Originating from a 2010 WAFF-TV news report in Huntsville, Alabama, the 'Bed Intruder Song' features the local resident Antoine Dodson. Dodson was being interviewed about an attempted assault on his sister, Kelly Dodson, in their home. The Gregory Brothers, under their YouTube moniker Schmoyoho, auto-tuned the interview, turning Dodson's passionate and flamboyant delivery into a global viral sensation. The scene features Dodson famously pointing at the camera and declaring, 'Hide your kids, hide your wife, and hide your husband 'cause they're rapin' everybody out here.' He also warns the perpetrator, 'You are really dumb, for real.' This clip is commonly used as a meme to signify high-alert situations, mock outrage, or when warning others about something ridiculous yet potentially threatening. It represents a mixture of neighborhood vigilance and unintended comedy through rhythmic delivery. Example caption ideas include: 'When the group chat leaks to the public,' 'Me warning my snacks that my siblings are home,' and 'When you see a spider disappear under the bed.'