This legendary internet clip originated in 2019 as a viral social media video created by the late YouTuber and streamer Muudea Sedik, better known as Twomad. In the scene, Twomad portrays himself, shirtless and leaning toward the lens, where he delivers the now-iconic line, 'Goodnight girl, I’ll see you tomorrow.' Following this brief moment of attempted smoothness, he suddenly loses his footing and falls backward into a pile of furniture with a loud, chaotic crash. This sudden transition from a calm farewell to a physical disaster became a hallmark of 'anti-humor' and physical comedy on platforms like Twitter and TikTok. Culturally, the clip is used to represent someone 'crashing' out, falling asleep instantly, or failing miserably after trying to act cool. It perfectly encapsulates the feeling of an abrupt exit or an unexpected disaster. Example captions include: 'Me after saying goodnight then staying online for 4 hours,' 'My last brain cell during a final exam,' and 'When you try to leave the party without anyone noticing.'