The 'What About Bob Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm' clip originates from the 1991 dark comedy 'What About Bob?', starring Bill Murray as the multi-phobic Bob Wiley and Richard Dreyfuss as his therapist, Dr. Leo Marvin. In this specific scene, Bob has crashed Leo’s family dinner and begins to express an exaggerated, almost spiritual level of appreciation for the meal. Every bite is accompanied by a loud, prolonged 'Mmmm' that drives the high-strung Dr. Marvin to the brink of a breakdown. Culturally, this clip is the definitive reaction for food-related satisfaction, used to represent that first bite of a cheat meal or a long-awaited craving. It also serves as a perfect template for situations where someone is being intentionally or unintentionally annoying by being 'too much' in a social setting. Relatable scenarios include being the only one enjoying a meal in a quiet restaurant or reacting to a piece of good news with excessive enthusiasm. Example captions: 'Me the second the appetizer hits the table,' 'POV: You finally got the food you’ve been craving all week,' and 'When you’re trying to enjoy your meal but your friend won’t stop talking.'