The COPPA (Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act) memes gained massive traction in late 2019 following a historic settlement between YouTube and the FTC. Content creators were suddenly forced to designate their videos as 'made for kids' or 'not for kids,' leading to widespread panic regarding lost ad revenue and the potential for massive fines. The meme culture surrounding COPPA usually highlights the absurdity of the classification system—where adult-oriented animations or retro video games are frequently flagged as children's content—and the general anxiety felt by creators navigating vague government guidelines. It serves as a satirical commentary on the friction between federal regulations and the reality of modern digital content creation.