The infamous incident occurred during a Thursday Night Football matchup between the Cleveland Browns and the Pittsburgh Steelers on November 14, 2019. In the closing seconds of the game, Cleveland defensive end Myles Garrett engaged in a physical altercation with Pittsburgh quarterback Mason Rudolph. After wrestling on the ground, Garrett successfully ripped the helmet off of Rudolph's head. In a shocking escalation of the fight, Garrett swung the heavy helmet at the unprotected head of Mason Rudolph, striking him in a moment that was immediately broadcast to millions of viewers. The clip instantly went viral, leading to Garrett's indefinite suspension and sparking massive debate across sports media. In the world of internet culture, the clip evolved into a visual metaphor for disproportionate responses and 'losing your cool' in the heat of a moment. The meme is commonly used to represent situations where a minor disagreement turns into an absolute war, or when someone uses another person's own tools or logic against them in a devastating way. It captures emotions of pure chaos, unhinged energy, and the feeling of 'taking it too far.' Example caption ideas include: 'Me hitting the Reply All button on a passive-aggressive email chain,' 'When she brings up something I said four years ago to win the argument,' and 'My brain hitting me with an embarrassing memory while I'm trying to sleep.'