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Somebody Get These Beggars Out of Here TikTok trend

MemeUse with caution

Somebody Get These Beggars Out of Here is a TikTok meme that Trendhaus first saw on .

This trend uses a leaked clip from 'The Odyssey' where Robert Pattinson's character, Antinous, yells "Somebody get these beggars out of here!" at a disguised Odysseus. Users caption the clip or images with the line to humorously comment on people loitering, being demanding, or overstaying their welcome in various relatable situations. The humor comes from recontextualizing the dramatic line to everyday annoyances.

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How to make a Somebody Get These Beggars Out of Here video

  1. Find the leaked clip of Robert Pattinson as Antinous yelling "Somebody get these beggars out of here!"
  2. Overlay the audio or use the clip as a visual template.
  3. Add on-screen text or a caption describing a situation where people are being annoying, demanding, or overstaying their welcome.
  4. The video typically features the original scene or a relevant image/video with the audio.

What Trendhaus measured

First seen
Last covered
Type
Meme
Can a brand use it?
Use with caution. Usable, but it's tied to a specific person, joke or community, so check the context before a brand joins in.
Origin
The trend originated from a leaked scene from 'The Odyssey' movie, which went viral after being posted on X.

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Ideas to start from

  • A brand could use this to humorously comment on a common customer pain point, like 'Somebody get these long lines out of here!' when promoting a fast service.
  • A retail brand could show a product being so popular that 'everybody wants it' with the caption 'Somebody get these beggars out of here!' in a playful way.
  • A food delivery service could use it to joke about friends 'begging' for a bite of a delicious meal, with the caption 'Somebody get these beggars out of here!'.

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What is the Somebody Get These Beggars Out of Here TikTok trend?

This trend uses a leaked clip from 'The Odyssey' where Robert Pattinson's character, Antinous, yells "Somebody get these beggars out of here!" at a disguised Odysseus. Users caption the clip or images with the line to humorously comment on people loitering, being demanding, or overstaying their welcome in various relatable situations. The humor comes from recontextualizing the dramatic line to everyday annoyances.

When did the Somebody Get These Beggars Out of Here trend start?

Trendhaus first saw it on 5 August 2026. The trend originated from a leaked scene from 'The Odyssey' movie, which went viral after being posted on X.

Can brands use the Somebody Get These Beggars Out of Here trend?

Use with caution. Usable, but it's tied to a specific person, joke or community, so check the context before a brand joins in.

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