This iconic 'Office Rage' GIF shows a man in a beige cubicle physically attacking his computer monitor and keyboard in a fit of absolute frustration. While often cited as real CCTV footage of a stressed employee, the clip is actually from a 1997 viral marketing video created by a tech company called Loronix to demonstrate their security software. Despite its staged origins, its visceral portrayal of workplace burnout resonated deeply with the global workforce entering the digital age. It has since become the universal avatar for technical difficulties, the 'blue screen of death,' and general office-related anger. It captures the breaking point of modern professionals dealing with outdated hardware or software glitches, symbolizing the urge to 'destroy' the tools of our own frustration. It is a precursor to the modern 'computer says no' and 'burnout' culture memes, remaining a relevant and satisfying visual representation of anyone who has ever wanted to fight their own technology.