Bigfoot Vlogs Meme Explained | Why You’re Seeing Bigfoot All Over Your FYP

Bigfoot Vlogs are a viral trend that exploded in late May 2025 of AI-generated videos of Bigfoot and yetis vlogging their lives, from snowboarding and street interviews to forest monologues and influencer skits. Here’s what the Bigfoot Vlogs meme is, it’s origin and why it’s everywhere on your FYP.

What Is the Bigfoot Vlogs Meme?

Bigfoot Vlogs Explained

Bigfoot Vlogs is a TikTok meme trend that took off in late May 2025, built around AI-generated videos of sasquatch-like creatures filming vlogs in the style of human influencers.

The videos show Bigfoot and other yeti characters walking through forests, holding selfie sticks, talking to the camera, or doing completely random tasks like snowboarding, street interviews, and reacting to their surroundings — as if they’re running their own content channels. The appeal is in the surreal vibes: you’ve got this big yeti who’s usually unseen, now perfectly framed in 4K, narrating its life like a TikTok micro-celebrity.

There’s no single script or template. Some Bigfoot Vlogs follow a “day in the life” format. Others parody lifestyle vloggers. Some feature multiple creatures talking to each other like roommates or coworkers. And a few go completely rogue — like the British roadman Bigfoot who gives street interviews in a tracksuit. The unpredictability is what makes the meme spread: no two vlogs are the same, but they all feel like they’re part of a growing Yeti Vlogs universe.

Why Is Bigfoot Taking Over TikTok?

Why Bigfoot Vlogs Blew Up

Bigfoot Vlogs are everywhere now because people just can’t stop making them. Once the original videos blew up, TikTokers immediately started putting their own spin on it — adding new characters, editing styles, voices, and personalities. Some gave Bigfoot a British accent. Some made him snowboard. Others turned him into a full-on advice guy or podcast host.

There’s no deeper reason it’s taking over — it’s funny because it’s literally Bigfoot doing a vlog. He’s holding a camera, showing off berries, talking about his morning routine like it’s totally normal. And that’s hilarious.

The comment sections are just as good as the videos. People are fully in on the bit, dropping lines like:

• “This is what AI is meant for.”
• “I’d watch this 24/7.”
• “This is obviously real.”
• “Haters will say it’s fake.”
• “Bigfoot kinda chill guy.”

It’s the kind of trend that doesn’t need a big explanation — it just works. Bigfoot is chill. He’s making content. And apparently, we all needed that.

Bigfoot Vlogs Origin

Where Did the Bigfoot Vlogs Start?

Bigfoot Vlogs TikTok by @bigfootvlogs

The first known Bigfoot Vlogs video was posted to TikTok in late May 2025 by @bigfootvlogs. That original upload kicked off the entire trend and helped define the now-iconic Bigfoot influencer vibe.

The debut video — which currently has over 5 million views — shows Bigfoot casually introducing himself, showing viewers what he had for breakfast, going for a dip in a river, and foraging for berries in the woods. It’s slow, weirdly peaceful, and delivered in the tone of a regular day-in-the-life vlog… except it’s a seven-foot yeti.

That post set the tone for what would become a new genre of AI-made forest vlogging. Since then, the original video has inspired dozens of copycat accounts and spin-offs — some featuring multiple yetis, others adding new settings, voices, and accents. What started as one Bigfoot evolved into an entire species of creators.

List of Bigfoot Vlogs on TikTok

Top Bigfoot Vlogs (as of June 2025)
Video	Creator	Date Posted	Views
Bigfoot Vlog 8 I Pranking Bigfoot Hunters	@bigfootvlogs	May 26, 2025	9M+
I am officially calling out Bigfoot vlogs!	@informative.video.series	June 1, 2025	3.8M
Bigfoot’s Bad Cooking Skills	@sunshines99	June 2, 2025	1.5M
Bigfoot moves out	@alienpaulvlogs	June 2, 2025	2.2M
Big Foot Vlogs 2 w/Yeti	@wanna_pop	June 2, 2025	713K

Bigfoot Vlog 8 Pranking Bigfoot Hunters

This is the most viewed video on the @bigfootvlogs page, and it’s easy to see why. Bigfoot lurks near a group of campers, makes loud, goofy noises in the woods to scare them, and then finds one of their trail cameras. Instead of running — he breaks it to preserve the Bigfoot mystery. Absolute legend behavior.

I am officially calling out Bigfoot vlogs!

In this video, @informative.video.series claims Bigfoot Vlogs “threatened him” and launches into an unhinged forest-side monologue about it. What starts as a dramatic callout turns into a bizarre ramble about his day, some personal updates, and random off-topic thoughts.

Bigfoot’s Bad Cooking Skills

Posted by @sunshines99, this video features not one but two Bigfoots talking about things people do for views. They go fishing, build a fire, and attempt to cook the fish — poorly. This creator also runs a YouTube channel with even more cryptid vlog content for the true fans.

Bigfoot Moves Out

In this video by @alienpaulvlogs, Bigfoot announces he needs to find his own place and sets off into the woods, he finds an abandoned house, but there’s already a raccoon living inside. Naturally, he decides they can share — Bigfoot gathers food by spear fishing, and the raccoon becomes “security.” It’s random, wholesome, and totally in line with the YouTube-style vlog structure… just with Bigfoot.

Big Foot Vlogs 2 w/Yeti

In this one, @wanna_pop gives us two Bigfoots walking through the city like it’s totally normal. One casually says he wants to go to Nando’s. Then they start doing a street interview and rambling about random topics while wandering around like it’s a vlog-meets-podcast hybrid. Zero structure, full commitment. It’s just vibes and 2 Bigfoot bros hanging out.