The 'April, No!' meme originates from the hit NBC sitcom 'Parks and Recreation,' specifically from the Season 2 episode '94 Meetings.' In the scene, Ron Swanson discovers that his assistant, April Ludgate, accidentally scheduled nearly a hundred meetings for a single day, March 31st, because she thought the date didn't exist. While the original context was a workplace blunder, the internet repurposed the image of Ron’s panicked reaction to symbolize the dread of upcoming events. It gained massive traction in early 2020 when users used it to predict or react to the series of unfortunate global events occurring each month, turning Ron Swanson into the face of collective anxiety for any new month's surprises.