Don’t worry, baby-alias Got it ❤️ Yay ❤️ MemeHere’s a screenshot of a text message exchange that went viral as one member of the couple tried to ease the other’s fears.
The original exchange was about the stock market. Since then, the passage has been customized for other anxious situations. Some see this as a bit of reassurance we all need. But the exchange also has a cheeky side that is used as dark humor. Stressed about the state of the world? Don’t worry.
The origins of the text “Lmao Don’t Worry About It, Babe”
The original “Don’t worry, baby” text exchange was first shared On Twitter In 2021. At the time, the social media site was abuzz with chatter about Reddit buddies who had shorted undervalued GameStop shares, prompting one partner to ask the other, “What’s going on in the stock market?”
In response, the other person wrote, “LOL,” followed by, “Don’t worry, baby,” to which the other person replied, “Got it ❤️,” and “Got it ❤️.” However, the other person seemed genuinely pleased with the reply, which added an element of humor to the exchange.
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As the meme started to spread, people started to vary their responses. “Don’t worry, kitty” is another common response, which evokes a reassuring, yet slightly condescending tone:
The meme has been used to address everything from historical events to celebrity crushes to someone questioning their search engine.
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