The phrase 'Fax, No Printer' is a popular internet slang term used to emphasize that a statement is absolutely true—essentially saying 'that's a fact' with a clever play on words. It builds on the older slang term 'facts' or 'fax,' adding the 'no printer' suffix to clarify that no duplication or fabrication is involved; it is the raw truth. While the phrase has roots in AAVE and hip-hop culture, it gained massive traction on platforms like TikTok and Twitter during the early 2020s. In meme culture, it is often paired with images of people looking serious or nodding in agreement, serving as the ultimate digital stamp of approval for a relatable or hard-hitting opinion.