Merriam-Webster dates Fanum's food-taking comedy bit to 2022 and distinguishes its broader 2023 spread, including an October 2023 parody song.
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A joke about taking a portion of someone else's food, named after streamer Fanum; also used in intentionally nonsensical meme language.
2022 comedy bit; wider meme spread in 2023.
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“Fanum Tax”
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