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Get 'Em Banned refers to a viral video turned reaction video featuring former Peloton instructor Kendall Toole requesting that a user be banned for misconduct. The video first gained traction on TikTok and later X/Twitter. Following the virality of the video, the phrase "Get 'em banned. We don't do that here" has since been adopted as popular slang used online.
Origin
Peloton is a U.S. based fitness company that sells internet-connected exercise equipment and offers subscription virtual instructor-led workout classes, which are accessed through Peloton equipment and allow users to follow along in real time with a professional trainer. The clip is derived from a 20-minute Tabata ride with instructor Kendall Toole, which originally aired in August 2023.
In an interview with Cosmopolitan, the former Peloton instructor recalls the incident that sparked her reaction in the viral clip, claiming that a hateful and offensive leaderboard name on the platform had somehow evaded moderation.
cosmopolitan</a> “Get ‘em banned” is going right in the lexicon…Kendall Toole you are a legend! We sat down with Toole to talk about her favorite memes, how the clip came to be, and so much more. Read her full interview with us at the link in bio. #getembanned #peloton #kendalltoole #getthembanned ♬ original sound – CosmopolitanOn October 6th, 2025, TikTok user @john_prewitt posted the clip, which received 3.7 million views and 251,500 likes as of February 2026.
@john_prewitt That clap had ✨power✨ 20 min Tabata 8/9/23. Song: ‘Worship In The Moshpit’ by KB #onepeloton #kendalltoole #shoutout #fypシ #angry ♬ Kendall Toole Get Em Banned – John PrewittThough the first instance of the clip being used as a reaction video on X is unknown, user @dykemedla's upload is seemingly the main source utilized on the platform, as X allows users to post videos uploaded by other users. The clip was posted on February 3rd, 2026, with the intent that it would be used as a reaction video. The clip received 1.8 million views and 41,000 likes in twelve days.
“Get them banned. Get them banned. We don't do that here. Oh, now I'm pissed.” White lady gym reaction video pic.twitter.com/SPWL9YNCMC
— 📁 (@dykemedla) February 3, 2026Spread
Throughout February 2026, the video saw wide use as a reaction, frequently used to mockingly demand the removal of anyone/anything that annoys or upsets the user.
On February 5th, 2026, X user posted the video with the caption "this being the meme of 2026." The post gained 6.4 million views and 58,000 likes in less than two weeks.
this being the meme of 2026 pic.twitter.com/TCg8WcLbqs
— jolt (@meltborne) February 5, 2026
The video also resurfaced on TikTok, with one upload by user @.pndra posted on February 6th, 2026, receiving 278,200 views and 18,100 likes in less than two weeks.
@.pndra Oh now I’m pissed find out who that is get em banned @didi @lay (𝗘𝗡╸🐥) #fypシ#fypシyp #fyppppppppppppppppppppppp #xybca #hi ♬ Get em banned – ️Various Examples
@evermoresp GET EM BANNED 💜 | #meme #memeedit #kendalltoole #fyp #Opalite | @lizzie ★ @˙⋆✮ lin @Jayla 🧟 @chloe 🇵🇸 @Liv ♬ Opalite – Taylor Swift @j5_junior get dem banned ! #makemefamous #blowthisup #fypシ゚viral #fyppppppppppppppppppppppp #wockst★rz ♬ original sound – John Prewitt @wanderingsyrup He does not get a baddie chain, send him OUT. #siblings ♬ original sound – wanderingsyrup @ms.messymascara i love it so much omfg #getembanned #ohnowimpissed #fyp #twitter ♬ original sound – ︎☠︎︎♡︎☠︎︎Template
“Get them banned. Get them banned. We don't do that here. Oh, now I'm pissed.” White lady gym reaction video pic.twitter.com/SPWL9YNCMC
— 📁 (@dykemedla) February 3, 2026
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