The 'Yes Sir, Glory to X' meme originates from the aesthetic of dystopian authoritarianism, most notably influenced by the indie game Papers, Please and its iconic 'Glory to Arstotzka' catchphrase. It typically depicts a character offering a submissive salute or a fervent display of loyalty to a symbol or figure of authority. In modern internet culture, the template has evolved into a tool for ironic 'stanning,' where users jokingly pledge their absolute allegiance to mundane things like a new video game patch, a corporate brand, or a specific internet personality. It perfectly captures the exaggerated feeling of being a dedicated, if slightly brainwashed, fan in the digital age.