Where’s the Witcher when you need him? More on reddit.com

Show what they said. Go on don't be a coward >:3 More on reddit.com

Answer: There's not much to get. It's a reference to a YouTube video series that went viral but it's gibberish. It's absurd, literally and intentionally. More on reddit.com

Answer: Fanum tax refers to a content creator that playfully steals his friend’s food, and they call it the “Fanum tax” just like people say “pet tax” in comments to try and get pictures of pets. That kind of thing. Skibidi is just making fun of slang, I’m sure you know it’s in reference to the skibidi toilet viral videos the kids seem to like. The entire thing is just slang people are making fun of and using for no real reason, as is most slang. You asked if it “meant” something and the answer is no, it doesn’t mean anything. It’s just a reference. Edit: since people commented on it, I didn’t answer this particular part since OP seemed to already be aware of the series I’m referring to but for people that don’t… ”Skibidi Toilet is a web series of YouTube videos and shorts created by animator Alexey Gerasimov and uploaded on his YouTube channel DaFuq!?Boom! The series follows a storyline about a war between human-headed toilets and humanoid characters with electronic devices for heads.” -Wikipedia More on reddit.com