The phrase 'My Dad is Li Gang!' (我爸是李刚!) became a massive internet phenomenon in China after a 2010 drunk-driving incident at Hebei University. The driver, Li Qiming, shouted the phrase as a threat to bystanders and police, implying that his father's status as a local deputy police director made him untouchable. The incident sparked national outrage and the phrase quickly became a cynical shorthand for government corruption and the arrogance of the 'privileged second generation.' In internet culture, it is used to mock anyone attempting to use their family's influence to escape consequences or to highlight systemic inequality.