The 'You're Doing It Wrong' meme is a staple of internet culture, originating in the mid-2000s as part of the broader 'FAIL' movement. It typically features an image of someone or something performing a task in a completely incorrect, dangerous, or nonsensical manner, accompanied by the condescending yet humorous caption. Unlike many memes that rely on complex lore, this template thrives on its simplicity and relatability, serving as a universal critique of human error. It became widely popularized on early social platforms like 4chan, Flickr, and Digg, eventually evolving into a catchphrase used across the web to point out design flaws, architectural blunders, and everyday mistakes.