Simon’s Cat debuted in the 2008 animated short 'Cat Man Do,' created and voiced by British animator Simon Tofield. In this famous scene, the titular Simon’s Cat attempts to wake up his sleeping owner, Simon, through increasingly desperate and aggressive measures. What starts as gentle pawing and meowing quickly escalates into the cat hitting Simon over the head with a wooden baseball bat to demand breakfast. This specific moment perfectly captures the relentless, often violent determination of a pet who refuses to be ignored. Internally, this clip is used to represent any situation involving persistent annoyance, a lack of boundaries, or being 'attacked' by responsibilities at inappropriate hours. It resonates with anyone who has felt harassed by a needy friend, a child, or a notification. Common captions include: 'Me waking up my mom to tell her I missed the bus' or 'My brain at 3 AM reminding me of something cringy I said in 2014.'