The 'Too High' meme is a legendary snippet from the 1989 baseball comedy classic 'Major League'. In this specific scene, the veteran manager Lou Brown (played by James Gammon) is evaluating the pitching of Rick 'Wild Thing' Vaughn (Charlie Sheen) alongside a team scout. When Vaughn throws a powerhouse pitch that flies dangerously high over the catcher's head, Lou Brown dismissively remarks that it's 'too high.' The scout, mesmerized by Vaughn's raw speed, incredulously retorts, 'Too high? What does that mean, too high?', leading to a classic comedic exchange about the fundamental mechanics of the game. In internet culture, this clip is used as a reaction to anything that feels excessive, over-inflated, or pedantically criticized. It is the go-to template for discussing rising inflation, steep rent prices, or impossible dating standards. It also finds heavy usage in niche communities to joke about being under the influence or when someone sets a goal that feels unreachable. Example captions include: 'When she says 6'4" is the bare minimum height,' and 'Me looking at the price of a single avocado in 2024.'