Originating from Bill Wurtz's viral 2017 YouTube video, 'history of the entire world, i guess,' the phrase 'The Sun Is A Deadly Lazer' quickly became one of the internet's most quotable moments. The scene depicts the early Earth being bombarded by solar radiation before the atmosphere—the 'blanket'—is formed. Its popularity stems from Wurtz's signature lo-fi aesthetic, colorful text, and catchy jingle-style delivery. In meme culture, it is often used to describe overwhelming forces, sudden threats, or situations where a simple solution (the blanket) fixes a massive problem. It remains a staple for history buffs, science fans, and anyone who appreciates chaotic, musical energy.