The "Do All The Things" meme originates from Allie Brosh's popular webcomic, Hyperbole and a Half, specifically her 2010 post "Adventures in Depression." The image depicts a simplified, manic-looking character with wide eyes, an open mouth, and a pink body, often shown with an exaggerated yellow burst behind them, signifying intense energy or emotion. It's frequently accompanied by the phrase "Do All The Things!" or a variation like "Clean All The Things!" The meme's meaning revolves around an overwhelming urge or sudden burst of motivation to accomplish numerous tasks, often to an extreme or slightly frantic degree. It captures the feeling of being hyper-focused on productivity, sometimes leading to overcommitment or a humorous depiction of manic energy. Its usage is broad, applied to situations where one feels a sudden, intense desire to tackle a multitude of chores, projects, or activities, highlighting both the ambition and potential overwhelm of such a mindset.