I Don't Like That. You Should Kill Yourself

I Don't Like That. You Should Kill Yourself, also known as I Like Rubbing My Belly, works as a two-character exchange where one person expresses contentment over rubbing his belly while the other reacts with disproportionate hostility, telling him to end his life and insisting it is genuinely necessary4. Edits keep Fallenchungus's original line art and alter the written dialogue so the gag lands through the mismatch between a trivial activity and the extreme reply1.

Variations run across fandom-specific rewrites like Baki Apple Fritter and Disco Elysium, as well as broader internet in-jokes23. A common convention keeps the three-part escalation of the second character's response intact (dislike, suggestion of suicide, insistence it is required) while the opening line gets rewritten to reference a different media property, giving fandom accounts a reusable shape for over-the-top rage reactions.

Users typically keep Fallenchungus's drawing untouched and rewrite the dialogue. A common convention replaces the opening belly-rubbing boast with a line tied to a specific franchise or hobby, while the second character's escalating three-part refusal often stays close to the original wording.