The 'Choke On That Baby' clip originates from the 1996 sports comedy classic Happy Gilmore, starring Adam Sandler as the titular character. In this specific scene, Happy, a former hockey player turned unconventional golfer, successfully sinks a high-stakes putt. He immediately breaks into his signature 'bull dance' celebration and shouts the iconic line directly at his rival, Shooter McGavin, played by Christopher McDonald. This moment perfectly encapsulates the film's underdog spirit and Happy's aggressive, blue-collar approach to the elitist world of professional golf. Today, the clip is a staple of meme culture used to celebrate petty victories or unexpected successes. It represents feelings of intense vindication, gloating, and the thrill of proving doubters wrong in a humorous, over-the-top fashion. Users frequently pair this video with situations where they’ve triumphed over a minor inconvenience or a long-standing rival. Example captions include: 'When the vending machine finally gives you two bags of chips instead of one' and 'Me after successfully parallel parking on the first try while my friends watch.'