As usual, there is a great woman behind every idiot.

The line is a sardonic inversion of the familiar proverb “Behind every great man there’s a great woman,” twisting it into a jab at male incompetence and at the social expectation that women quietly compensate for it. Read this way, the “great woman” is the unseen labor—emotional, domestic, managerial—that enables a man to function or appear successful, while the “idiot” punctures the myth of male genius. The humor is barbed: it both praises women’s capability and critiques a culture that normalizes women’s support work as background. It can also be read as a warning about how admiration for women’s strength can coexist with contempt for the men they must prop up.