Directed by Edgar Wright, the 2010 cult classic 'Scott Pilgrim vs. the World' features a high-energy scene where Knives Chau (played by Ellen Wong) confronts Scott Pilgrim (played by Michael Cera). In this particular clip, Knives is seen shouting intensely at Scott to get his attention, specifically yelling, 'I'm talking to you, Scott Pilgrim!' The scene perfectly encapsulates Knives' obsessive yet earnest teenage energy and Scott's characteristic awkwardness and avoidance. As a meme, this clip has become a staple for representing high-stress communication or situations where someone is being blatantly ignored. It is frequently used to depict hyper-fixated friends, aggressive notifications, or relatable moments of parental frustration. Example caption ideas include: 'My cat at 3 AM when the food bowl is only 90% full,' 'The Duolingo bird when I miss my daily streak,' and 'My mom when I have my noise-canceling headphones on.'