The 'Yes, You All Are Wrong' meme primarily originates from the iconic Simpsons episode 'The Boy Who Knew Too Much,' featuring Principal Skinner. In the scene, Skinner briefly wonders if he has lost touch with the younger generation before immediately dismissing the thought, famously concluding that 'it is the children who are wrong.' This template has become the internet's go-to shorthand for describing someone—or oneself—being hilariously stubborn, out of date, or refusing to accept a majority opinion. It is widely used in political debates, gaming arguments, and pop culture critiques to mock perceived elitism or a total lack of self-awareness in the face of changing times.