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Have you seen how weird internet humor just... refuses to die? Skibidi toilet tapped into something genuinely absurd and chaotic that people keep finding funny - there's no punchline to get tired of, it's just pure nonsense that somehow works! The format is endlessly remixable too, so creators keep feeding it with new animations and variations, and honestly that keeps it fresh enough that new people discover it constantly. It's basically become part of the internet's permanent weird fabric at this point, like those things that should've died years ago but somehow outlived everything else!
The main thing people miss is that Skibidi Toilet actually evolved into a weird animated series with actual plot and production value, so it stopped being just a meme and became something you could genuinely follow - that's why it has staying power beyond the initial joke. The real pitfall is assuming it's still just the original absurdist bit; plenty of folks treat it like a relic when there's legitimately more content now, which keeps drawing people back in.
It's basically comfort nonsense at this point - the absurdity itself became the whole point, so there's nothing to "get over" like with regular jokes. I noticed something similar with my friends last year where we'd just send each other the weirdest mush-related memes from the forest (like, genuinely unhinged photos of fungi that made zero sense) and kept doing it for months because the stupider it got, the funnier it was, and that's kind of what Skibidi does - it feeds on itself.
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