# Then I Walk In Then I Walk In refers to a catchphrase and image meme spawned by model Alexander the Great (@alexanderthegreat025), who flooded TikTok comment sections in late September 2026 with a selfie and the boastful caption "Then I walk in." Mockery of his looks turned the image into an exploitable template, and by October 24, 2026, a cosplay riff by TikToker @georgegaraway dressed as Alexander had hit over 3 million views[7]. ## Origin Alexander the Great, who identifies on TikTok as a model, started posting a selfie taken outside his ex-girlfriend's school under random TikTok videos in September 2026, alongside boasts like "Then I walk in" as if sincerely flexing. According to TikToker @shhitsmily, the image was circulating on the platform by September 28, 2026[6]. The comment that cemented the pattern landed on September 30, 2026, under a photo @pichichi.914 shared of someone with a barber-ruined haircut shaped like Mickey Mouse ears, captioned "When you give the barber with no customers a chance but he genuinely ruins your life"[1]. Alexander replied with his selfie and the caption "I deserve a barber?" which drew more than 6,100 likes and over 300 mocking replies[4]. - **Platform:** TikTok - **Creator:** Alexander the Great (@alexanderthegreat025) - **Date:** 2026 ## Overview Alexander's selfie, taken outside his ex-girlfriend's school, puts a cocky pose next to captions like "Then I walk in" or "I deserve a barber?" posted into unrelated TikTok comment sections[1]. Viewers found the self-confidence badly misplaced, and reply chains filled with jokes about the mismatch between the swagger and the face in frame[4]. TikTokers recycled the setup two ways. Some reposted Alexander's actual selfie with the "Then I walk in" caption on their own videos as parody[3]. Others used their own photo under the same line, or edited Alexander's selfie with visual changes[7]. ## How to Use A typical post places Alexander's selfie, or the poster's own flattering photo, next to the exact line "Then I walk in" under an unrelated TikTok. The joke works when the caption's confidence clashes with context, either the poster's actual appearance or the content of the video being commented on[1]. Some edits alter the selfie itself with visual changes while leaving the caption intact[3]. ## Frequently Asked Questions ### What is Then I Walk In? A TikTok meme built on comments by model Alexander the Great (@alexanderthegreat025), who posted a selfie with the sincere boast "Then I walk in" and was promptly mocked and remixed[6]. ### Where did Then I Walk In come from? Alexander started posting the selfie under random TikTok videos in September 2026; the first widely mocked instance landed under @pichichi.914's barber meme on September 30, 2026[1]. ### What does Then I Walk In mean? It is a self-flex gone wrong, used by Alexander as a sincere boast about his looks and recycled by TikTokers as ironic mockery when the confidence doesn't match the face[4]. ### How do you use Then I Walk In? People post Alexander's selfie, or their own photo, under an unrelated TikTok with the caption "Then I walk in," sometimes with edits that alter the original image[3]. ### Is Then I Walk In still popular? As of late October 2026 the format was still spreading, with a cosplay video by @georgegaraway hitting over 3 million views on October 24[7]. ## References 1. [https://www.tiktok.com/@pichichi.914/photo/7691190123731455262]() 2. [https://www.tiktok.com/@alexanderthegreat025/video/7699667637688700178]() 3. [https://www.tiktok.com/@290dan/video/7699669699440725269]() 4. [https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/then-i-walk-in]() 5. [https://www.tiktok.com/@5x5x5l/video/7694387058428742944]() 6. [https://www.tiktok.com/@shhitsmily/video/7699265984942640415]() 7. [https://www.tiktok.com/@georgegaraway/video/7700274597769268502]() --- Source: https://meme.com/memes/then-i-walk-in Published by meme.com — The Internet Meme Library