Originally appearing in the 1955 Looney Tunes short 'One Froggy Evening' directed by Chuck Jones, this scene features the legendary Michigan J. Frog. In the classic animation, a construction worker finds the frog inside a cornerstone and discovers the amphibian is a world-class entertainer. The frog dons a top hat and cane to perform 'Hello! Ma Baby' with incredible flair, yet he refuses to sing for anyone other than his owner, leaving the man destitute. In modern internet culture, this clip is the definitive representation of 'stage fright' or things that work perfectly until you try to show someone else. It is commonly used to describe bugs in code that vanish during a demo, or pets that do something amazing until the camera starts recording. Example captions include: 'My code in development vs. my code in production' and 'Me the second my guests finally leave the house.'