The riff comes from Roundabout, the 1971 Yes song adopted as the ending theme for JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, where the To Be Continued arrow became a visual meme for unfinished moments. Fans began cutting the music into their own videos, and louder, bass-boosted edits spread on meme pages and short-form video as an instant cliffhanger cue. It endures because the melody is instantly recognisable even without the arrow, much like Directed by Robert B Weide, and it turns an abrupt ending into the joke itself.
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The loud, bass-boosted Roundabout outro from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, used as a cliffhanger meme to end videos right before a dramatic reveal or fail.
A loud, boosted edit of the closing guitar riff from Yes's Roundabout, the track made famous as the To Be Continued arrow in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. The familiar na-na-nah melody arrives louder, heavier and more distorted than the original, with the bass pushed forward and the final notes hitting like a punchline. Played over a frozen frame, it instantly signals that something has just gone wrong, or is about to get much stranger, and leaves viewers laughing at the sudden cut rather than waiting for a resolution.
