In the 2014 Marvel cinematic hit Guardians of the Galaxy, the protagonist Peter Quill, played by Chris Pratt, faces a final showdown with the formidable villain Ronan the Accuser, portrayed by Lee Pace. Instead of a standard battle, Star-Lord breaks into a spontaneous dance to 'O-o-h Child,' famously shouting, 'Dance off, bro. Me and you.' Ronan is visibly bewildered, asking 'What are you doing?' as Quill continues his pelvic thrusts to distract him while his teammates prepare a final attack. This scene became an instant classic for depicting the ultimate distraction tactic and the use of sheer absurdity to derail a serious confrontation. It is commonly used to represent situations where someone is stalling for time, being the only person vibing in a crisis, or using confidence to mask total chaos. Example captions include 'Me distracting my brain from the 50 tasks I have due tomorrow,' 'When you haven't studied for the test so you try to be the class clown,' and 'Stalling for time when you definitely don't have an answer.'