Origin

On April 7th of 2010, the company Nike released an ad in which Tiger Woods simply stares into a camera while audio of his father--Earl Woods--asking questions is playing in the background. The advertisement was later cited to be a shameful and exploitative use of his late father's voice. However, it was later discovered that his father's questions were not even directed towards Tiger originally- it was actually taken from an ABC interview with him in 2004, and the "Tiger" at the beginning of the advertisement is actually supposed to be his wife's name, Kutilda (Source).

Derivatives

The internet quickly remixed the advertisement, as well as made their own parodies.

Alphacat parody:

Rick roll remix:

David after Dentist remix:

SportsNation parody:

The Boondocks version:

Bobjenz remix:

Tiger Woods voicemail remix:

Yello remix:

Lion King version:

Media Reception

On April 8th, Stephen Colbert's show "The Colbert Report" created their own version of the advertisement. This further popularized the video.

Saturday Night Live parodied the advertisement that same week, this time with Kenan Thompson.

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Entertainment Weekly article regarding the parodies: "tiger woods commercial parody: it has begun"