This iconic clip originates from the 1995 cult classic 'The Brady Bunch Movie', which satirized the original 1969 television series. In this specific scene, the Brady siblings, featuring Marcia (Christine Taylor), Greg (Christopher Daniel Barnes), Jan (Jennifer Elise Cox), and Peter (Paul Sutera), demonstrate their overly wholesome democratic process. The group asks for a consensus on a family matter, culminating in the rhythmic and exaggerated delivery of the line: 'Answer with a yay or a naaaaay!' In the digital age, this clip has been revitalized as a perfect reaction video for soliciting opinions in group chats or mocking corporate 'forced fun.' It represents the feeling of mock-enthusiasm or the frustration of trying to get a simple decision out of a large, indecisive group. It is frequently used to highlight the absurdity of performative democracy in casual settings. Example captions include: 'When the group chat can't decide on a dinner spot,' 'Me asking my coworkers if they want to skip the meeting,' and 'When you're trying to be the main character while making a simple choice.'