The 'Do You See Me Laughing' meme originates from a video by the controversial former YouTuber Bryant Moreland, better known as EDP445. In the clip, he stares directly and intensely into the lens with a completely stone-faced expression, challenging the viewer's attempt at humor. The image became a staple in reaction image folders across social media platforms like Twitter and Reddit, typically used to shut down a bad joke, express irritation, or respond to someone being intentionally annoying. Despite the creator's later controversies, this specific frame remains a widely recognized digital shorthand for absolute seriousness and a total lack of amusement.