This hyperbolic clip originates from the 2005 fantasy film 'The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D'. It features the character Linus, portrayed by actor Jacob Davich, undergoing an extreme emotional breakdown where he cries literal high-pressure waterfalls from his eyes. The scene is famously over-the-top, showcasing the surreal and often unintentional humor of mid-2000s CGI. In the film, Linus is crying because he feels like a 'minus' compared to the heroes, but the internet has stripped that context away. In meme culture, this clip is the gold standard for representing extreme overreactions, overwhelming sadness, or ironic displays of virtue. It is frequently paired with the slogan 'Virginity is cool! Remain pure!' to mock the idea of aggressive innocence or social awkwardness. Users deploy this template to show they are 'overflowing' with emotion, whether it is genuine heartbreak or satirical pride. Example captions include: 'Me after staying pure for three whole hours,' 'When the waiter says enjoy your meal and you say you too,' and 'How it feels to be the strongest soldier in the purity war.'