TikTok and the internet at large keep saying, "Packgod, humble him," in memes. Why? It's because of a widely held belief that this guy named "Packgod" is cringe.

The Packgod hate train left the station two years ago and has picked up many passengers along the way. The movement has especially picked up a lot of steam this month, following all of these memes about Packgod being outside or joining the Discord voice call (VC) unexpectedly.

There are a few things to explain here. First of all, who is Packgod? Why do people want him to "humble" everyone, and what's up with the ironic memes that are hating on him?

Who Is 'Packgod?'

Packgod is the moniker of a Discord mod and YouTuber who's well-known (and feared) in the Discord "packing" community.

"Packing" is a style of rapid-fire roasting that typically occurs over voice calls on Discord. The term is akin to "packing" someone with fast-paced, hyper-specific insults, usually spouted in one breath and nonsensically so that the other person can't get a word in.

Packgod is the self-proclaimed "god" of the packing community. He's been sharing content since 2019, but gained major traction in 2022 when he started packing famous streamers and influencers, including widely hated figures like EDP445 and beloved ones too, like IShowSpeed.

Where Did The 'Packgod Hate' Come From?

Late 2022 marked a peak in Packgod's content career. That changed heading into 2023 when more and more internet users started making fun of his fan base.

For instance, one early meme made fun of people "glazing" him just for putting "random words together" and saying it fast.

@samisgoat0 #packgod #words #fyp #fypシ #ffyypp #donuts ♬ use this sound if your gay – ✝️⚽️

Then, the "corny" allegations started coming after Packgod, most notably after he embedded an Opera GX advertisement into his 2024 video about packing Bella the Wolf.

The rap he made for the company was widely panned on Twitter / X. "This might just be the worst sponsored segment ever," said one viral tweet.

This might just be the worst sponsored segment ever pic.twitter.com/oS5Wj5H9uB

— Telephone (@telefauci) August 25, 2024

The "Packgod is corny" allegations became harder to beat when the YouTuber's fanbase was likened to phonk music-obsessed Gen Alpha boys.

In line with this, a major strike on Packgod's coolness came when a TikTok photo slideshow was posted in August 2024, including an image that read, "Transform[s] into Packgod," showing the packer's avatar with a withered, Trollge face.

Where Did The 'Packgod Humble Him' Meme Come From?

As far as we know, the earliest "Packgod Humble Him" meme was shared in September of last year by a TikToker named @roundaboat69.

It joked about Packgod's fans being 8 years old and thinking that them saying, "Packgod, humble him," would strike fear in all of their foes.

@roundaboat69 #fyp #Meme #funny #packgod ♬ original sound – skibidifortnitecumrocket54

How Is 'Packgod Humble Him' Being Used Online?

"Packgod Humble Him" is the most common catchphrase being used in memes making fun of the Discord packer and his fans, but the trend has evolved far past the initial catchphrase.

Now, memes about Packgod being right outside or having Packgod on speed dial are dominating the sphere. In all of them, the subject is shown with a panic-stricken expression, knowing that, in seconds, they're going to be roasted into the next day.

However, the fear expressed in these memes is overly dramatic for a reason. It's because none of these people are actually scared of getting packed by Packgod.

The memes attest that if Packgod really was outside, his incoming insult would be just as powerful as, "Hold up, ain't you Nathanial B?" At the moment, it seems that people are more worried about one gorilla than a roast from the "Packgod" himself.

@c0ned.headed #xyzbca #repost #fyp #packgod ♬ original sound – Coned

@‍‍bg #fyp #foryou #viral #xyzbca #packgod #speeddial #bg ♬ original sound – bg

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For the full history of Packgod Humble Him, be sure to check out Know Your Meme's entry for even more information.