The 'The Internet Is For Porn' meme originates from a standout musical number in the 2003 Tony Award-winning Broadway show, Avenue Q. In the scene, the character Kate Monster attempts to explain the educational benefits of the internet, only to be repeatedly interrupted by the gruff puppet Trekkie Monster, who insists on its actual primary usage. The song became a viral sensation in the early days of YouTube and flash animation, eventually evolving into an image macro format used to mock people who claim the internet is purely for high-minded pursuits. It serves as a humorous reminder of the early web's reputation and remains a staple of musical theatre and internet culture.