This legendary clip originates from the WWE career of professional wrestler and actor John Cena, appearing consistently throughout the mid-2000s. John Cena, performing as his wrestling persona, popularized the 'You Can't See Me' taunt, which involves waving an open hand in front of his face. The gesture was originally intended to signify that his wrestling maneuvers were too fast for opponents to track, but it evolved into one of the internet's most enduring inside jokes. In the meme world, this clip is the cornerstone of the 'Invisible John Cena' trope, where fans pretend Cena is literally transparent or non-existent in any footage he appears in. Socially, the clip is used to represent being ignored, successfully hiding from responsibilities, or feeling socially invisible in awkward situations. It captures a sense of playful arrogance or the act of ghosting someone in real-time. Whether someone is avoiding a bill at a restaurant or trying to sneak out of a party unnoticed, Cena's hand wave is the ultimate visual shorthand for 'I'm not here.' Example caption ideas: 'Me when my boss asks who wants to stay for a late shift,' 'The laundry in the corner of my room while I start a new Netflix series,' and 'My bank account when it's time to pay rent.'