The 'Facebook Parenting' meme originates from a 2012 viral video uploaded by Tommy Jordan, a father who used a .45 caliber pistol to shoot his daughter’s laptop after discovering her disrespectful rant about her parents on Facebook. The video, titled 'Facebook Parenting: For the troubled teen,' sparked massive global debates regarding modern discipline and the boomer approach to parenting. In meme culture, the image of Jordan sitting in his lawn chair has become synonymous with extreme reactions to minor inconveniences or the ultimate 'checkmate' move in an argument. It is frequently used to represent the clash between generations or the harsh reality of digital consequences.