This iconic clip originates from the 2000 dark comedy 'Me, Myself & Irene,' directed by the Farrelly brothers. In this scene, the protagonist Charlie Baileygates, played by Jim Carrey, has his aggressive alter-ego 'Hank Evans' take full control while sitting in a car. Hank leans out the window to confront a bewildered bystander with the abrasive line, 'What are you staring at, fucker?' after noticing them looking his way. This footage has become a staple for representing sudden shifts in mood or the externalization of intrusive thoughts. It is commonly used to depict situations where someone feels judged by strangers or when their 'inner mean' persona accidentally slips out in public. It captures the essence of social irritability and the humor of an over-the-top reaction. Example captions include: 'When you catch someone looking at your phone on the bus' and 'Me to my reflection after a 3 AM mental breakdown.'