The 'Oh No! Anyway' meme features British television presenter Jeremy Clarkson during a 2009 episode of the motoring show Top Gear. In the scene, Clarkson's co-host James May shares news that the release of the Dacia Sandero has been delayed. Clarkson offers a brief, mock-sympathetic 'Oh no!' before immediately pivoting to another topic with a nonchalant 'Anyway.' This instant transition from concern to complete indifference resonated with internet users, who began using the two-panel template to highlight reactions to news that is technically bad but ultimately inconsequential or ignored. It has since become a staple for dismissing minor inconveniences or expressing a lack of care about forced drama.