Joe, what's Jackie Chan's terrier out there?

Stop it, Joe. It's all Jackie Chan outside. This stalk evolved from the plot dialogue in Jackie Chan and Daniel Wu's "Never admit defeat". Daniel Wu played a villain and was finally persuaded to surrender by Jackie Chan. When persuading others not to do something, they will use this stalk to persuade others to stop.

At the end of Never Say Never, Jackie Chan's policeman said something to the criminals in Daniel Wu. & ltbr & gt Daniel Wu plays Guan Zu, whose father is the head of the police force. But because he was abused by his father since he was a child, he always hated the police. So, he and four other people planned a series of pursuit actions against the police.

After robbing the bank's vault, five super criminal gangs led by him sounded the alarm, openly challenged the police and took pleasure in shooting when the police arrived. The purpose of the criminal five-person group is not for money, but to seek the stimulation of putting online hunting games into practice. Arong, starring Jackie Chan, finally forced Azu to the rooftop and dissuaded Azu from surrendering when there was nowhere to escape.

However, after trying to resist fruitless, Azu, who originally wanted to surrender, was finally killed by a sniper. Some network celebrities wore masks played by Daniel Wu in this film and performed some actions of Joe. Because some of them are very similar and some are very interesting, the sentence "Stop it, Joe, there is Jackie Chan outside" has become a stalk, which is used when the other party is crazy or does not agree.