The clip originates from the 1997 cult classic comedy 'Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery.' In this iconic scene, the protagonist Austin Powers, played by Mike Myers, attempts to resist the seductive distraction of the 'Fembots' sent by Dr. Evil. To short-circuit their programming, Austin performs a suggestive and over-the-top dance to the hit 1990 song 'I Touch Myself' by the Divinyls. The sequence features Austin tearing off his shirt and gyrating wildly, which eventually causes the Fembots' heads to explode from sensory overload. In digital culture, this clip is the ultimate expression of extreme self-confidence, narcissism, or simply 'feeling yourself.' It is frequently used as a reaction to looking good in the mirror or celebrating a personal win. Popular caption ideas include 'Me looking at my reflection in a darkened TV screen,' 'When you finally finish a task you've been procrastinating on,' and 'POV: You just got a haircut and feel like a 10.'