The Dat Boi meme first spread in 2016, built around a photo of a green frog riding a small unicycle, captioned with the phrase 'here come dat boi' and the greeting 'oh shit waddup'. Shared widely on Tumblr, Reddit and Facebook, it became one of the defining reaction images of that year, used to announce an arrival with playful absurdity. As short-form video grew, the spoken version travelled to TikTok and soundboards, where creators kept it alive for entrances and reveals. Its simple joke and instantly recognisable voice have kept it in regular use long after its peak.
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The Here Comes Dat Boi sound effect from the 2016 frog on a unicycle meme, featuring the 'Oh shit, waddup!' line, used for funny entrances and reveals.
This clip captures the moment the internet's favourite frog rolls in on a tiny unicycle, announced by a loud, excited voice shouting that dat boi is here, followed by the casual greeting 'Oh shit, waddup!' The delivery is fast, goofy and deliberately over the top, with a cartoonish energy that makes an ordinary entrance feel like a grand arrival. It sounds instantly familiar to anyone who spent time online in the mid-2010s, and it still lands because the contrast between the dramatic build-up and the laid-back greeting is inherently funny, turning a simple entrance into a joke everyone recognises.