Released in 2006, the cult classic comedy 'Nacho Libre' features Jack Black as Ignacio, a friar who moonlights as a luchador to support an orphanage. In this legendary scene, Ignacio is confronted with criticism and responds with a pitch-perfect, sassy 'Whatever' while shrugging his shoulders. The scene highlights the comedic chemistry between Jack Black and his tag-team partner Esqueleto, played by Héctor Jiménez. This specific clip has become a cornerstone of reaction culture, representing the ultimate tool for dismissiveness or feigned indifference. Internet users frequently deploy this template to signal they are 'over' a conversation or when they have been proven wrong but refuse to admit defeat. It perfectly captures the feeling of being stubborn yet fabulous in the face of logic. It is especially popular for relatable scenarios involving social awkwardness or minor inconveniences where a sarcastic attitude is the only defense. Example captions include: 'When you lose an argument but you're still the main character,' 'Me after the waiter says enjoy your food and I say you too,' or 'When my bank account says $4.00 and I see a cool hat.'