The second demo of Koei Tecmo’s Team Ninja and Square Enix’s new action RPG Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin seems to be getting a lot of buzz, particularly because of this one scene.

After you defeat the boss Advent Chaos, you are treated to a cutscene where the three heroes meet up with a female warrior named Neon. After she talks about pretending to be a figment of Chaos to get people to defeat her, this scene happens (via Damiancus’ Twitch stream):

Jack Garland replies “bulls***”, puts on his earphones and listens to what I assume is a Limp Bizkit song and just walks away. The internet reacts appropriately to the potential memeable clip. Some creative folks also added in their own twists & edits:

WHAT DID I JUST WATCH?????????? pic.twitter.com/nEdAzwfD40

— ?Kacy ? ??? (@sumnnine) October 1, 2021

I can't believe Final Fantasy Origin did this pic.twitter.com/j4Sri2rpVf

— Alex Moukala (@alex_moukala) October 1, 2021

https://t.co/tvFpK63Hhx pic.twitter.com/UgIFVXPdqP

— Scott Frerichs ???? (@KaiserNeko) October 2, 2021

MRW people say "Judas" is the best theme song in @AEW : pic.twitter.com/5HttG8yTda

— ???? Pro Wrestled ???? (@ProWrestled) October 1, 2021

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— Alb (@Albg_95) October 1, 2021

We even made our own contribution to the ever-growing weekend meme:

On an interesting note, the Stranger of Paradise: FF Origin second demo features a new stage that takes place on an area called the Refrin Wetlands, which is clearly inspired by Final Fantasy XIII’s Sunleth Waterscape. The stage’s background music has a bit of leit motif from that FFXIII stage and features the same weather-changing mechanic as well. Something tells us that Stranger of Paradise: FF Origin will be making a ton of callbacks with its level design.

Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin will be out on 11th March 2022 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series.