"Baaa" is a seminal piece of internet surrealism released in 2011 by British animator Cyriak Harris. The video does not feature human actors but instead stars a flock of digitally manipulated sheep that defy the laws of physics and biology. As the electronic beat progresses, the sheep begin to sprout multiple limbs, multiply exponentially, and merge into complex, fractal-like structures that undulate across a pastoral field. This bizarre choreography creates a sense of hypnotic dread and absurd fascination that has become a hallmark of Cyriak's unique animation style. In meme culture, this clip is the gold standard for representing a 'brain rot' moment, sensory overload, or the feeling of one's mind collapsing under pressure. It is commonly used to depict surreal dreams, the effects of sleep deprivation, or the chaotic internal state of someone trying to multitask. The repetitive and escalating nature of the visuals makes it a perfect metaphor for situations that have spiraled completely out of control. Example caption ideas: 'When the edible finally hits and you start seeing in 4D', 'Me trying to calculate the tip after two margaritas', and 'The inside of my head during a 3-hour lecture.'