The 'Pink Elephants on Parade' sequence is a legendary piece of surreal animation from Walt Disney's 1941 film, 'Dumbo'. In this scene, Dumbo and his mentor Timothy Q. Mouse, voiced by Edward Brophy, accidentally consume water spiked with champagne, triggering a vivid hallucination. The clip depicts a series of stylized pink elephants marching, transforming, and playing instruments in an increasingly bizarre and psychedelic fashion. In internet culture, this footage is the go-to representation for fever dreams, intense confusion, or the feeling of being completely overwhelmed by one's own thoughts. It is frequently used to describe experiences with insomnia, caffeine-induced jitters, or trippy situations where reality feels distorted. Example captions include: 'My last three brain cells trying to finish a project at 4 AM', 'When you stand up too fast and enter the fourth dimension', and 'How it feels to chew 5 Gum'.