The '360 No Scope' is a legendary gaming term originating from the Call of Duty community, specifically during the peak of 'trickshotting' in the late 2000s and early 2010s. It describes a maneuver where a player spins a full 360 degrees before killing an opponent with a sniper rifle without using the aim-down-sights feature. This feat became the cornerstone of the 'MLG' (Major League Gaming) montage parody subculture, often accompanied by flashing lights, hitmarkers, and aggressive dubstep. Today, the term is used both sincerely to celebrate high-skill plays and ironically to mock overly dramatic or lucky moments in gaming and real-life scenarios.