The line comes from DreamWorks' animated film Shrek, released in 2001, where Donkey joins Shrek on the road and comments cheerfully on a boulder they pass. Voiced by Eddie Murphy, Donkey's throwaway admiration became one of the film's most quoted small moments. Fans clipped the exchange for edits and reaction videos, using it whenever someone shows unexpected love for a plain object. Its lasting appeal is its sincerity, which lets a brief compliment work as both a genuine approval and an ironic joke online.
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Donkey from Shrek admiring a rock with the line I like that boulder, that is a nice one, used as a deadpan reaction to liking something ordinary.
This is Eddie Murphy as Donkey in Shrek, pausing mid journey to admire a large rock with complete sincerity. He delivers the line in a warm, upbeat voice, first saying he likes that boulder and then confirming that it is a nice boulder, as if it were a landmark worth stopping for. The humour comes from the contrast between the ordinary stone and his genuine enthusiasm. Played over footage of something mundane, it turns a small approval into a big, affectionate endorsement and makes the moment feel proudly, deliberately over the top.
