The 'Up Your Butt Jobu' meme originates from the 1989 cult classic baseball comedy 'Major League'. In this iconic scene, the powerhouse hitter Pedro Cerrano, portrayed by actor Dennis Haysbert, becomes increasingly frustrated with his inability to hit a curveball. Despite his offerings of rum and cigars to his voodoo doll, Jobu, his teammate Eddie Harris (played by Chelcie Ross) mocks the shrine. Cerrano delivers the legendary line, 'Up your butt, Jobu,' signifying his shift from desperate superstition to raw, independent frustration. In internet culture, this clip is a staple for expressing defiance in the face of bad luck or rejecting advice that has failed to produce results. It is frequently used to represent the moment someone gives up on a 'lucky charm' or a system that isn't working as promised. Whether it's a financial investment gone south or a video game boss that won't die, the scene captures the exact feeling of being 'done' with the nonsense. Example captions include: 'Me when the life hack I saw on YouTube actually makes things worse,' 'When the 10th consecutive 'lucky' pull in a gacha game is a 1-star item,' and 'My reaction to the 'check engine' light coming back on after I just paid $500.'