Whack His PP — Judge Judy in black robe with speech bubble saying 'BAILIFF, whack his pee pee!'

Whack His PP

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Published November 4, 2026

Whack His PP, also known as Bailiff, Whack His PeePee, is a video meme centered on a six-second audio clip from a 1971 Cheech & Chong skit where a judge sentences a defendant to have his 'peepee' whacked by the bailiff. YouTuber CloudPopping first paired the audio with a Judge Judy image macro in September 2011, and the gag came back around in July 2021 when an Instagram repost account shared a two-panel captioned video that reached over 242,000 views in four months.

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Overview

Posts in this format splice the Cheech & Chong audio over a still or clip of Judge Judy, with a speech bubble spelling out 'BAILIFF, whack his pee pee!' above her head2. Many later versions use two captioned Judge Judy panels in sequence, mimicking the pacing of the original line, where she first warns the defendant not to return and then issues the punishment3. Creators swap the Judge Judy still for other courtroom photos while keeping the audio, with the punchline landing on the squeaky 'whack' sound effect at the end of the clip.

The humor leans on the childish 'peepee' phrasing clashing with the real-life Judge Judy's reputation for terse, blunt rulings. Fans of the Cheech & Chong skit treat the full exchange as the joke, which is why many edits preserve both sentences instead of just the final line1.

Origin & Background

Platform
Cheech & Chong (1971 source audio) / YouTube (2011 meme creation) / Instagram (2021 viral spread)
Creator
Unknown
Date
2011

Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong released the skit 'Trippin' in Court' in 1971 as part of their self-titled comedy debut. At roughly the 1:18 mark, the judge character sentences the first defendant with the line, 'we must make sure you do not appear here again. Bailiff, whack his peepee,' followed by a cartoonish whacking sound effect1.

YouTuber CloudPopping uploaded the earliest known Judge Judy adaptation on September 15, 2011, pairing a still image of the TV judge mid-speech with the audio clip and a speech bubble reading 'BAILIFF, whack his pee pee!'2. That video stayed quietly online for years, collecting over 272,000 views across the following decade thanks to YouTube's recommendation surfacing, according to Know Your Meme4.

How It Spread

A decade after CloudPopping's YouTube upload, the audio bit came back around on Instagram. On July 30, 2021, repost account @repostrandy shared a two-panel captioned video of Judge Judy, with the first frame reading 'we must make sure you do not appear here again' and the second reading 'BALLIFF! Whack his peepee!'3. That post reached over 242,000 views in its first four months of circulation3.

The repostrandy account mostly reshares material from elsewhere, so the original edit's creator is unconfirmed4. The misspelling of 'BAILIFF' as 'BALLIFF' in the 2021 version became part of the running joke for later remixes copying that specific image. Know Your Meme documented the format in late 2021 as part of its coverage of the second wind that voiceover-over-still-image memes saw during the pandemic years4.

Timeline

1971

Cheech and Chong release the comedy skit 'Trippin' in Court' on their debut album, which contains the 'whack his peepee' judge line that later supplies the meme's audio[1].

2011-09-15

YouTuber CloudPopping uploads a Judge Judy image macro video with the Cheech & Chong audio dubbed in, the earliest known version of the format[2].

2021-07-30

Instagram repost page @repostrandy shares a two-panel captioned Judge Judy video, which reaches over 242,000 views in four months and sparks the 2021 revival[3].

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