The 'Look At All You Have Done and All You Have Accomplished' meme features Oscar Proud from The Proud Family Movie (2005). In the original scene, the dialogue is delivered with a sense of dramatic weight, but internet users quickly subverted the sentiment. The template gained traction as a vehicle for sarcasm, used to highlight situations where very little was actually achieved or where a situation has gone hilariously wrong. It is frequently applied to academic procrastination, poor financial decisions, or the feeling of pride one gets after doing the absolute bare minimum. Its longevity stems from the relatable expression on Oscar's face and the universal experience of overestimating one's own productivity.