The 'Penis Homes' controversy erupted in early 2024 when controversial pastor Mark Driscoll posted a video criticizing urban development in Arizona, specifically claiming that certain housing subdivisions were designed to look like male genitalia from an aerial perspective. The internet quickly latched onto the absurdity of a high-profile religious leader spending time analyzing the phallic nature of cul-de-sacs and rooflines. Memes typically use screenshots of Driscoll’s serious delivery juxtaposed with mundane Google Maps images or satirical commentary on what he chooses to find offensive. It has become a staple for those mocking the hypersensitivity or strange fixations sometimes found in modern megachurch culture, turning a bizarre theological observation into a viral comedic template.