Teabagging is one of the oldest and most recognizable taunts in competitive gaming history, primarily gaining legendary status within the Halo franchise during the early 2000s. The act involves a player repeatedly crouching and standing over a defeated opponent's avatar to assert dominance. While it originated in early FPS titles like Counter-Strike and Halo: Combat Evolved, it has since transcended individual games to become a universal symbol of 'BM' (bad manners) and victory gloating across the entire internet. Today, the term is used both literally in-game and metaphorically in memes to represent a crushing defeat or a cheeky moment of disrespect toward a rival.