The Stan Twitter queen and her viral catchphrase explained.

Here's a dissection of the ironic jumbled catchphrase that's all over Stan Twitter.

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What Sin Do You Relish the Most is an exploitable meme format based on a SpongeBob SquarePants meme in which Squidward asks a fish ordering food from the Krusty Krab, "What sin do you relish the most?" and the fish tells him "Vanity," followed by Squidward telling him that his "death will be met with a tidal wave of total indifference." The original meme was posted by fashionruinedmylife on Instagram and X / Twitter in early June 2025. It was reposted across social media numerous times over the following days, inspiring edits that alter the captions. The same scene was popularized as the "Daring Today, Aren't We" meme in 2018.

"I Asked ChatGPT" "I Asked Grok" refers to a phrasal template meme where internet users mock people who admit to consulting AI tools like ChatGPT or Grok AI. Instead, meme creators offer their own AI alternatives like Magic 8 Balls, psychic characters from television shows, or children's toys. The trend gained traction on Twitter / X in June 2025.

Monitoring the Situation is a catchphrase used to describe the act of watching a situation closely to stay up-to-date on it and track its current status. While the phrase has been used in memes throughout the 2010s, it was popularized as a meme in June 2025, as people began posting memes about "monitoring the situation" from a funny place and generally using the phrase as a punchline to a variety of jokes.

How TF Did They Build This Without Any AirPods is an exploitable meme format in which an image of the Egyptian pyramids is associated with captions using the phrasal template "How TF did they build this without any X," with "X" being something that is perceived to be used to help work go more productively. The earliest known version of the meme was posted to iFunny in mid-March 2025, inspiring numerous edits over the following months and spreading to sites including Instagram, X / Twitter and Facebook.

Practicing Ordering Mike's Way is a meme trend where people film themselves practicing to order a sub sandwich at Jersey Mike's "Mike's Way," pretending to tell the worker to let Mike do inappropriate, often sexual things to their sandwiches using double entendres. The meme was popularized on TikTok in June 2025 and inspired the Ordering Mike's Way trend, in which participants film themselves going to Jersey Mike's and ordering their sandwiches Mike's Way, making similar inappropriate requests. In reality, asking for your sandwich "Mike's Way" means to get the sandwich with onions, lettuce, tomatoes, red wine vinegar, olive oil, oregano and salt.