The phrase 'Facts don't care about your feelings' became a massive internet phenomenon thanks to conservative commentator Ben Shapiro, who used it as a signature slogan during campus speeches and debates. It encapsulates a worldview prioritizing objective data over subjective emotional responses. While originally a serious political rallying cry, the meme community quickly adopted it for various contexts, ranging from genuine ideological arguments to absurdly ironic situations where 'facts' are used to justify nonsensical claims. The template is a staple in political discourse and 'thug life' style compilations, symbolizing a definitive, if polarizing, end to a disagreement.