The iconic 'You're The Racist' scene comes from the 2006 cult classic comedy Clerks II, directed by Kevin Smith. In this scene, the cynical Randal Graves, played by Jeff Anderson, is confronted by the naive Elias Grover, portrayed by Trevor Fehrman, over Randal's use of a phrase he claims is harmless. When Elias expresses genuine shock and offense, Randal immediately deflects the blame by accusing Elias of being the racist for associating the term with race in the first place. This absurd reversal of logic has cemented the clip as a legendary moment in movie history. Online, the clip is frequently used as a satirical 'Uno Reverse' card or a representation of extreme gaslighting in arguments. It perfectly captures situations where a person is caught doing something questionable and immediately flips the script to make the accuser look like the problem. Common caption ideas include: 'When you point out your friend's red flags and they call you judgmental,' 'Me explaining why I'm not the problem in the relationship,' or 'When you get caught stealing a fry and call your friend greedy for counting them.'