The 'Rose Looking at Jack's Sketchbook' meme originates from the 1997 blockbuster film Titanic, during the scene where Rose flips through Jack Dawson’s portfolio of charcoal drawings. While the original scene establishes Jack's talent and Rose's intrigue, the internet adapted it as a versatile 'reveal' template. It typically features two panels: the first showing Rose's impressed or focused expression, and the second replacing Jack's art with something absurd, low-effort, or relatable. It is commonly used to joke about browser histories, poor financial decisions, or niche hobbies, highlighting the contrast between the scene's dramatic tone and the silliness of the edited content.