Dragon Ball Z Abridged (2008-2018), produced by Team Four Star, features this iconic moment where Perfect Cell (voiced by Curtis Arnott) confronts the prideful Vegeta (voiced by Lanipator). This scene is a direct parody of the 'Say My Name' sequence from AMC's Breaking Bad (2012), showcasing Cell’s peak arrogance as he forces Vegeta to acknowledge his ultimate status. When Vegeta finally identifies him, Cell responds with the legendary line, 'You’re goddamn right,' perfectly blending anime action with gritty prestige television dialogue. This clip has become a staple in meme culture for expressing extreme confidence, dominance, and the smug satisfaction of being recognized as the best. It represents situations where you have finally proven your worth or forced your peers to admit you were right all along. Common uses include gaming 'carries,' workplace victories, or winning long-standing arguments. Example caption ideas: 'Me when the group project gets an A because of my work,' 'When you finally fix the code and the senior dev has to acknowledge it,' and 'When you carry the whole squad to a Warzone victory.'