Get Bent

About

"Get Bent" is a catchphrase popularized by Bart Simpson in the iconic animated series The Simpsons. It is primarily used by Bart to dismiss or insult someone, often in a confrontational or defensive manner. The phrase gained notoriety in various episodes, including when Bart used it against Fat Tony in Season 3, Episode 4, "Bart the Murderer," after being falsely accused of a crime[1][3]. The phrase has also appeared in other contexts, such as on novelty T-shirts, which were misinterpreted by Ned Flanders as a religious reference[1]. "Get Bent" reflects Bart's rebellious and mischievous personality, as he frequently uses it to express disdain or annoyance. The phrase has become a recognizable part of Bart's vocabulary, often symbolizing his quick wit and readiness to challenge authority or social norms. Beyond The Simpsons, the phrase has been referenced in other TV shows, highlighting its cultural impact as a humorous way to express frustration or dismissal[3]. Despite its origins as a dismissive insult, "Get Bent" has become an ingrained part of pop culture, evoking images of Bart's cheeky attitude and playful defiance.