The phrase comes from Memphis rap, where Slob on My Knob became a cult track for the Three 6 Mafia camp in the late 1990s, built around a chant like hook and the la di da di refrain borrowed from classic hip hop. Clips of the lyric resurfaced decades later on TikTok and meme pages, where the short loop worked without any context from the full song. Its singalong rhythm and blunt wording made it easy to remix, caption and reuse, so it stayed in rotation as a joke sound rather than a chart throwback.