The legendary 'People will come, Ray' scene originates from the 1989 sports-fantasy classic Field of Dreams. In this poignant moment, Terence Mann (played by the late James Earl Jones) delivers a powerful monologue to Ray Kinsella (Kevin Costner). Mann explains that despite the financial risks, people will travel to Ray's cornfield baseball diamond because it represents a purity and peace that the world has lost. This clip is a staple of meme culture used to represent blind faith, the creation of niche communities, or the hope that a specific, often obscure effort will eventually be recognized. It captures feelings of profound optimism, nostalgia, and the 'if you build it, they will come' mentality. Common scenarios include starting a specific subreddit, hosting a party for a tiny group of friends, or launching a specialized business. Example captions include: 'Me starting a Discord server for a 20-year-old obscure RPG,' 'When you open a vintage bookstore in a digital age,' or 'Me posting my hyper-niche memes at 3 AM.'