The 'Go Fuck Yourself' clip originates from the critically acclaimed Netflix political drama House of Cards (2014), specifically during the height of the tension in Season 2. In this scene, the ruthless protagonist Frank Underwood, played by Kevin Spacey, delivers a cold and blunt dismissal to the billionaire businessman Raymond Tusk, portrayed by Gerald McRaney. The moment captures the peak of Underwood's power play, where he abandons diplomatic niceties for raw, unfiltered hostility. As a meme, this clip has become the universal digital shorthand for absolute dismissal and the refusal to entertain further conversation. It is commonly used to represent reactions to unreasonable demands, unsolicited advice, or annoying notifications that interrupt one's workflow. It perfectly encapsulates the feeling of professional burnout or the satisfying moment of finally snapping at a persistent nuisance. Example caption ideas include: 'When the client asks for a discount after the work is already done,' 'Me to the 7:00 AM alarm on a Saturday,' and 'When someone tries to argue with facts using a 2-hour long YouTube conspiracy video.'