The Stephen Miller Spray-on Hair meme originated from the December 2018 appearance of White House advisor Stephen Miller on CBS's 'Face the Nation.' Viewers immediately noticed that his hairline appeared significantly fuller and darker than usual, resembling the effects of hair-in-a-can products or spray-on fiber. The image quickly went viral on Twitter and other social media platforms, sparking a wave of mockery and comparisons to everything from action figures to Eddie Munster. Beyond the cosmetic humor, the meme became a symbolic way for critics to satirize perceived vanity and artifice within political communication, solidifying its place as a classic example of a public relations blunder captured on live television.