The moment comes from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, where episodes often ended with a freeze-frame, a purple arrow and the words To Be Continued over Yes's Roundabout, the band's 1971 progressive rock track used as the series' first ending theme. Viewers began copying that exact ending for their own clips, turning it into a widely shared video meme on YouTube and TikTok. It endures because the cue is instantly understood even without context: a story has stopped at the worst possible moment, and the audience is left to imagine what happens next.
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The JoJo's Bizarre Adventure To Be Continued sound plays the Roundabout guitar riff as the scene freezes, perfect for ending a video on a dramatic cliffhanger.
This clip captures the famous freeze-frame moment from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, when the action suddenly stops, a bold arrow slides across the screen, and the opening guitar riff of Yes's Roundabout kicks in. The music is bright, driving and instantly recognisable, turning an ordinary ending into a joke about dramatic timing. It works because viewers already know the punchline is coming: something has gone wrong, someone has been caught out, or a story is about to get much worse. Played at the end of a short video, it leaves the audience laughing at the suspense rather than waiting for a resolution.
