The 'This Is MY Son' meme, famously associated with the hashtag #HimToo, originated from a viral 2018 tweet where a mother shared a photo of her son in his Navy uniform, claiming he was afraid to go on solo dates due to the #MeToo climate. The post backfired when her son, Pieter Hanson, joined Twitter to clarify he did not support his mother's stance and was actually a supporter of women's rights. The internet immediately turned the original post into a template, replacing the son with various fictional characters, weird objects, or celebrities. Today, the meme is used to mock misguided social media crusades or to ironically present unlikely figures as someone's 'respectable son.'