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Currently all he can say is "Skidibi Skidibi Don Don W Yes Yes", "Gyatt", "Rizz", "Rizzler", "Fanom Tax", "Sigma", and so on.
He throws a temper tantrum if the song in my car isn't Skidibi Toilet, he watches it 24 hours a day and needs the song to play in his sleep. I fear his case of Skidibi Syndrome is going too far. All he'll wear is Skibidi Toilet related merchandise as well.
The doctors say theres no such thing as Skidibi Syndrome, but I do not believe them. As this content changed my child from a good, well behaved kid, to a kid who cant survive without Skidibi Toilet.
What should I do about this problem?