This legendary clip originates from the 'Black Bush' sketch on Chappelle's Show, which first aired in 2004. In this satire of early-2000s geopolitics, Dave Chappelle portrays a hyper-aggressive version of President George W. Bush. During a press briefing, Chappelle’s character is questioned by a UN official about his unilateral actions, to which he famously retorts about the lack of a competing army. The scene is a masterclass in comedic timing, showcasing Chappelle's ability to blend political commentary with absurd aggression. As a meme, it is the ultimate 'shut down' tool, used when someone with no authority or 'skin in the game' tries to give advice or criticism. It represents feelings of total dominance, dismissiveness, and the cold reality of power dynamics. Common captions include: 'When the intern tries to tell me how to run the department' and 'Me to the person with a private profile trying to start a Twitter argument.'