Gudetama, the 'lazy egg' character from Sanrio, debuted in 2013 after being created by designer Amy as part of a food-themed character competition. Representing a combination of 'gudegude' (describing someone with no energy) and 'tamago' (egg), Gudetama quickly became a global icon for burnout culture and millennial apathy. Unlike other high-energy mascots, Gudetama is defined by its constant desire to do absolutely nothing, often seen lounging on a bed of egg whites or hiding under a slice of bacon. In internet culture, Gudetama serves as the ultimate avatar for 'I can't even' moments, used to express exhaustion, social anxiety, or the simple refusal to be productive. Its relatable lack of ambition makes it a staple for anyone struggling with Monday mornings or the general weight of daily existence.