup line as the "rizz" attempt.

Cultural Impact

The meme sits at an intersection of several 2024 internet trends. It draws from livestream culture with the "chat" address, the "rizz" vocabulary that dominated Gen Z slang, and the ongoing popularity of webcomic redraws as an art community activity2. The original "Look Mommy It's Shrek" comic by drawerofdrawings had already established itself as a versatile edit target, and this particular variant gave artists a more structured and character-driven template to work with2.

The redraw trend also functioned as a community art challenge, with creators across different fandoms competing to produce the funniest or most polished version of the comic in their chosen style1.

Fun Facts

The original edit gained 14,000 upvotes before the redraw trend even started, sitting dormant for two months2.

The phrase "chat I'm going to try to rizz them up" blends two distinct internet speech patterns: Twitch streamer audience address ("chat") and Gen Z slang ("rizz")2.

The source comic "Look Mommy It's Shrek" by drawerofdrawings was already a widespread meme template before this variant was created2.

The most successful single redraw (Deadpool and Wolverine, 6,100+ likes in one day) outperformed the furry Fortnite version in speed despite the latter having a higher total like count2.

Derivatives & Variations

Lackadaisy redraw

— @sensible_dude2's version using characters from the *Lackadaisy* webcomic, one of the early popular redraws[2]

Furry Fortnite skins version

— @Zane0744's mockup featuring furry character Fortnite skins, the single most-liked redraw of the trend[2]

Godzilla vs. Kong version

— @AutistiKal's take using MonsterVerse characters[2]

Deadpool and Wolverine version

— @Eddiezhere's redraw referencing the 2024 Marvel film, which hit over 6,100 likes in one day[2]

Frequently Asked Questions