Released in 2003, the musical comedy School of Rock features Jack Black in his career-defining role as Dewey Finn. In this specific scene, Dewey intercepts a phone call intended for his roommate, the real Ned Schnebly, who is played by the film's writer Mike White. Faced with mounting debt and a desperate need for a job, Dewey adopts a high-pitched, nervous persona to talk to Principal Rosalie Mullins. He famously utters the line, 'Hello, this is Ned Schnebly,' in an attempt to secure a substitute teaching gig he is completely unqualified for. This clip is now the internet's go-to representation for imposter syndrome, identity fraud, and blatant lying to get ahead. It perfectly captures the frantic energy of trying to sound professional while being totally out of your element. Example captions include 'Me when a recruiter calls and I have to pretend I am not still in bed' and 'When the bank calls and you use a fake accent to buy time.' It remains one of the most relatable clips for anyone who has ever 'faked it' to survive a social or professional situation.