What's The 'Last Rizzmas' Song, Lyrics And Meme? The Gen Z TikTok Cover Of 'Last Christmas' Explained

A new Gen Z and Gen Alpha slang song has emerged that's a Christmas-themed cover of "Last Chrismas" by Wham! It inserts terms like "rizz" and "gyatt" into the lyrics, creating the song "Last Rizzmas I Gave You My Gyatt" which is an abomination, depending on who you ask.

The cover, reminiscent of the precursor "Sticking Out Your Gyatt for the Rizzler," is stuck in the heads of many unfortunate souls on TikTok who've seen the original Fortnite and Roblox videos that use the kid singing as their sound. The hilariously childish remix of the '80s Christmas carol is a modern meme classic.

So, what's the original "Last Rizzmas" video and what are the song's lyrics? Let's explain.

What's The 'Last Rizzmas' Original Video?

The original video of the kid signing "Last Rizzmas" was posted by TikToker @theonlyrapscallion last month. The TikToker, who sounds like a kid, isn't seen in the video. Only his Fortnite avatar is visible, dancing to his hilarious lyrics.

Of course, the song is a cover of "Last Christmas" by Wham! which was originally recorded in the late 1980s.

What Are The 'Last Rizzmas' Lyrics?

The lyrics to "Last Rizzmas" are:

Last Rizzmas, I gave you my gyatt
But the very next day, you got Fanum taxed.
This year, to save me from mewing,
I'll give it to someone rizzful.

What Does 'Rizz' Mean?

The word "rizz" is a slang term that is short for "charisma" and it's used to describe the power of attraction in flirtatious and beautiful people. In "Last Rizzmas," there are two rizz-related puns that are a part of the so-called Rizz Dictionary.

What Does 'Gyatt' Mean?

The word "gyatt," sometimes spelled "gyat," is another modern slang term that's a shortening of a phonetically similar expletive, similar to "Gosh darn." Kids say "gyatt" to describe the feeling of seeing an attractive woman's rear end. Therefore, the term has become synonymous with the voluptuous, physical feature.

What Does 'Fanum Tax' Mean?

A "Fanum tax," sometimes mistakenly referred to as "phantom tax," is a term that references a Twitch streamer named Fanum and his habit of "taxing" his friends' food.

Basically, when Fanum realizes that a friend of his is eating something yummy, he takes a bite of their meal like a "food tax." Fanum taxes have become a running joke on his livestreams as well as an inside joke among his young audience in real life.

What Does 'Mewing' Mean?

The last term used in the "Last Rizzmas" song is "mewing" which refers to a tongue exercise that allegedly strengthens one's jawline for aesthetic purposes. The practice was popularized by incels but has since taken on a life of its own on TikTok, following the trend of so-called "looksmaxxing."

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