Tim Burton’s 2005 stop-motion classic 'Corpse Bride' features the high-energy musical sequence 'Remains of the Day' set in the Land of the Dead. In this scene, the one-eyed skeleton Bonejangles, voiced by composer Danny Elfman, leads a swinging jazz ensemble of skeletons to explain the tragic backstory of Emily to the newcomer Victor Van Dort. The scene is celebrated for its fluid animation and the infectious energy of the undead musicians. Digitally, this clip is used to represent peak 'vibe-checking' or situations where a group of friends is celebrating with chaotic, uninhibited joy. It often surfaces during Halloween or when people are 'making the best out of a dead situation.' Example captions include: 'Me and the boys when the direct deposit hits' and 'When the group chat finally agrees on a restaurant.'