What is I Might Go Homeless??

It is a template based on the opening panel of a December 2023 webcomic by X user @Donut_tweetz about a pro-Palestinian teen in a pro-Israel family. The format exploded after the author announced in June 2024 that she had actually become homeless.

Where did I Might Go Homeless? come from?

X user @Donut_tweetz posted the original comic thread on December 17, 2023. The template only took off six months later when she quote-tweeted it with a real homeless update on June 15, 2024.

What does I Might Go Homeless? mean?

In the original, it is a literal worry from a family argument over Gaza. In the parody format, it is a joke setup where supporting a given fandom in a hostile family will supposedly leave you evicted, as in the Skibidi Toilet version.

How do you use I Might Go Homeless??

Posters keep the panel layout and the 'I might go homeless..?' bubble, change the title to 'Supporting X in a Y Family,' and often add a quote-tweet announcing the character also became homeless.

Is I Might Go Homeless? still popular?

Activity peaked in mid-June 2024 after the author's homeless announcement and fell off once the fandom edits had circulated. Critics like @LinaTheWeirdooo called the jokes insensitive given @Donut_tweetz's real situation.

I Might Go Homeless?

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Published October 28, 2026

I Might Go Homeless?, also known as Supporting X in a Y Family, is a run of exploitable edits based on the opening panel of a December 2023 webcomic by X user @Donut_tweetz. After she announced in June 2024 that she had actually become homeless, posters flooded X with fandom-themed parodies of the panel, from Skibidi Toilet to Neon Genesis Evangelion.

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Overview

Each edit keeps the original layout: a worried character with 'I might go homeless..?' floating overhead, followed by panels explaining the family argument driving the title1. Posters rewrite the caption to insert a fandom or franchise, so a Skibidi Toilet fan declares the fear of eviction after supporting the toilets in a camera-head family3, and an Evangelion fan does the same with a different unit pilot in the panels7. The joke doubles when the parody account later quote-tweets its own thread to announce it, too, has 'become homeless,' copying the author's June 2024 update2. The tone is deliberately absurd, which many posters played into and others criticized, with X user @LinaTheWeirdooo calling the jokes callous9.

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Origin & Background

Platform

X / Twitter

Creator

@Donut_tweetz

Date

2023

On December 17, 2023, X user @Donut_tweetz posted a comic thread about her falling out with her mother over her pro-Palestinian stance during the 2023-2024 Israel-Hamas conflict. The opening panel showed the artist with 'I might go homeless..?' hovering above her head, and the thread reached over 38,000 reposts and 75,000 likes in six months1. Later that month, X user @SkibidiJumer redrew the first four panels as a Skibidi Toilet version, the earliest fandom parody of the thread3. The panel turned into an active template on June 15, 2024, when @Donut_tweetz quote-tweeted her original to say she had actually become homeless2. She posted a follow-up the next day explaining she had rented a motel room with donations until college8.

How It Spread

The homeless update sparked the format within hours. On June 15, 2024, X user @SkibidiJumer quote-tweeted their own December Skibidi Toilet parody of the panel with a matching 'I became homeless' line, getting over 640 reposts and 3,600 likes in three days4. The next day, @SubspacePosting screenshotted the Skibidi post with the caption 'society is doomed,' and that reaction hit over 3,000 reposts and 50,000 likes in two days5.

On June 16, X user @LoDthesecond posted a Neon Genesis Evangelion edit of the panel plus a matching 'I became homeless' quote-tweet, reaching about 50 reposts and 640 likes in two days7. Know Your Meme documented the format soon after6, while @LinaTheWeirdooo and other users called out the jokes as insensitive given the real circumstances behind the original thread9.

Timeline

2023-12-17

X user @Donut_tweetz posts the original comic thread opening with the 'I might go homeless..?' panel.

2023-12

X user @SkibidiJumer redraws the first four panels as a Skibidi Toilet parody.

2024-06-15

@Donut_tweetz quote-tweets her original comic to say she actually became homeless, and @SkibidiJumer does the same with their parody.

2024-06-16

@SubspacePosting's 'society is doomed' screenshot of the Skibidi parody goes viral, and @LoDthesecond posts an Evangelion edit of the panel.

2024-06-16

@Donut_tweetz posts a follow-up explaining she rented a motel room with donations until college starts.

How to Use This Meme

Posters typically redraw or crop the opening panel with their own character, keep the 'I might go homeless..?' bubble above the head, and change the title to 'Supporting X in a Y Family' with their chosen fandom plugged in. A follow-up quote-tweet declaring the character became homeless often finishes the bit, mirroring @Donut_tweetz's June 2024 update3.