The Google Glass meme stems from the 2013 launch of Google's head-mounted display, which was met with both futuristic awe and social ridicule. Often associated with the derogatory term 'Glasshole,' the meme template typically features individuals wearing the device while looking awkwardly into the distance or highlights the 'Point of View' (POV) of what the wearer is seeing through the prism. It is frequently used to parody excessive tech-reliance, data-driven social interactions, or to simulate a video-game-style HUD in real-life situations. While the product itself struggled to gain mainstream traction, its legacy lives on as a symbol of early 2010s tech optimism and the internet's love for mocking wearable gadgets.