The 'Hell To The Naw' meme originated from a viral music video released in 2014 titled 'Hell To The Naw, Naw, Naw' by the late comedian and singer Bernard Thomas, better known as Bishop Bullwinkle. In the scene, Bishop Bullwinkle is seen wearing his signature white suit and hat, performing a soulful and rhythmic sermon-style song against various social faux pas. The specific clip features him looking into the camera and singing the infectious hook 'Hell to the naw, naw, naw' as a definitive, melodic rejection. This clip is globally recognized as the ultimate reaction for situations involving extreme refusal, disbelief, or the dismissal of an absurd request. It perfectly represents the emotion of being completely 'done' with a situation or person in a humorous, high-energy way. Common uses include reacting to bad advice, expensive prices, or unwanted social invitations. Example captions: 'When the waiter asks if we want to see the dessert menu after a $200 meal,' 'Me when my ex asks for a second chance,' or 'When someone asks if I'm coming into the office on my day off.'