When to Use
- Replying to an incredibly bizarre or unexpected video clip.
- Commenting on a situation where you have no control over the outcome.
- Expressing total bewilderment at a piece of media or a social interaction.

Source: Martin Scorsese
This iconic black and white image features director Martin Scorsese holding his hands up in a gesture of surrender or indifference. It has become a popular reaction image online, frequently captioned as 'Absolute Cinema' or used to convey a sense of 'it is what it is' when faced with absurd or confusing content.
Acclaimed filmmaker Martin Scorsese sits in a chair in a black and white studio setting, raising both hands with palms facing outward in a gesture of surrender.
This image is used to express nonchalance, confusion, or a feeling of helplessness when faced with an inexplicable situation.