Roundabout by the English rock band Yes was released in 1971 and decades later became the ending theme for the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure anime, where episodes closed with a To Be Continued arrow. Fans began lifting that closing moment, freezing videos at a dramatic beat and adding the same arrow and guitar riff, and the format spread widely on YouTube, Reddit and TikTok. It endures because the riff is instantly recognisable and the abrupt stop turns almost any mishap into a joke cliffhanger.
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The iconic To Be Continued sting from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure memes, built around the opening riff of Yes's Roundabout, used to freeze a clip on a cliffhanger.
This short clip captures the instantly recognisable opening guitar riff that became the To Be Continued meme, a bright, driving acoustic melody that builds quickly before cutting off at its peak. Paired on screen with a freeze frame and a bold arrow, it turns an ordinary moment into a cliffhanger, signalling that something unexpected, embarrassing or dramatic has just happened and will supposedly continue next time. The effect is playful rather than tense, inviting viewers to laugh at the sudden stop and anticipate what happens next.