Dat Boi Meme Template

“Dat Boi” combines an intentionally absurd green unicycle-frog graphic with the playful arrival greeting “here come dat boi” and response “o shit waddup.” Know Your Meme traces an earlier “Dat Boi” label to a 2014 edited image, the greeting/Pac-Man pairing to a 2015 Tumblr post, and the frog-plus-catchphrase combination to an April 2016 Facebook post; it identifies the frog artwork as Animation Factory clip art. The Daily Dot likewise distinguishes the earlier phrase from its combination with the frog, and describes the resulting humor as random enthusiasm rather than a fixed narrative. The CSV context has missing attribution text and compresses these distinct stages into one account, so this draft uses the better-supported sequence without inventing the omitted names.

A small 200×250 portrait graphic on a white background shows a bright green, low-detail 3D frog balancing on an orange-spoked unicycle, facing toward the right. Slot-1 is the top caption above the figure; slot-2 is the bottom caption beneath it. The current image itself has no printed catchphrase.

Slot-1 (top) sets up an arrival, entrance, or small piece of unexpectedly good news. Slot-2 (bottom) gives the frog an exuberant greeting or brief absurdist reaction, often echoing “here come dat boi” / “o shit waddup.” The humor is playful and deliberately nonsensical: the frog’s improbable unicycle entrance turns an ordinary arrival into a tiny event. Captions may use the familiar catchphrase or remix it for a clear, low-stakes context; do not force a serious story or make the two lines unrelated.

1. Top caption: announce who or what is arriving, or set up a small welcome-worthy moment.
2. Bottom caption: deliver a short enthusiastic greeting or absurdly delighted response to that same arrival.

• A friend, snack, delivery, or other welcome arrival gets a mock-epic greeting
• A small piece of good news is met with disproportionate, playful excitement
• A familiar catchphrase is remixed around a harmless everyday entrance
• A deliberately random, cheerful reaction fits a group chat or informal post

• Make the lower greeting or reaction respond to the arrival or setup in the top caption.
• Keep the mood playful and light; do not turn the frog into a threat or serious character.
• Do not claim the frog artwork alone originated the catchphrase; the meme combines earlier elements.
• Do not invent the missing creators or citations in the CSV Context.
• Avoid unrelated captions, long explanations, or repeating the same line without a deliberate call-and-response purpose.