Roundabout was released by Yes in 1971 on the album Fragile and was later adopted as the ending theme for the first two parts of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure in 2012. Each episode closed as the song began and a To Be Continued arrow froze the action, turning a classic rock track into a recognisable cliffhanger cue. Fans began recreating that ending over film clips, sports moments and everyday mishaps, and the format spread widely on YouTube. The joke still works because viewers recognise the setup instantly, even without seeing the arrow.
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Roundabout by Yes as used in the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure outro, the To Be Continued ending cue played before cliffhangers and meme cutoffs.
This is the opening riff and vocal swell of Roundabout by the English progressive rock band Yes, lifted from the ending sequence of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. The clip builds with a bright acoustic guitar figure, layered harmonies and a driving rhythm that feels like it is leading somewhere important. In the anime it rolls in just before the episode cuts, and online that timing became the joke itself. Placed under an ordinary moment, it instantly frames the scene as dramatic, unfinished and about to get much worse for whoever is on screen.
