The 'Good Soldiers Follow Orders' meme originates from the Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated series, specifically during the story arcs involving the inhibitor chips and the execution of Order 66. It was first spoken by the clone trooper Tup and later became the chilling mantra for Crosshair in The Bad Batch. In internet culture, the phrase is used to describe a person's blind obedience to a trend, a friend's suggestion, or an arbitrary rule. While it started as a tragic moment of narrative brainwashing, it is now frequently used humorously to justify following a crowd or succumbing to peer pressure for the sake of the 'mission.'