This iconic clip originates from the Family Guy episode 'Peter's Two Dads,' which originally aired in 2007. The scene features the show's protagonist, Peter Griffin, voiced by Seth MacFarlane, visiting Ireland to meet his biological father, Mickey McFinnigan, voiced by Colm Meaney. In a classic bonding moment inside a local pub, Peter and Mickey engage in a rhythmic, synchronized drinking ritual where they bob up and down while Peter chants 'Dip, dip, dip, dip, dip' in a high-pitched, repetitive tone. The humor stems from the sheer absurdity and persistence of the movement. As a meme, this template is frequently used to represent repetitive tasks, rhythmic excitement, or the feeling of being completely in sync with a friend. It is particularly popular for relatable food scenarios involving chips and salsa or any situation where someone is being playfully annoying. Example captions include 'Me when the waiter finally brings the chips and salsa' and 'When you and your last brain cell are trying to focus.'