This chilling and iconic scene originates from Jordan Peele's 2017 psychological horror masterpiece, 'Get Out'. In the sequence, the protagonist Chris Washington, portrayed by Daniel Kaluuya, is speaking with the housekeeper Georgina, played by actress Betty Gabriel. When Chris mentions that someone has been meddling with his phone, Georgina experiences a 'glitch' in her conditioning, resulting in a haunting performance where she smiles intensely while tears stream down her face. She repeatedly says, 'No, no, no, no, no, no, no,' in an attempt to maintain her facade despite her internal distress. This clip became a viral sensation for its perfect depiction of 'masking'—the act of pretending everything is fine while internally panicking or dying inside. It is commonly used to represent relatable scenarios like being overwhelmed at work, hiding a breakdown in public, or trying to stay polite during an incredibly awkward conversation. Example captions include: 'When the waiter asks if I'm enjoying my food but I just found a hair,' 'Me telling my bank account it's going to be okay after a weekend trip,' and 'When you're at a social event and your social battery hits zero percent.'