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The origin of the phrase goes back to the classic 1997 video game Star Fox 64, developed by Nintendo. In the game, one of the characters famously instructs the player to “Do a barrel roll!” by pressing the Z or R button twice. It quickly became a meme, thanks to the combination of its catchy delivery and the actual in-game maneuver — a quick, evasive spin of the spaceship that dodges enemy attacks.

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