PIECE 32557
The Most Viral Brick in Internet History
What is the “Big PP” Meme?
Originally released in 2001 as a standard Technic pin connector, Lego piece 32557 lived a quiet life for two decades [1]. That changed in 2021 when the internet rediscovered its… unusual shape [1, 2].
While most Technic pins are simple cylinders, 32557 features a unique design that Reddit user u/beennr famously pointed out on the r/mildlypenis subreddit [2]. From there, it spread like wildfire.
The Warning
Peter Griffin and Walter White warned you: “Whatever you do, DON’T Google Lego 32557!” [3]
The Shaq Effect
The more they tell us not to look, the more we have to see it for ourselves [3].
The “Big PP” Era
As Drake would agree, there’s no going back. Once you see it, you’ll never see Lego the same way again [3].
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Not Just a Joke: Where to Find It
Believe it or not, this piece is functionally essential and appears in 155 official sets [4]. If you’re building high-end models, you likely already have one hiding in your bins [4].
- Millennium Falcon (7965-1) [5]
- Ferrari F1 1:9 (8157-1) [5]
- The Tumbler (76023-1) [5]
- Imperial Star Destroyer (6211-1) [5]
- Typewriter (21327-1) [5]
- Mercedes-Benz Zetros Truck (42129-1) [5]
- McLaren Senna GTR (42123-1) [5]
- James Bond Aston Martin DB5 (10262-1) [6]
- Mindstorms NXT 2.0 (8547-1) [5]
- Enzo Ferrari 1:10 (8653-1) [5]
Looking for More?
If you liked 32557, check out Piece 26047 (the Among Us brick) or the even longer Piece 98989 [7]. The world of “suggestive” Lego is bigger than you think!