Nobody knows exactly who first recorded this 'OMG, nobody cares' clip, but its blunt dismissive energy made it a natural fit for meme culture, where it circulates as a reaction sound on short-form video apps and soundboards. Creators reach for it whenever a rant runs too long or a take gets too self-serious, and its sub-four-second length makes it ideal for rapid-fire edits. Because the line voices a universal sentiment instead of quoting one show or viral moment, it has outlasted most catchphrases, surviving purely on how satisfying the shutdown feels.