The Spanish title translates as stabbings between colleagues, a phrase that works online as shorthand for backstabbing at work rather than a literal description. Short meme clips like this travel through soundboards and short-form edits, where a blunt, memorable label matters more than a known film, show or creator. Its appeal is the workplace angle: almost everyone recognises office rivalry, credit-stealing and quiet sabotage, so the clip can be dropped into a reaction without extra explanation. That broad, relatable setup is why it keeps circulating as a dark joke about colleagues turning on each other.