The 'Mine' meme originates from the 1984 comedy 'Cheech & Chong's The Corsican Brothers,' a parody of the classic Alexandre Dumas novel. In this particular scene, the legendary comedic duo Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong, playing the Corsican brothers Luis and Lucian, engage in a frantic and rhythmic argument where they repeatedly shout 'Mine! Mine!' at each other while gesturing wildly. This sequence perfectly captures the absurd, childish energy that defined their late-period cinematic output. In the world of internet culture, this clip is the definitive visual for extreme possessiveness, greed, or sibling rivalry. It is most commonly used to represent situations where people are fighting over resources, credit, or attention. Example captions include: 'When the waiter brings the breadsticks for the table,' 'Me and my siblings whenever my mom buys a single bag of chips,' or 'Corporate giants whenever a small indie company starts making a profit.'