This high-energy clip originates from the 2000 comedy sequel 'Next Friday,' featuring Mike Epps in his breakout role as Day-Day Jones. In this specific scene, Day-Day is seen frantically waking up and motivating his cousin Craig, played by Ice Cube, with the aggressive and comedic command to 'Get up! Go get that money!' The scene captures the chaotic yet relatable spirit of the 'hustle' culture that the film satirizes through its characters' various misadventures in the suburbs. In modern internet culture, this video has become the go-to reaction for Monday morning motivation, payday excitement, or the internal struggle of waking up for a job one might not enjoy. It represents the aggressive push needed to start the day, often used ironically to highlight how difficult it is to actually get out of bed. Example captions include: 'My alarm clock at 5:00 AM when I have $3 in my savings account,' 'Me trying to convince myself that the 9-to-5 is worth it,' and 'When the direct deposit finally hits but you still have to work for the next one.'