Grandma's Boy is a 2006 cult comedy that remains a staple of early 2000s humor, especially within the gaming community. This specific scene features the eccentric, robot-obsessed lead developer J.P., played by Joel David Moore, as he confronts the protagonist Alex, played by Allen Covert. J.P. delivers the biting line, 'What's the matter? Can't hang?' with his characteristic stiff, artificial intensity and a sense of bizarre superiority. The clip has become a go-to reaction for anyone acting smug about their stamina, tolerance, or ability to handle high-pressure situations. It is frequently used in gaming communities to mock players who quit during difficult raids or competitive matches. People also use it to poke fun at friends who want to leave a party or event much earlier than everyone else. Example captions include: 'Me when my friend asks to turn the music down at 10 PM' or 'When the new hire sees the Monday morning workload and looks like they might cry.'