This legendary television moment occurred in 1972 on 'The Mike Douglas Show' during a performance of 'Johnny B. Goode' featuring rock legends John Lennon and Chuck Berry. As the duo played, Yoko Ono began her signature avant-garde vocalizations, emitting high-pitched screams that famously caught Chuck Berry off guard. Berry's visible look of shock and confusion became as iconic as the sounds themselves, perfectly capturing a moment of pure musical dissonance. In the world of internet memes, this clip is used to represent a complete disruption of a 'vibe' or a person injecting chaotic energy into an otherwise smooth situation. It is frequently used to mock unsolicited advice, someone ruining a group activity, or the feeling of being the 'third wheel' who tries way too hard. The clip resonates because it captures the universal feeling of watching someone do something profoundly awkward in public while everyone else tries to remain professional. Example captions include: 'When the group project is 90% done and that one person wants to change the whole theme,' or 'Me and the boys vibing until that one friend starts singing the wrong lyrics.'