Your Final Challenge, Let Yo Bih Go Through Your Phone!!!! Hell Na Yo Ass Tweakin Jigsaw

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Your Final Challenge, Let Yo Bih Go Through Your Phone!!!! Hell Na Yo Ass Tweakin Jigsaw, also known as Oh Hell Nah Your Ass Tweakin' Jigsaw, refers to a two-panel Impact font meme showing Saw villain Jigsaw telling a man that his final challenge is to let his girlfriend go through his phone. The man's shown shouting in all-caps, "HELL NA YO ASS TWEAKIN JIGSAW." The meme uses AAVE slang terms like "bih" (short for "bitch") and "tweakin'" (as in, freaking out akin to the Me Genuinely Tweaking meme). The original meme was posted to Instagram in early 2024 before it received a voiceover that went viral on TikTok in mid-2024 in which the man instead says, "Oh hell nah yo ass tweakin' Jigsaw!" The meme became akin to Hood Irony as it received increasingly absurd voiceovers and edits going into June 2024, similar to the so-called Hood Lobotomy and brain rot.

Origin

On March 3rd, 2024, Instagram^[1] user @yocrizp posted a two-panel Impact meme showing Saw villain Jigsaw saying, "YOUR FINAL CHALLENGE, LET YO BIH GO THROUGH YOUR PHONE!!!!" The man he's speaking to is seen in the bottom panel, shouting back, "HELL NA YO ASS TWEAKIN JIGSAW." Over three months, the post earned roughly 1,600 likes (shown below).

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On March 11th, 2024, Instagram^[2] user @durags reposted the meme and tagged @yocrizp, receiving over 4,500 likes in three months. The meme was reposted multiple times on Instagram^[3] going into March 2024, also spreading to iFunny. ^[4]

A few months later, on May 30th, TikToker^[5] @juggggin posted a voiceover of the meme that used the slow fade-in video format. Over six days, the video gained roughly 5.5 million plays and 1.1 million likes (shown below).

Your final challenge: Let yo bih go through your phone.
Oh, hell nah! Yo ass tweakin', Jigsaw!

After the abovementioned video went viral, others started using its TikTok sound^[6] for their own content. For instance, on June 3rd, TikToker^[7] @show27111 posted a more deep-fried version, gaining over 1.2 million plays and 265,200 likes in two days (shown below, left).

On June 4th, 2024, TikToker^[8] @vvszentinel posted an over-stylized edit with the voiceover, receiving roughly 123,300 plays and 30,500 likes in a day (shown below, right).

Increasingly elaborate and absurd exploitable usage continued in June 2024, such as a video posted by TikToker^[9] @isymaru on June 4th that showed the two shouting across a canyon, earning over 752,100 plays and 237,500 likes in a day (shown below, left).

Also on June 4th, 2024, TikToker^[10] @daswagmeista posted a British version of the voiceover, gaining roughly 641,500 plays and 177,000 likes in a day (shown below, right).

On June 4th, X^[11] user @reenzy quoted his own tweet with the original voiceover, receiving roughly 315,500 views and 11,000 likes in a day (shown below). Other iterations surfaced on X^[12] soon after.

https://t.co/8H9VrCAfLW pic.twitter.com/KiQo9iuwji

— Renzy ひ (@reenzy) June 4, 2024

By June 5th, 2024, the trend's primary TikTok sound^[6] had amassed over 7,700 posts.

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