The 'Where Dey At Doe' news anchor meme features KTLA 5 news reporter Courtney Friel during a 2014 broadcast in Rancho Cucamonga. While Friel was originally reporting on a wildfire, her professional yet expectant glancing from side to side was later remixed with the viral 'Where Dey At Doe' audio popularized by the hip-hop community and Vine creators like T-Wayne. The clip captures Friel looking around the scene with a searching expression, appearing as though she is hunting for someone or something specific that has failed to show up. This meme is universally used to represent the act of looking for haters, searching for motivation, or questioning the location of friends who claimed they were 'outside.' It perfectly encapsulates the feeling of being the only one present in a situation where others promised to appear. Relatable scenarios include looking for 'the person who asked' during an argument or searching for your bank balance after a weekend out. Example captions include: 'Me looking for the motivation I had at 3 AM,' 'When the group chat says they're outside but the street is empty,' and 'Looking for the haters after a major win.'