What's With The 'J.D. Vance Jizz Cups' And Are They Real? The 'Full Family Kit' Meme Explained

Supporters of Republican Vice Presidential candidate J.D. Vance are purportedly buying so-called "jizz cups" at Donald Trump rallies. Whether it's real or fake, the images are not helping to curb the "Republicans Are Weird" stigma.

Photos of MAGA heads from recent rallies holding these J.D. Vance cups, each labeled a "Full Family Kit," have gone viral on Twitter / X this week.

The images are deathly similar to the ones of Trump supporters wearing diapers from earlier in the year. However, unlike the diaper photos, these cup photos might be an elaborate troll or prank.

Curious about where these J.D. Vance cups came from and if they're real? Let's explain.

Where Did The J.D. Vance Cups Come From?

A tweet was posted on Saturday by a Twitter / X user named @UsaCamy who shared photos of people wearing Trump merch while holding small cups that looked like they came from a sperm bank. There was a label on it that showed Ohio Senator J.D. Vance and text reading, "Full Family Kit."

What Are The J.D. Vance Sperm Cups Referencing?

Internet users and news outlets have speculated that the sperm cups are aimed at Democratic Vice Presidential candidate Tim Walz and his wife's infertility issues. The Walz's had their children using in vitro fertilization (IVF).

The cups therefore could be a way to champion Vance's natural ability to have children. However, many Americans (regardless of political affiliation) struggle with infertility and use IVF.

Are The J.D. Vance Cups Real?

Despite being humorous, it's currently unknown if the J.D. Vance cup photos are real. For one, the original X user that posted them, @UsaCamy, has a profile that's raised suspicions among many, as pointed out by X user @elisethoma5.

Under inspection, her profile is vapid with only 124 posts, most of which have been shared in the past three days, predominantly involving pro-Kamala Harris and Tim Walz content. Other X users have alleged that her profile picture is AI-generated.

To add to the skepticism, X user @Esqueer_, who made the images largely go viral, shared more photos of the sperm cups but didn't provide a source other than @UsaCamy's tweet. The lack of citations seems sketchy to many who question the legitimacy of the pictures.

Some on Reddit also think that these photos are AI-generated or the work of a nifty prankster who went to a recent Trump rally and tricked people into taking photos with the cups.

How Did We Get To 'J.D. Vance Jizz Cups?'

Ever since J.D. Vance was announced as Trump's running mate, the election news cycle has gotten really weird (pun intended). The J.D. Vance Couch Story is the real meme catalyst. The hoax made the GOP scramble, and they've been fighting a meme storm ever since.

The response from Republican meme creators has been objectively struggling, exemplified by the cringy Tim Walz Horse Story that was their counter-hoax to combat the slew of couch memes. It didn't really work though, as the tryhard, edgelord odors emitting from the story only seemed to compound the "weird" stereotype.

If these photos of J.D. Vance "jizz cups" are proven to be fake or part of an elaborate prank, then it seems like the left is again using more believable and funny misinformation to hurt Trump and Vance's public image. Their memes are moving faster than the fact-checkers, thereby eliminating the power of fact-checking at all (a strategy allegedly used by Trump's campaign in the 2016 election).

On the contrary, if these photos are real and MAGA is truly carrying around fake sperm cups with the VP candidate's face on them, then wearing "Real Men Wear Diapers" merch must not have been rock bottom. Rock bottom has a basement, and, if legitimate, it's a joke at the expense of infertile parents —
a true punching down moment.

For the full history of the J.D. Vance Semen Cups, be sure to check out Know Your Meme's entry for even more information.