The 'Funny, Yes, But Not Funny Haha, Funny Weird' meme originates from the 1996 drama film 'Sling Blade,' delivered by Billy Bob Thornton’s character, Karl Childers. In the scene, Karl uses the phrase to describe a situation that isn't humorous in a traditional sense but is instead peculiar, unsettling, or socially awkward. On the internet, this template has become a staple for reacting to strange social media posts, dark humor that crosses the line, or moments that trigger a 'cringe' response. It perfectly encapsulates the feeling of seeing something that makes you laugh out of discomfort rather than genuine amusement, making it a versatile tool for commentary on the weirder side of digital culture.