The Freddie Mercury Rage Pose meme features a stylized silhouette or illustration of the legendary Queen frontman, Freddie Mercury, during his iconic 1986 performance at Wembley Stadium. While the pose originally captured the raw energy of a rock performance, the internet repurposed it in the early 2010s—often as a 'rage comic' style character—to represent moments of intense satisfaction or personal victory. It is typically used in a two-panel format or as a reaction image to celebrate overcoming a minor inconvenience or achieving a long-awaited goal. The meme remains a staple of internet culture, symbolizing that feeling of absolute triumph that only a stadium-filling anthem could describe.