The Kenneth Copeland 'Wind of God' meme originated from a televised sermon in March 2020 where the televangelist attempted to 'execute judgment' on COVID-19 by blowing a literal breath of air toward the camera. His intense facial expressions and the rhythmic chanting of 'I blow the wind of God on you' quickly went viral, becoming a symbol of the surreal cultural response to the pandemic. On the internet, the clip is frequently remixed with heavy metal music or used as a template to represent forcefully dismissing unwanted responsibilities, people, or bad luck. It remains one of the most recognizable examples of the 'unintentional comedy' genre within meme culture.