The Tiziana Cantone meme stems from a tragic series of events in Italy that began in 2015 when a private video was leaked online without her consent. In the footage, Cantone sarcastically says 'Bravo, mi fai un video? Bravo' (Good, are you making a video? Good), a phrase that was quickly turned into a viral catchphrase, parodied by celebrities, and printed on merchandise. What started as internet mockery evolved into a severe case of relentless cyberbullying. Despite winning a legal battle for the 'right to be forgotten' to have the content removed, the emotional toll and social stigma led to her death by suicide in 2016. Her case became a major turning point in European law, leading to stricter legislation against revenge porn and online defamation, often referred to as 'Tiziana's Law' in Italy.