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Sigma Meal, Skibidi Slicers! refers to a viral video about an imaginary children's meal that has a Skibidi Toilet theme and is made for Sigmas. Both slang terms are heavily associated with Gen Alpha and Gen Z. The original video was a skit posted by YouTuber and TikToker Grant Wisler in February 2024.

Origin

On February 3rd, 2024, YouTuber^[1] Grant Wisler posted a video called "Commercials Trying To Be 'Hip With The Kids' 2" which was a skit about a local pizzeria trying to cater to a young audience by using internet buzzwords in their commercial. Over nine days, the video received roughly 218,200 views and 17,000 likes. At the video's 0:54-minute mark, Wisler promotes the "Sigma Meal, Skibidi Slicers!" which is a Skibidi Toilet-themed quesadilla (shown below).

Also, on February 3rd, 2024, Wisler posted the same video to TikTok,^[2] receiving over 2.3 million plays and 368,400 likes in nine days.

Okay, kids! Here's your-
Sigma Meal, Skibidi Slicers!

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Others on TikTok started to use Wisler's video after it went viral, highlighting the "Sigma Meal, Skibidi Slicers!" moment. For instance, on February 3rd, 2024, TikToker^[3] @kakarottt69 posted a video that sped-up the clip of Wisler, gaining over 274,000 plays and 19,300 likes in nine days (shown below, left).

On February 6th, 2024, TikToker^[4] @dr_john_burgess_sturgis_ posted a similar video, playing on the theme of sped-up edits, earning over 1.8 million plays and 262,800 plays in six days (shown below, right).

The sped-up edits then became increasingly absurd, like another video posted by TikToker^[5] @dr_john_burgess_sturgis_ on February 8th, 2024, which used the "Tickets to The SpongeBob Movie" scene, gaining over 154,500 plays and 31,900 likes in four days (shown below).

YouTubers also joined the trend, such as YouTuber^[6] Jet Blizzard on February 12th, 2024, who animated Team Fortress 2 characters saying the words from Wisler's video, gaining over 8,000 views in four hours (shown below).

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