The 'Do the Roar' meme originates from the 2010 animated film Shrek Forever After, where a pampered and persistent child named Butter Pants repeatedly demands that Shrek perform his iconic ogre roar at a birthday party. The scene became a viral sensation due to the kid’s monotonous yet demanding voice and Shrek’s visible frustration. It is commonly used to represent situations where someone is being pressured to repeat a catchphrase, perform a specific task, or entertain others against their will. On the internet, it serves as a relatable metaphor for 'performative' expectations in social or professional settings.