The 'Time Person of the Year' meme is a satirical play on the annual issue by Time magazine that recognizes the most influential figures of the year. The trend gained significant traction after the magazine famously named 'You' as the Person of the Year in 2006, featuring a mirror-like cover that invited everyone to see themselves as influential. This opened the floodgates for internet users to place anyone—from pets and fictional characters to controversial political figures—inside the iconic red frame. Today, it is widely used to celebrate personal milestones, poke fun at public figures, or ironically award individuals for mundane tasks. The template remains a staple in internet culture due to its instantly recognizable design and the inherent prestige associated with the Time brand.