
Piss Loud AF
Published November 14, 2026
Piss Loud AF / Frying Chicken is a catchphrase from an April 2018 Instagram diary video by @thatgirljaycole, who claimed loud urination was a sign of good anatomy and compared the sound to frying chicken. The line reached Reddit within a week and later fueled image macros featuring Charlie Kirk, Rouge the Bat and Doge. By February 2022, an Imgur Doge comic had turned the frying chicken claim into a literal punchline.
Overview
Posts typically pair the Piss Loud AF / Frying Chicken phrase with an image of a character or celebrity delivering the line about someone else. Variations swap the speaker and the target, but the core structure stays the same: someone is pissing loud AF, and it sounds like frying chicken3. Earlier edits ran the full quote from the original video, including the claim that loud peeing signals good anatomy, while later posts cropped it down to the chicken comparison for cleaner image macro use2.
The meme skews crude and absurd, with the humor landing on the mismatch between the vulgar line and whatever straight-faced character is made to say it. A February 2022 Imgur comic placed Doge in a bathroom scene, where the punchline implies that he actually was frying chicken in keeping with Doge lore5. Text-only versions circulated years after the original clip, with the phrase lifted from the audio and set over unrelated characters on YouTube and in cartoon edits4.
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Origin & Background
How It Spread
Timeline
2018-04-09
Instagram user @thatgirljaycole posts the original diary-reading video with the piss loud as fuck / frying chicken line.
2018-04-16
Reddit user u/Blacklodgebob79 posts a Charlie Kirk edit with the phrase photoshopped onto his shirt on r/badwomensanatomy.
2020-12-09
YouTube channel Stupid reuploads a Rouge the Bat clip delivering the catchphrase, later passing 100,000 views.
2022-02-20
Imgur user naestoo222 posts a Doge comic in which the frying chicken line is played as a literal punchline.
How to Use This Meme
A Piss Loud AF edit usually takes a recognizable character or public figure and either photoshops the line onto their shirt or captions them delivering it out of context. Common conventions include keeping the frying chicken comparison intact and pairing the quote with a bathroom, kitchen or diary scene for extra absurdity25.