Team Fortress 2 is Valve's class-based team shooter, first released in 2007, and the Medic is its healing support class. When set on fire in game, the Medic calls out in panic, and that short distress line was lifted by players into soundboards and gaming videos. It spread because the moment is instantly recognisable to anyone who has played the game, while the exaggerated panic also works for viewers who have not. Years later it remains a shorthand for being overwhelmed, burned or caught out in a match.
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The TF2 Medic shouting that he is melting, a voice line from Team Fortress 2 used for dramatic meltdowns, failed plays and over-the-top reactions in clips.
This is the Medic from Team Fortress 2 crying out as he burns, his voice rising into a stretched, panicked wail that sounds both genuinely distressed and absurdly theatrical. The delivery is frantic and high-pitched, with the word melting dragged out as if the damage is happening in real time. In context it signals a healer caught in flames and unable to escape, but out of context it lands as pure melodrama. That mix of urgency and comedy is why it works so well as a reaction, turning a small setback into a full-blown catastrophe in under two seconds.