What Does 'No Lube, No Protection' Mean? The 'No Lube, No Protection, All Night All Day' Copypasta Explained

Lewd humor has grown increasingly popular among many online fandoms, which mainly consists of complimenting their favorite character or celebrity in the most deranged and sexual way possible, like the infamous "No Lube, No Protection, All Night All Day" copypasta.

The Jujutsu Kaisen fandom in particular has been overly using the copypasta to overstate how dirty and feral their desire is for Satoru Gojo.

Even though the copypasta is not really appropriate for all audiences, it’s hard not to giggle when you see someone use it in ironic posts on social media. Here's how the "No Lube, No Protection, All Night All Day" copypasta was created and how it became a viral meme.

Where Is The 'No Lube, No Protection' Copypsta From And What Does It Mean?

Back in May 2023 the X page @PopBase shared a piece of news about Robert De Niro welcoming his 7th child at the age of 79. Somewhat to the surprise of many netizens, X user @lazypancake111 decided to express her passionate desire towards the American actor, writing about the sexual things she'd like to do with him:

no lube, no protection, all night all day, from the kitchen floor to toilet seat, from dining table to church, while I gasp for air and scream the lord’s prayer, he can top me.

The reply is currently the first-known usage of the copypasta.

How Is 'No Lube, No Protection, All Night All Day' Used In Memes?

It didn't take long for the lewd copypasta to fall into the hands of the depraved fans, unshamed to share their desires for characters or celebrities. By late 2023, usage of the copypasta became increasingly viral, evident in a reply shared by X user @nanamiwidow on September 19th, 2023, regarding a picture of Satoru Gojo (shown below, left) and X user @diorrfairy's tweet a few days later quoting about The Bear actor Jeremy Allen White, using the copypasta (shown below, right).

For the full history of "No Lube, No Protection, All Night All Day," be sure to check out Know Your Meme's encyclopedia entry for more information.