The 'I’m a Snake' meme originated from a viral Vine uploaded in 2013 by the creator known simply as Jason. In the low-budget, high-energy clip, Jason slithers across a driveway and under a parked car while whispering the iconic line, 'I’m a snaaaake. I’m a slithery little snake.' The video became a cornerstone of early Vine culture due to its absurdist humor and the strange, hypnotic commitment to the performance. It perfectly encapsulates the 'random' humor era of the early 2010s that defined a generation of internet users. Culturally, this clip is used to represent being 'shady,' 'sneaky,' or simply trying to avoid social interaction by being as low-profile as possible. It represents the feeling of being an imposter in a situation or the act of quietly retreating from a conversation you don't want to be part of. Common captions include: 'Me sneaking out of the party without saying goodbye,' 'When you see someone you know in public and start slithering the other way,' and 'Me entering the kitchen at 2 AM for a snack.'