This iconic clip originates from the HBO comedy series Silicon Valley, specifically in the 2016 episode 'Maleant Data Systems Solutions.' In the scene, the eccentric entrepreneur Erlich Bachman, played by T.J. Miller, is conducting a focus group for a new product alongside Richard Hendricks (Thomas Middleditch), Dinesh (Kumail Nanjiani), and Gilfoyle (Martin Starr). Frustrated by the lack of honesty, Erlich bluntly asks the room, 'Who else feels this product is stupid?' followed by several hands going up. This moment perfectly captures the brutal honesty required in the tech world and the frequent disconnect between developers and users. As a meme, it is widely used to roast unnecessary software updates, confusing UI changes, or blatantly useless real-world inventions. It represents feelings of collective realization, corporate skepticism, and the validation of finding out you aren't the only one who hates a specific thing. Example captions include: 'When a website hides the login button behind three menus,' or 'Me and the boys after seeing the new 40-dollar DLC pack.'