The 'You Son of a Bitch' clip originates from the iconic 1991 Saturday Night Live sketch titled 'Hidden Camera,' featuring the legendary Chris Farley. In this scene, Farley plays a sophisticated diner who is informed by a waiter that his premium coffee has been secretly replaced with decaffeinated Colombian coffee crystals. Upon hearing the news, Farley's character undergoes a violent transformation, screaming the iconic line while physically attacking the waiter and destroying the restaurant set. This explosive transition from calm to pure rage is a hallmark of Farley's high-energy physical comedy. Today, the clip is the gold standard for representing over-the-top reactions to minor inconveniences, perceived betrayals, or disappointing news. It perfectly captures feelings of intense betrayal and comedic aggression, making it a favorite for situations where a person feels 'lied to' by a brand or a friend. Common uses include reactions to software updates, menu changes, or lighthearted social friction. Example captions include: 'When the restaurant says they don't have ranch,' 'Me when the WiFi cuts out during the final boss fight,' and 'When you find out the diet soda was actually regular.'