About

The "Come On In" House and Bigdickbitch.com refers to a viral video of a transgender Black woman shaking her penis in a doorway and saying, "Come on in! Bigdickbitch.com." The woman in the video is named Ts Madison, and it was originally posted as a Vine in 2013. The "Come On In" video was used as a piece of shock media and a bait-and-switch meme on Twitter / X and Reddit, among other social media sites, in the following years (similar to Wood Sitting on a Bed). The still image of the house from the video's first frame was also used as a contextless reference to the video. The house in the meme is a McMansion with bricks and beige paint. The photo of the house generated intrigue and virality as a Don't Google trend on TikTok in 2024 and 2025.

Origin

Sometime on or before September 25th, 2013, transgender reality TV star Ts Madison posted a video to Vine.^[1] It started with the cameraperson approaching a house. Madison answers the door with no pants on, says, "Come on in," then shakes her penis while repeating the name of the website "bigdickbitch.com" (screencaps shown below).

The earliest reposts of the Vine were shared on Twitter / X^[2][3] on September 25th.

Spread

The video spread in the following years, often as a piece of bait-and-switch media in pranks.

For instance, on August 11th, 2016, X^[4] user @DailySexSupply tweeted the video, adding a misleading caption that read, "Look at Kanye's new house 😳," gaining over 4,800 likes in nine years (shown below).

On March 31st, 2020, Redditor yeetorbeyeetedpk posted the video to the /r/Cursed_Images^[7] subreddit, gaining over 1,100 upvotes in five years.

On September 12th, 2021, X^[5] user @Hoodville_ tweeted the first frame of the Vine, writing, "If you know, you know," gaining over 1,300 likes in four years (shown below).

On August 9th, 2024, X^[6] user @blephin2 tweeted a trimmed version of the original video, which cut before Ts Madison answered the door. Over 10 months, the post gained roughly 4,500 likes (shown below).

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— hydra (@blephin2) August 9, 2024

On April 10th, 2025, TikToker^[8] @tsmadisonnewsone posted a new video of Ts Madison at the "Come On In" House, in which she recreated the original video. Over two months, the video gained over 93,300 likes (shown below).

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