The 'Shampoo Is Better' scene comes from the 1995 cult comedy classic 'Billy Madison'. In this iconic moment, the titular character Billy Madison, played by Adam Sandler, is seen lounging in a bathtub while playing with his hair products as if they were action figures. He voices both the shampoo bottle and the conditioner bottle in a heated debate, with the shampoo claiming superiority because it 'goes on first' and the conditioner arguing that it makes the hair 'silky and smooth.' The scene reaches a peak of absurdity when Billy snaps, 'Stop looking at me, swan!' at a nearby faucet. As a meme, this clip is the gold standard for representing internal conflict or any scenario involving two competing choices. It perfectly captures the feeling of 'two brain cells' fighting for dominance or the absurdity of a self-inflicted argument. It is frequently used to highlight relatable indecision or the ridiculousness of debating two things that are both necessary or equally valid. Example captions include: 'Me trying to decide between going to bed or watching one more episode,' 'My two brain cells fighting over which snack to eat at 3 AM,' and 'The internal debate between buying groceries or ordering takeout for the fourth time this week.'