Get Down, better known as Geddan, is an iconic internet phenomenon that originated from a specific glitch in the Nintendo 64 game GoldenEye 007. When the game cartridge was slightly tilted while playing, character models would begin to spin, stretch, and contort uncontrollably. This visual chaos was eventually paired with the high-energy J-pop song 'Promise' by Kohmi Hirose, creating a viral sensation on the Japanese site Nico Nico Douga in 2008. The meme quickly spread globally, leading to countless parodies where people and animated characters recreated the erratic, twitchy movements. It remains one of the most recognizable examples of early internet remix culture, celebrated for its frantic energy and nostalgic connection to retro gaming hardware failures.