The 'Judge Morty' clip originated from a special 2016 San Diego Comic-Con animatic titled 'State of Georgia vs. Denver Fenton Allen.' It features characters from the Adult Swim hit 'Rick and Morty,' specifically Morty Smith (voiced by Justin Roiland) acting as a judge and an unruly defendant. The scene is a verbatim recreation of an actual, absurdly vulgar court transcript from a Floyd County, Georgia courtroom involving Judge Bryant Durham. In the clip, the two characters exchange increasingly ridiculous insults and threats in a high-pitched, stuttering delivery characteristic of the show's improv-heavy style. This clip is a staple for memes depicting chaotic, irrational, or highly escalated arguments where logic has been completely abandoned in favor of pure, comedic vitriol. It represents situations of extreme frustration, petty power struggles, and 'holding court' over trivial matters. It is frequently used to parody online debates, sibling rivalries, or the chaotic energy of a group chat. Example captions include: 'Me and my best friend arguing over the last slice of pizza,' 'When the 12-year-old on Xbox starts talking trash,' and 'Trying to explain to my dog why he can't eat the mail.'