Original Uploaded: May 15, 2026, 12:14 p.m.
Retrieved June 7, 2026
URL: https://www.instagram.com/p/DYXuKs6v1PV/
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In a nighttime parking lot setting illuminated by the flashing blue and red lights of a nearby police vehicle, a person wearing a red hoodie and black pants interacts with others. The video includes overlay text that displays "STOP" followed by the numbers "323" and "111." The audio features a voice saying, "You were seeing that video? No. Pull that video up," set against a backdrop of fast-tempo, synthesized pop-style music.
The video is a meme compilation that juxtaposes a reaction clip with footage of individuals interacting with police vehicles. It opens with a close-up of Joe Rogan, who is wearing a cap with sunglasses perched on top and large headphones, speaking into a microphone in a studio setting; yellow text overlays appear sequentially over his face, first reading "NO" and then "UP," capturing his skeptical or dismissive expression. This reaction segment is intercut with grainy, low-quality clips of people in hoodies physically pushing against the front bumpers of police cars in what appears to be a challenge or stunt. One sequence takes place at night under the flashing blue and red lights of a white police SUV, where a person in a white hoodie shoves the vehicle, while another sequence occurs during the day in the rain, showing a person in a red hoodie pushing a black police cruiser marked with the number "323." The video relies on the contrast between Rogan's verbal rejection and the physical act of pushing the cars, likely referencing the "Push the Car" trend or a similar internet challenge where individuals attempt to move vehicles, using Rogan's "No Up" reaction to mock the futility or absurdity of the stunt.