The 'Bus Uncle' (巴士阿叔) meme originated from a viral video recorded on a Hong Kong bus in May 2006, capturing a heated verbal confrontation between an older man, Roger Chan, and a younger passenger who asked him to lower his voice. The older man's defensive outbursts, specifically 'I have pressure, you have pressure!' and 'It's not settled yet!', struck a chord with the public as symbols of urban stress and the high-pressure lifestyle of modern cities. This event is widely cited as one of the first major viral videos in Asian internet history, spawning countless parodies, remixes, and social commentaries. Today, the meme remains a popular way to express workplace frustration, social anxiety, or the stubborn refusal to end a trivial argument.