Don't Copy That Floppy originated from a 1992 educational video produced by the Software Publishers Association (SPA) to discourage software piracy. Featuring the rapper MC Double Def DP, the video utilized an aggressive 90s hip-hop style to warn teenagers that 'copying that floppy' could destroy the software industry. Decades later, the video resurfaced on the internet as a symbol of campy, outdated corporate messaging. It is now widely used as a nostalgic meme template to mock overzealous copyright enforcement, digital rights management (DRM), or simply to apply the 'Don't Copy' warning to anything from school notes to modern NFTs.