Here It Comes

Origin

The "Here It Comes" meme started with a scene from the 2003 show "The Office" involving Michael Scott and Dwight Schrute. It didn't catch on widely until 2020, when people began using it to show they were waiting for something that was about to happen. The template took off because it worked in so many different situations—whether referencing movies and TV shows or describing personal experiences—which made it funny and relatable to lots of people. What made it work so well was that it captured something everyone understands: the feeling of anticipating a moment that's either important or amusing. This universal quality meant people could apply it to almost any scenario and find an audience who got the joke.