The 'To Be Continued' meme originated from the 2012 anime adaptation of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, where episodes would conclude with a sepia-toned freeze-frame accompanied by the progressive rock track 'Roundabout' by the band Yes. This stylistic choice became a viral sensation on platforms like Vine and YouTube, where creators would edit the iconic 'To Be Continued' arrow and music into clips right as a person was about to experience a physical fail or an inevitable catastrophe. It serves as a comedic cliffhanger, allowing the audience to imagine the chaotic aftermath without seeing it. Today, it remains one of the most recognizable internet tropes for highlighting perfectly timed disasters and impending doom.