This clip originates from a viral 2017 sports-comedy parody produced by The Kicker, satirizing Eminem's iconic 2000 music video for 'The Real Slim Shady.' The video features a Tom Brady lookalike actor mimicking Marshall Mathers' clinical aesthetic and wardrobe while delivering lyrics adapted for NFL fans. In the scene, the character calls out a room full of imitators to see who the 'real' champion is. This specific parody gained traction as a meme due to Tom Brady's polarizing legacy and frequent 'GOAT' (Greatest of All Time) debates in professional football. It is commonly used to highlight situations where one person stands out as superior among a group of frauds or when someone is finally being held accountable. It represents themes of authenticity, dominance, and the humor of identifying a 'true' leader in a crowd of fakes. Example captions include: 'When the teacher asks who actually did the group project,' 'Me trying to find which friend leaked the group chat,' and 'When the waiter asks who ordered the extra-large pizza.'