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derp

interjection/DURP/also: derpy, herp derp

An exclamation or label for a foolish mistake, awkward person, or silly moment.

By Cal Hewitt, Gen X · Researched from public sources · ·

Origin
comedy film, South Park, and internet…
Around
1998
Popular on
Internet memes
Meaning

What it actually means

Derp reacts to obvious stupidity, clumsiness, or a facepalm moment. It can describe oneself, a friend, or a cute animal. It can also be insulting when aimed at a person, so tone matters.

See the quick definition in the derp dictionary entry.

Origin

Where it came from

The earliest known recorded use is credited to the 1998 comedy BASEketball by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, then to the Mr. Derp character in South Park. It became a major internet meme word in the 2000s and 2010s.

Who coined it

Commonly credited to Trey Parker and Matt Stone are credited with the first known recorded use (1998), commonly reported.

Geography

Where it's popular

Internet memes, gaming, imageboards, and casual online chat.

It may be playful for pets but insulting for people.

Timeline

How it caught on

  1. 1998BASEketball used derp.
  2. 1999South Park included Mr. Derp.
  3. 2000s-2010sDerp spread through internet memes and derp-face images.
Usage

How to use it

  • I put my keys in the fridge. Derp.

    Admitting a silly mistake.

  • That dog has the cutest derpy face.

    Playful pet description.

Heads up

Common mix-ups

Derp is not a diagnosis or a respectful way to describe intellectual disability.

Quiz

Do you actually know it?

Derp quiz

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  3. 3. Derpy can describe:

Related

Related slang

dohoopsderpyfacepalm
FAQ

Questions people ask

What does derp mean?

A silly mistake or foolish moment.

Where did derp come from?

The first known recorded use is in the 1998 film BASEketball.

What does derpy mean?

Awkwardly silly or adorably clumsy.

Did you know

Derp moved from a comedy exclamation to a reusable reaction word across internet memes.

Sources

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