The '#[Name]IsOverParty' phenomenon originated on Twitter as a way for fanbases and critics to organize around the 'cancellation' of a public figure, often following a controversy or scandal. One of the earliest and most notable instances occurred in 2016 with #TaylorSwiftIsOverParty, which popularized the format of using a specific hashtag to signal the end of someone's career or relevance. Over time, the phrase evolved from a serious tool for accountability into a satirical meme format. Users now apply it to everything from minor inconveniences and fictional characters to inanimate objects, often pairing the text with celebratory images of parties, dancing, or generic stock photos to mock the fast-paced and often performative nature of internet outrage culture.