Released in 1995, Disney's 'A Goofy Movie' has become a cult classic for its portrayal of the strained yet loving relationship between Goofy (voiced by Bill Farmer) and his teenage son Max (voiced by Jason Marsden). In this specific scene, the duo is on their cross-country road trip when Goofy turns to a dejected Max and asks with genuine, albeit awkward, concern, 'You okay?'. The moment perfectly captures the generational gap and the tender vulnerability of a parent trying to reach a child who is clearly going through it. As a meme, this clip is the gold standard for 'vibe checking' friends, family, or even oneself after a stressful event. It is frequently used to highlight situations where someone is visibly struggling, acting out of character, or just staring blankly into space. Common applications include reacting to someone's questionable life choices or checking in after a minor mental breakdown. Example captions include: 'When you catch your reflection in the black screen after a 6-hour binge watch', 'My bank account checking on me after I say 'treat yourself' for the fifth time this week', and 'Me to my last remaining brain cell during the final exam.'