The 'England Is My City' meme originated from the 2017 music video 'It's Everyday Bro' by Jake Paul and Team 10. During his guest verse, member Nick Crompton confidently raps the line, 'England is my city,' despite England being a country. This glaring geographical error immediately went viral, turning Crompton into an internet sensation for all the wrong reasons. The meme is typically used to mock people who make confidently incorrect statements or to satirize the trend of 'flexing' in YouTube rap culture. Today, it remains a staple of ironic internet humor, often paired with maps or used as a punchline for nonsensical logic and misplaced confidence.