The 'Looney Tunes Goodbye Farewell' meme originates from the iconic closing sequences of the Warner Bros. 'Looney Tunes' and 'Merrie Melodies' theatrical shorts, most famously featuring Porky Pig (voiced by the legendary Mel Blanc). Throughout the golden age of animation (1930s-1960s), these shorts concluded with Porky Pig bursting through a series of concentric circles to stutter his signature catchphrase, 'Th-th-th-that's all folks!' This specific clip often incorporates the accompanying 'The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down' theme music, creating a sense of definitive closure. In internet culture, this template is used as the ultimate 'mic drop' or exit signal. It represents the end of an era, the conclusion of a long-winded argument, or the moment someone decides to leave a social situation entirely. Example captions include: 'Me leaving the group chat after dropping one controversial opinion,' 'My bank account after 5 minutes of online shopping,' and 'When the final bell rings on the last day of school.'