The phrase itself comes from everyday French playground slang, where caca, zizi and fesse are the childish words children use for poop, private parts and butt. Online, the clip circulates as a short soundboard joke with no single credited creator, shared mainly for its blunt silliness rather than any scene or character. It spread through meme edits, chat audios and reaction videos, where its French wording adds extra absurdity for non French speakers while remaining instantly understandable to French audiences as pure toilet humor.