The Motion Blur meme, most famously exemplified by the 'Confused Mr. Krabs' image, utilizes a radial or directional blur filter to convey a sense of intense disorientation, panic, or overwhelming sensory input. While the technique has roots in early Photoshop humor, it surged in popularity around 2016 as a way to visually represent the internal chaos of sudden realization or social anxiety. The blur effect mimics the physiological feeling of dizziness or 'shookness,' making it the go-to template for relatable content involving waking up from long naps, realizing a mistake, or experiencing a chaotic environment. Today, it remains a staple of internet culture for its ability to instantly communicate high-stakes emotion through simple visual distortion.