Give me your Ohio

"Sticking out your gyatt for the rizzler"
Sticking out your gyatt for the rizzler is a song that went viral by a Tiktoker named @papaboy020, that had many slang lyrics in it including "skibidi" "rizz" and more.

Lyrics
"Sticking out your gyatt for the rizzler
You’re so skibidi
You’re so fanum tax
I just wanna be your sigma
Freaking come here
Give me your Ohio"

Ohio
Now we all know about the Ohio meme which basically is branched off of a meme posted on social media of a bus that had the words "Ohio will be eliminated" on the back of it. People immediately began to make memes out of it that mostly suggested that Ohio is a place where weird and disturbing things happen which led to the caption "Only in Ohio" or "Can't even _______ in Ohio"

Putting it together
Based off of the song's slang language and that it was sung by a kid makes me think there could be two possibilities, number one, the kid was just saying a bunch of random slang that people in Generation Z, and Generation Alpha use and he combined it with a somewhat trending song just to be funny. Or possibility number two, (a very unlikely one) he put together the slang to make a sentence that sort of meant something because gyatt basically means 'god damn', rizzler is a term used for someone who can attract a lot of people, the song skibidi that the trend came from was about a 3000 day streak of being a virgin, fanum tax was about a twitch streamer that went into someone else's stream and taxed (took) a bit of his food, and Sigma means a highly independent, popular, and successful man. So my theory is that if you put this all together the song is saying, a man that a lot of women were attracted to, didn't have s*x for a while and saw a woman that was packing in the bottom and top half and he technically told her to come here and she can have a bit of his 'food' and he wants to have her virginity because Ohio is associated with those types of things.

But then again It's still just what my brain gets out of this and I don't really think my second theory is too credible but it still could be the case, by any means believe what you want about this nationwide confusing song.