The 'Spider-Man Pointing at Spider-Man' meme originates from the 1967 animated series episode 'Double Identity,' where a criminal named Charles Cameo dons a Spider-Man costume to rob an art auction. When the real Spider-Man arrives, the two characters point at each other in a classic 'who's the real one?' standoff. The image became a viral sensation in the late 2010s, initially popularized as an image macro to highlight instances of hypocrisy or two people realizing they share the same flaws. It has since evolved into a versatile cultural touchstone, used in everything from political commentary to corporate branding to represent the discovery of a doppelganger. Its peak cultural recognition occurred when the 2021 film 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' officially recreated the meme with actors Tom Holland, Andrew Garfield, and Tobey Maguire, bridging the gap between niche internet humor and blockbuster cinema. It remains a powerful tool for pointing out irony, similarity, and the absurdity of conflicting identical perspectives.