About

Oh Shittings, also known as Oh Shitings or Oh Shiddings, is a catchphrase used by streamer RupeeRicch as a funny alternative to "oh shit," spoken when something bad is happening or is about to happen. In late March 2026, RupeeRicch uploaded an Accuracy Reenactment video to TikTok where he reenacts a video by YouTube troll and gamer Blitzerz, in which Blitzers trolls a child with the audio of the Anderdingus meme while playing Fortnite. The video went viral, with many referring to the Anderdingus audio, which has been pitched lower, as Evil Anderdingus.

As the video went viral in early 2026, it inspired memes throughout April and May 2026, including edits that apply the audio to new contexts. Some of the most notable memes replace the audio in popular anime scenes with the "oh shittings" audio. Other memes attach the audio to video game clips in which something bad and unexpected happens to the player.

Origin

On January 27th, 2026, YouTuber^[1] Blitzerz posted a video in which he trolls people on Fortnite, garnering over 629,000 views in four months. Throughout the video, the YouTuber trolls a child with a soundbite from the "Anderdingus" meme, where a child says what sounds like, "My name is Anderdingus." He tells the child the voice might be an evil hacker. At timestamp 7:28, the YouTuber plays a deepened version of the "Anderdingus" audio, and the child starts to cry from fear.

Streamer RupeeRicch is known to say, "Oh shittings," a purposeful misspeaking of the expression, "Oh shit," during streams and videos when something bad happens. Examples of this can be seen in multiple videos posted to his TikTok^[2] page in 2026.

On March 31st, 2026, he posted a video to TikTok^[3] in which he adds the line to a recreation of Blitzers' "Evil Anderdingus" video, garnering over 7.1 million views in just over a month.

Spread

The audio of RupeeRichh's video became the subject of memes throughout April 2026, leading into early May. The original sound for RupeeRichh's upload was used over 7,600 times in about a month.

On April 16th, 2026, TikToker^[4] @puppetplant posted an animation based on Invincible where Thragg punches a hole through Omni-Man, garnering over 2.8 million views in three weeks.

Some of the most popular examples of the audio as a meme apply it to other video game clips in which something bad happens to the player.

For example, on April 18th, TikToker^[5] @britonrust posted the audio to a Call of Duty clip, ending it before the player gets hit with a hammer, garnering over 4 million views in three weeks.

On May 6th, 2026, TikToker^[6] @ballholster2 posted an edit of a scene from Attack On Titan in which the audio has been replaced by the "shittings" audio, garnering over 363,000 views in a day.

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