The Flying Lawnmower is one of the internet's earliest and most beloved examples of surreal humor, originating from a 2006 video of a remote-controlled model aircraft shaped like a lawnmower. Set to the whimsical 'Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy,' the sight of a mundane gardening tool defying the laws of physics became an instant classic. It is most commonly used to illustrate the 'My People Need Me' trope, where a character or object suddenly departs the scene in an absurd fashion. Over the years, it has become synonymous with low-resolution nostalgia and the 'there is no need to be upset' sentiment, remaining a go-to template for situations that are completely nonsensical or unexpectedly graceful.