# We Really Really Really We Really Really Really is a Twitter snowclone from late 2018 where users stack the word 'really' line by line in a curved staircase shape before stating what they want. The format exploded in January 2019 after corporate accounts like Chipotle and Target posted their own versions, turning a K-pop fan tweet into one of the first big brand-Twitter trends of the year. ## Origin The earliest known use of the stacked 'really' format appeared on Twitter on December 24th, 2018, posted by user @jjkdsc[1]. The tweet carried the hashtag #WE_NEED_DSC, a reference to Jaehyun of K-pop group NCT 127, and the layout showed the signature curved column of 'really's leading into the fan's demand[2]. The format drifted through K-pop Twitter and smaller accounts for the next few weeks before any mainstream audience noticed. Minor pickup included tweets from users like @MarieAnnUK and @ChoccyOrange_1, which borrowed the same staggered-line structure for everyday wants rather than idol stan requests[2]. - **Platform:** Twitter (K-pop fan post) / Twitter (corporate viral spread) - **Creator:** @jjkdsc (earliest known poster) - **Date:** 2018 ## Overview We Really Really Really is a text-based Twitter snowclone where posters type the word 'really' on its own line over and over, staggering the indentation so the stack curves across the screen like a sagging rope or a lazy spiral[1]. The payoff lands on the final line, which names the thing the poster actually wants, with the long preamble doing the comedic work of mock desperation. The joke relies entirely on visual rhythm. A one-sentence request would read as earnest, but twenty 'really's stacked into a wobble turn it into a bit, which is why the format travels well between fan accounts begging for a comeback, individual users begging for sleep, and brand accounts begging followers to buy chips[2]. Urban Dictionary entries from around the trend described the vibe as a performative plea, built on repetition instead of a punchline[3]. ## How to Use Typical posts open with the word 'we' (or 'I'), then stack the word 'really' on each subsequent line with varied leading spaces so the column curves. The last line names the request, often something trivial like a nap, a snack, or a specific product. Common convention keeps the final ask short so it contrasts with the long run-up. ## Frequently Asked Questions ### What is We Really Really Really? A Twitter snowclone where users stack the word 'really' on consecutive lines in a curved pattern before naming what they want[2]. ### Where did We Really Really Really come from? The earliest known post is a December 24th, 2018 tweet by @jjkdsc using #WE_NEED_DSC about NCT 127 member Jaehyun[1]. ### What does We Really Really Really mean? The stacked repetition is a comedic performance of begging or exaggerated wanting, with the final line delivering the actual request[3]. ### How do you use We Really Really Really? Type 'we' or 'I' on the first line, then put 'really' alone on each following line with staggered spacing so the column curves, and end with the thing you want[2]. ### Is We Really Really Really still popular? The format peaked in January 2019 after Chipotle and Target posted viral versions and still appears as a classic Twitter snowclone[2]. ## References 1. [https://twitter.com/jjkdsc/status/1077234800275136512]() 2. [https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/we-really-really-really]() 3. [https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=We%20Really%20Really%20Really]() --- Source: https://meme.com/memes/we-really-really-really Published by meme.com — The Internet Meme Library