Released in 2006, the cult classic comedy Nacho Libre stars Jack Black as Ignacio (Nacho), a monastery cook who becomes a luchador to save an orphanage. In this iconic scene, Nacho is venting his dramatic frustrations alongside his partner Steven 'Esqueleto,' played by Héctor Jiménez. While Nacho's character is technically devoted to the children, his hyperbolic expressions of exhaustion and 'hatred' for his circumstances became a viral sensation. The clip captures the peak of Jack Black's physical comedy and exaggerated delivery, making it a staple of mid-2000s humor. This template is widely used to represent moments of sudden, ironic burnout or when someone is hilariously overreacting to a minor inconvenience. It represents the internal monologue of someone who is tired of being the 'bigger person' or a responsible adult. Example captions include: 'Me after babysitting my cousins for exactly 4 minutes' or 'When the group project members ask me one more question.'