The clip traces back to the Twitch channel florryworry, whose community turned 'Praise the Great Oink' into a recurring in-joke chant. Like many streamer memes, it grew from live chat repetition: a phrase said often enough on stream becomes shorthand for shared moments, then travels into clips and edits beyond the channel. The Great Oink itself reads as a playful invented deity, and its comedy comes from treating something trivial with full ceremonial seriousness. That mix of hype and absurdity keeps the chant circulating in meme edits years after it first caught on.