The 'What Would I Say?' meme gained massive popularity around 2013 following the launch of a Facebook app that used a Markov chain algorithm to generate status updates based on a user's past posts. The results were often surreal, grammatically broken, and unintentionally hilarious, leading users to share screenshots of their weirdest 'automated' thoughts. In the meme world, this template is used to satirize the predictability of online behavior, create nonsensical 'AI-generated' jokes, or imagine how specific celebrities or fictional characters would respond to a prompt using their unique linguistic quirks. It perfectly captures the early internet's fascination with algorithmic humor and digital identity.