Get a Load of This Guy meme: meaning and origin
Netero clip posted by @RogeeRoger on X. © its owner; shown in small form for ranking and commentary.
What it means
"Get a load of this guy" is a mocking reaction: you point at someone (usually with a thumb or a finger, often with a smirk) to invite everyone else to laugh at what they just said or did. Online it lives as reaction images and clips of characters making that pointing gesture. In November 2026 X users started trading their favorite examples of the gesture, and a Hunter x Hunter clip of Chairman Netero casually pointing Gon toward an enemy became the favorite.
Where it started
Know Your Meme traces the phrase to at least a 2007 Urban Dictionary entry and lists Wayne's World (1992), where Wayne points at Garth while laughing, as one of the earliest base images for the pointing reaction. KYM also notes a TikTok comment-section revival in mid-2025.
The November 2026 wave on X followed a November 8 post by @buhlesrevenge calling the gesture one of the top two hand gestures of all time (about 2.8 million views per X's public counts on November 10). Quote posts answered with their own examples; the biggest was @RogeeRoger's November 9 Netero clip captioned as the greatest "get a load of this guy" ever (about 864,000 views). Two X News stories covered the Netero version. Who first paired the Netero scene with the gesture hasn't been confirmed.
The original creator of this meme hasn’t been confirmed. This section states only what the linked sources show.
Earliest source on file: Netero clip posted by @RogeeRoger on X.
Why it's trending
First seen on MemeStand November 10, 2026.
Peak rank: #3 today (Nov 10, 2026); #9 this week (Nov 10, 2026).
Daily meme reports featuring it
Ranked post or trend first seen online: November 8, 2026.
Current status: Rising.
Latest momentum score on file: 78.2.
Sources & details
Latest evidence on file: X @buhlesrevenge 3.3M views / 127.1K likes (observed 2026-11-11); Know Your Meme 164,111 page views (no separate observation time on file).
Written 2026-11-10 from the sources above. Explanations describe memes and online reactions; they are not MemeStand's statements of fact about the people in them. Corrections or removals: email hello@memestand.com. Rights holders: see DMCA / Takedowns.