Avenue Q premiered on Broadway in 2003, bringing a puppet-filled, adult-themed satire to the stage as a parody of Sesame Street. This iconic scene features Trekkie Monster, performed by Rick Lyon, and Kate Monster, performed by Stephanie D'Abruzzo. While Kate attempts to teach her students that the internet is a tool for learning and communication, Trekkie repeatedly interrupts her with the blunt, musical proclamation that 'The internet is for porn!' This clip became a viral sensation in the early days of YouTube and continues to resonate as a quintessential piece of early 2000s internet culture. As a meme, this clip is used to express cynical realism or to call out the obvious NSFW nature of many online spaces. It represents situations where someone tries to present a wholesome or professional front, only to be undermined by the crude reality of human behavior. It is frequently applied to IT mishaps, awkward search history reveals, or the general state of social media platforms. Example captions include: 'Me trying to justify my 2TB hard drive,' 'Explaining Reddit to my grandma,' and 'When the VPN suddenly disconnects.'