# Listen, Kiddo, I Get It Listen, Kiddo, I Get It comes from a September 2020 TikTok in which a woman in a black turtleneck and gold-rimmed glasses sarcastically scolded voters who refused to back Joe Biden over objections to the two-party system. After the clip was mirrored to Twitter on September 14, 2020, screenshots of the ranter spread as image macros, with the 'nightmare blunt rotation' caption going viral in March 2021. ## Origin In September 2020, TikTok user @w_hole posted the original rant from inside a car, scolding viewers who refused to vote for Joe Biden over objections to the two-party electoral system[1]. The upload was later removed by the creator, though a YouTube mirror of the clip stayed online[1]. Across roughly a minute, the speaker moved through mock-sympathetic beats before closing on a visibly angrier note aimed at anyone sitting out the race. - **Platform:** TikTok (origin) / Twitter (viral spread) - **Creator:** @w_hole (TikTok) - **Date:** 2020 ## Overview Filmed from the driver's seat of a car, the clip shows a woman addressing the lens as her tone shifts from measured to openly sarcastic, mocking third-party voters and Biden holdouts who objected to the two-party system[1]. Her opening address, "listen, kiddo," set the pattern, and the trio of condescending nicknames "kiddo, champ, chief" from the rant became its own catchphrase in replies and quote tweets[6]. Still frames from the clip ran as reaction images on Twitter, where accounts captioned them to call out smugness in political arguments[7]. Posts also reused the exact "kiddo, champ, chief" phrasing from the rant[1]. Detractors on Twitter called the delivery dripping with condescension[4]. ## How to Use Users typically caption a still of the woman's face with a mocking reply to a smug political take, often from a liberal or Democratic account. Common convention also includes quoting her "kiddo, champ, chief" line directly against lecturing opinions, as in @DanMoffTarkin's February 2021 use of "listen kiddo, champ, chief" to deflect a Biden-era political argument[6]. ## Frequently Asked Questions ### What is Listen, Kiddo, I Get It? Listen, Kiddo, I Get It is a quote from a September 2020 TikTok in which a woman in a car sarcastically scolded voters who refused to back Joe Biden over objections to the two-party system[1]. Screenshots from the rant became reaction image macros on Twitter[7]. ### Where did Listen, Kiddo, I Get It come from? TikTok user @w_hole posted the original rant in September 2020 before deleting it, though a mirror of the video stayed online[1]. Twitter user @marcformarc reposted the clip on September 14, 2020, where it went viral[6]. ### What does Listen, Kiddo, I Get It mean? The quote names the woman's condescending opening address in the TikTok[1], which detractors like @halaljew called "dripping with condescension"[4]. The follow-up trio "kiddo, champ, chief" from the clip also stuck as its own catchphrase. ### How do you use Listen, Kiddo, I Get It? Posters typically caption stills from the TikTok with mocking replies aimed at smug political takes, as @crulge did in the "nightmare blunt rotation" post[7]. Others quote the "kiddo, champ, chief" line directly from the rant[1]. ### Is Listen, Kiddo, I Get It still popular? The clip stopped circulating widely after 2021; the last major wave was @crulge's "nightmare blunt rotation" image macro, which got more than 30,000 likes in March 2021[7]. Earlier conservative amplification came from Ben Shapiro's quote tweet in September 2020[2]. ## References 1. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REFsYsMa31g]() 2. [https://twitter.com/benshapiro/status/1306306600869609472]() 3. [https://twitter.com/ggreenwald/status/1306365834021998593]() 4. [https://twitter.com/halaljew/status/1306057404073889792]() 5. [https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/iu4v9g/listen_kiddo/]() 6. [https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/listen-kiddo-i-get-it]() 7. [https://twitter.com/crulge/status/1376774312196247552]() --- Source: https://meme.com/memes/listen-kiddo-i-get-it Published by meme.com — The Internet Meme Library