The 'Dinosaurs Daddy' clip originates from the hit Jim Henson sitcom 'Dinosaurs,' which aired between 1991 and 1994. In this iconic scene, Baby Sinclair (voiced by Kevin Clash) aggressively rejects his father, Earl Sinclair (voiced by Stuart Pankin), by hitting him with a frying pan or a bottle while shouting 'Not the mama!' This physical comedy perfectly encapsulated the frustrations of parenting and the chaotic energy of a newborn. It became the show's most famous recurring gag, solidifying the Baby's status as a 90s pop culture icon. Today, this clip is widely used as a meme to represent defiance, stubbornness, or the refusal to accept authority in a humorous way. It is the go-to template for situations where someone is being intentionally difficult or when a person refuses to acknowledge someone else's status. Example caption ideas include: 'Me when my boss asks me to stay late on a Friday,' 'When you try to give your cat a bath,' and 'My toddler whenever I try to show them any form of affection.'