The 'Don't Worry, I'm From the Internet' meme captures the peak of early internet irony, typically featuring a character appearing as a savior in a high-stakes scenario. The humor stems from the absurdity of thinking online experience translates to real-world skill, such as medical surgery or structural engineering. Popularized across message boards like 4chan and Reddit, the phrase became a catchphrase for the Dunning-Kruger effect long before the term was mainstream. Today, it is widely used to poke fun at social media commenters who offer authoritative advice on complex topics they only recently discovered.