Bouncing On It

About

Bouncing On It or Bounce On It is a slang expression referring to the act of a person having sex with a man in the riding position, aka on top, describing the rider's actions as "bouncing on" their partner's penis. The term became increasingly popularized throughout the 2020s. In 2024, the term became the subject of a meme trend on X / Twitter as a phrasal template in which users write a variation of "bouncing on it in a way X," with "X" being a humorous description of how the person wants to "bounce on it."

Origin

It is unclear when the first use of the term "bouncing on it" in the relevant context was posted online. However, the term became increasingly popularized throughout 2024 as the subject of memes.

One of the earliest known memes to use the term that year was posted by X^[1] user @luvinthot on May 9th, 2024, writing, "when I try to stand on business but I end up bouncing on it," garnering over 3,900 likes in six months.

Spread

The term continued to grow in popularity over the following months, particularly on X. On July 25th, 2024, X^[2] user @gtbsesh posted, "getting a masters degree on bouncing on it," garnering over 19,000 likes in four months. On September 10th, X^[3] user @abolishcxps posted, "bouncing on it in a way that shows reverence for the lives lost on 9/11," garnering over 16,000 likes in two months.

On September 21st, X^[4] user @uwantmetoiwill posted, "She’s bouncing on it in a manner that’s truly a love letter to the genre," garnering over 98,000 likes in two months. On September 24th, X^[5] user @JavTropic posted, "She’s bouncing on it in a way that faithfully adapts the source material," garnering over 82,000 likes in the same span of time.

On October 24th, 2024, X^[6] user @SoliSolstice posted, "she hasn’t been bouncing on it. not since the accident," garnering over 18,000 likes in a week. On October 30th, X^[7] user @no_sophist posted, "bouncing on it without rhythm so as not to attract the worm," a reference to Dune, garnering over 108,000 likes in two days.

On October 31st, X^[8] user @samtemp1e posted, "Bouncing on it in a way that honors my right, responsibility, and civic duty to vote," garnering over 1,700 likes in a day. On November 1st, Thunder Dungeon^[9] published a collection of examples of the meme.

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