Sir, We Found The Guy Who X — Two-panel TikTok meme collage with Vince McMahon WWF interview stills captioned 'Sir we found the guy that doesn't like Morbius'

Sir, We Found The Guy Who X

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Published October 26, 2026

Sir, We Found The Guy Who X, also known as Take Me to The Son of A Bitch, is a snowclone and GIF caption meme built from a 1999 WWE RAW sketch where Vince McMahon drops a fake interview to confront the wrestler Mideon. A 2019 YouTube reupload by the channel Niko Bellic revived the clip, and by May 2022 Reddit users were pasting the GIF over gripes like fake transparent PNGs on Google Images.

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Overview

The format pairs the snowclone "Sir, we found the guy who X" with a short clip or GIF of Vince McMahon reacting to the news, then storming off to find the culprit1. The X slot gets filled with a specific, usually petty grievance, like people who do not use turn signals or school administrators chasing dress code violations2. The humor leans on McMahon's over-the-top rage treating a trivial annoyance like a personal vendetta.

Captioned GIF versions circulate on Reddit and image boards, while the TikTok version keeps the original audio of the security agent and McMahon's reply intact3. The reupload comment sections quickly turned into a running game of users suggesting their own X values, which seeded the format well before anyone added on-image text1.

Origin & Background

Platform
WWE RAW (1999 source) / YouTube (viral reupload)
Date
2019

The source clip aired on the April 19th, 1999 episode of WWE RAW, during the "Ministry of Darkness" storyline. In the sketch, Vince McMahon is in the middle of a staged media interview when security agents interrupt to tell him they have located the wrestler Mideon in the parking lot, prompting McMahon to abandon the interview and storm out to confront him4.

The moment was reuploaded to YouTube on May 5th, 2019, by the channel Niko Bellic under the title "Take Me to The Son of A Bitch meme," which racked up over 64,000 views and 2,000 likes within three years1. WWE created the original footage; the meme itself grew from that reupload and the comment-section joke chain that followed4.

How It Spread

A higher quality reupload landed on YouTube on November 15th, 2020, from the channel A Kenny For Your Thoughts, titled "Vince McMahon Meme (Take Me to the Son of a Bitch)," which tried to lock in a name for the format and pulled over 1.4 million views in two years2. The reupload wave matched the pattern of the first video: a comments section stacked with suggested X values rather than captioned image posts1.

On May 12th, 2022, Redditor Various_Response_634 posted a pre-captioned GIF reading "Sir, We found the guy who keeps adding fake transparent PNGs to Google Images" to r/Memes, which earned over 25,000 upvotes in two months3. Two weeks later, on May 25th, 2022, the official Team Solomid TikTok account used the clip with audio intact to make a Valorant joke about the character Fracture, picking up more than 50,000 likes in two months4.

Timeline

1999-04-19

The WWE RAW "Ministry of Darkness" sketch airs, with Vince McMahon leaving an interview to confront Mideon in the parking lot[4].

2019-05-05

YouTube channel Niko Bellic reuploads the clip as "Take Me to The Son of A Bitch meme," and its comments fill with suggested X-value jokes[1].

2020-11-15

A Kenny For Your Thoughts posts a higher quality reupload titled "Vince McMahon Meme (Take Me to the Son of a Bitch)," which later crosses 1.4 million views[2].

2022-05-12

Redditor Various_Response_634 posts a captioned GIF about fake transparent PNGs on Google Images to r/Memes, which earns over 25,000 upvotes[3].

2022-05-25

The Team Solomid TikTok account uses the audio for a Valorant joke about the character Fracture[4].

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