The phrase comes from a 2010 press conference in Uganda where pastor Martin Ssempa described homosexual acts in graphic terms while campaigning for anti-gay legislation. A recording spread online, was remixed on YouTube, and the eat da poo poo line was isolated as a repeatable meme. Its fame grew through remixes, quotations, and South Park references, turning a serious political speech into internet slang for extreme disgust that still circulates today widely.
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Short voice clip of a pastor emphatically saying eat da poo poo, from the viral Ugandan press conference video, used as a crude reaction meme online.
A two-second voice clip of Ugandan pastor Martin Ssempa delivering the line eat da poo poo with intense, disgusted emphasis during an anti-gay press conference rant. His stretched pronunciation and serious tone turn a crude description into an absurd, instantly quotable phrase. The contrast between the formal setting and the childish wording is what makes it land as comedy, so creators use it as a shocked or grossed-out reaction to something nasty, wrong, or hard to believe. It works best dropped suddenly without explanation.
