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What Is This Diddy Blud Doing on the Calculator? Is Blud Einstein? refers to the hook in a series of seemingly AI-generated songs and remixes shared in brainrot video edit memes, typically showing theoretical physicist Albert Einstein in front of a recording of someone using the iOS calculator app. The lyrics use the slang terms blud and Diddy Blud as the song builds anticipation for the equation's final answer, which is commonly the number 67, among other number-centric memes like 69 or 41. The video memes started on Instagram Reels and TikTok in September and October 2025. The trend stemmed from a series of ironic Sigma Male edits with phonk music, which started in June 2025.

Origin

On June 25th, 2025, TikTokers^[2][3] @abangtukangbaksosolo and @rip.wenisv7 each posted ironic Sigma Male video edits, using phonk music and showing Albert Einstein in front of a recording of the iOS calculator app, gaining over 19,100 likes and 28,600 likes, respectively, over four months.

Notably, TikToker^[3] @rip.wenisv7's video included a text overlay caption that read, "Whathellyante is this diddy mustard blud doing?"

On August 24th, Instagram^[1] user @sigmaspidermemes shared a video edit that roughly followed the same format, but also included a seemingly AI-generated song with the lyrics, "What is Diddy Blud doing? Does he think he is Einstein?" Over two months, the video received roughly 16,700 likes.

Spread

On August 25th, 2025, Instagram^[4] user @sigmaspidermemes shared another Albert Einstein Calculator edit with a new song that used roughly the same lyrics. Over two months, the video received roughly 39,800 likes. @sigmaspidermemes continued the trend across several Reels in the following weeks.

On September 17th, TikToker^[5] @ghonostel shared an iteration of the meme that ended with a 67 reference. Over one month, the video gained roughly 31,400 likes.

On September 28th, 2025, TikToker^[6] @teren5432 shared an iteration of the meme, in which both Albert Einstein and Nikola Tesla were shown. Over one month, the video received roughly 17,800 likes.

On October 13th, TikToker^[7] @augmentedmisery shared a new version of the meme, in which the song was sped up and the lyrics were, "What is this Diddy Blud doing on the calculator? Is blud Einstein?" Over 11 days, the video received roughly 49,400 likes.

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