The 'Black Bush' sketch originally aired on Chappelle's Show in 2004, during the height of the show's cultural dominance. In this iconic scene, Dave Chappelle portrays a fictionalized, hyper-aggressive version of President George W. Bush as he attempts to justify the war in Iraq to the press. Accompanied by actors playing his cabinet members, Chappelle's character reacts with explosive energy when the topic of oil is raised, famously shouting and knocking over a water pitcher to distract the room. This clip has become a staple of internet culture for its portrayal of chaotic redirection and the 'guilty but loud' defense. It is commonly used to represent situations where someone is caught in a transparent lie or is trying to justify a questionable obsession with aggressive enthusiasm. Example captions include: 'When you're caught red-handed but start a random argument to distract them,' 'Me defending my 3 a.m. online shopping spree to my bank account,' and 'The CEO explaining why record profits don't lead to employee raises.'