In 2017, the fictional character Big Shaq, created and portrayed by British comedian Michael Dapaah, appeared on Charlie Sloth’s 'Fire in the Booth' segment on BBC Radio 1Xtra. Originally intended as a parody of the UK drill and grime scene, the freestyle performance for 'Man's Not Hot' became an immediate viral sensation. The specific clip features the iconic moment where Shaq delivers an absurdly long and rhythmic sequence of onomatopoeic gun sounds, starting with 'The ting goes skrrrahh, pap, pap, ka-ka-ka.' This clip is universally recognized as the gold standard for representing chaotic energy, nonsensical logic, or someone 'spitting facts' that don't actually make sense. It perfectly captures situations where someone is over-explaining a simple concept with unnecessary intensity or when a situation escalates into pure gibberish. Common uses include mocking complex math problems or describing a loud neighbor. Example captions include: 'When the teacher asks for the square root of 64,' 'My brain at 3 AM trying to remember a song lyric,' and 'Me explaining the entire MCU timeline to my cat.'