You Get the Whole Account / App / Slideshow

About

You Get the Whole Account or You Get the Whole Slideshow is a catchphrase used in a series of memes on TikTok in which one user shames another, the victim, by uploading a video displaying a cringe or embarrassing comment made by the victim along with a reply comment from the uploader reading a variation of the phrase, "you get the whole slideshow," followed by a cut to a recording of a TikTok slideshow consisting only of the victim's cringe comment. The meme was popularized in November 2023 and inspired numerous examples using a variety of phrases, including "you get a whole Times Square billboard," followed by footage of a billboard with a comment on it and "you get the whole account," followed by footage of a TikTok account made using a cringe comment.

Origin

While it is unconfirmed who started the trend, one of the earliest viral examples is a slideshow posted by TikToker^[1] @yougettingthewholeaccoun on November 15th, 2023. The slideshow begins with a screenshot of TikToker^[2] @thelegendaryduckegg's comment under a video by TiKToker^[3] @relayts mourning the loss of the original Fortnite map, followed by a reply comment from @yougettingthewholeaccoun reading, "You getting the whole account 💀." The video gained over 2.9 million views in two weeks and was reposted on the account numerous times between then and November 16th, therefore dedicating the whole account to the commenter.

Spread

The trend spread throughout November 2023, inspiring numerous viral variations on the original. On November 21st, 2023, TikToker^[4] @coffeewater44 posted a version of the trend where they reply "we giving you an app lil bro" to a comment reading "I'm not scared to fight I'm just scared to hurt someone," followed by an image of an app icon made using the comment, garnering over 4 million views in a week (shown below).

On November 23rd, TikToker^[5] @872hehe posted a video followign the trend where they show a cringe comment on a New York Times billboard, garnering over 6.5 million views in five days (shown below, left). On November 25th, TikToker^[6] @noahglenncarter posted a video about the trend, garnering over 1.7 million views in three days (shown below, right).

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