The 1996 sports comedy classic Happy Gilmore features an unforgettable training sequence that has since become a staple of internet humor. In this scene, the one-handed former golf pro Chubbs Peterson, played by Carl Weathers, attempts to refine the chaotic swing of Happy Gilmore, played by Adam Sandler. Chubbs gets behind Happy and physically guides his movement while rhythmically chanting the iconic line, 'It's all in the hips.' This clip is widely used as a meme to represent scenarios involving rhythm, muscle memory, or hilariously over-involved coaching. It often captures the awkwardness of someone being too hands-on while teaching a new skill or the sudden epiphany of mastering a technique. Example captions include 'Me trying to explain the physics of parallel parking' and 'When your gym bro takes the spot a little too literally.'