The phrase mixes two pieces of internet slang that collided on TikTok and short-form video. Sussy grew from sus, the shortened form of suspicious popularised by Among Us players, while baka is a Japanese word for fool that anime fans had already turned into a playful insult online. Put together, the combination became a goofy, teasing catchphrase in edits, gaming clips and reaction videos, where it works as a quick joke without needing explanation. Its short length and silly delivery help it keep circulating in new memes.