Source: Fight Club, American Psycho, Drive, Peaky Blinders, Breaking Bad, Scarface
A rhythmic edit featuring clips of iconic film characters (Tyler Durden, Patrick Bateman, Thomas Shelby, Walter White, and Tony Montana) alternating between smiling and serious, brooding expressions. The clip is synced to the Spanish song 'Me Gusta'.
This is a popular 'literally me' edit used by the 'sigma male' internet subculture to depict the internal struggle and duality of their favorite fictional icons, balancing outward charm with inward mental strife.
The "Me gusta, me gusta, me gusta" clip originates from Fight Club, American Psycho, Drive, Peaky Blinders, Breaking Bad, Scarface and caught on because it captures quiet confidence and celebration in a way that feels both specific and universally applicable. Internet users adopted it as shorthand for moments where the right words exist but the right tone doesn't — so you send the clip instead.
