The phrase plays on poggers, a popular Twitch slang term derived from the PogChamp emote and used to mean something is cool, exciting or impressive. Saying that's not poggers flips that hype into disappointment, and the clip spread as a meme reaction across gaming videos, streams and short edits. The exact original recording is not widely documented, but its use online is consistent: a quick, deadpan rejection of a fail or letdown. It remains popular because the contrast between expected hype and flat dismissal is instantly understood by viewers familiar with streaming culture.