Biddy Blas, the crocodile-faced alien racer from the video game Star Wars: Galactic Racer, is the number three trending meme in the United States as of October 24, 2026, according to ViralMeme.ai. The viral catchphrase at the centre of it all is just two words: “Scrib doon.”
According to ViralMeme.ai, the line means “write it down” in the character’s alien language, and it went viral on the day the game came out, October 6, 2026. Players clipped the moment, shared it, and turned a throwaway piece of game dialogue into a catchphrase.
Gaming memes often spread because they are quotable, and “Scrib doon” is short enough to drop into any conversation. Fans now use it as a playful way to say “note that down,” whether the note is a homework task, a joke, or a reminder they will probably still forget.
Why a game line breaks out
Launch-day memes have an advantage: millions of players encounter the same moment at the same time. According to ViralMeme.ai, Biddy Blas is still rising in search interest, which suggests new players are discovering the line weeks after launch, not just on day one.
The character’s design helps too. A crocodile-faced alien racer is visually memorable, and clips of the character are easy to recognise even without sound, which helps them travel across TikTok, Instagram and X.
From game clip to everyday phrase
Some fans have started using “Scrib doon” in captions for study notes, shopping lists and to-do lists, turning the meme into a small in-joke for anyone who played the game. Others simply repeat the line because it sounds funny, which is often how a gaming catchphrase survives.
Whether Biddy Blas becomes a lasting character or a short-lived launch meme, the trend shows how quickly a single line of game dialogue can escape its game. On October 24, “Scrib doon” is not just something a racer says — it is something the internet says back.
