This legendary scene comes from the 2000 teen cheerleading comedy 'Bring It On.' It features the eccentric and overly intense choreographer Sparky Polastri, played by actor Ian Roberts, as he attempts to 'fix' the Rancho Carne Toros' routine with his unique vision. In the clip, Sparky dismisses various dance moves before dramatically wiggling his hands and declaring, 'These aren't spirit fingers... THESE are spirit fingers!' His high-energy, flamboyant delivery became an instant standout moment in early 2000s pop culture. As a meme, this clip is used to signify a transition from a low-effort attempt to a high-effort, dramatic, or 'fabulous' version of something. It represents sass, perfectionism, and mock-theatricality in everyday situations. It is particularly popular for showing off subtle improvements or when someone is being overly dramatic about a simple task. Example captions include: 'Me adding one CSS transition to the website,' 'When you finally put on a little bit of mascara after a week of no makeup,' and 'Explaining my very niche hobbies to my confused coworkers.'