The 'Snakes on a Plane' meme stems from the 2006 action-thriller of the same name, which gained massive internet notoriety even before its release due to its absurdly literal title and high-concept premise. The meme focuses primarily on Samuel L. Jackson's character, Neville Flynn, and his profanity-laden outburst regarding the reptilian infestation. It became a cultural phenomenon as netizens created parodies, remixes, and image macros to express extreme frustration or disbelief. Today, the meme is widely used to signal that someone has reached their breaking point with a repetitive or annoying situation, often replacing 'snakes' or 'plane' with context-specific grievances.