Originating from the 2008 Season 4 finale of 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' titled 'The Nightman Cometh,' this scene features Danny DeVito as Frank Reynolds performing in a bizarre musical written by Charlie Kelly (Charlie Day). Dressed as a literal troll, Frank belts out the catchy yet questionable chorus about paying the 'troll toll' to get into the 'boy's soul'—though the gang repeatedly points out it sounds like 'boy's hole.' The clip also features Mac (Rob McElhenney), Dennis (Glenn Howerton), and Dee (Kaitlin Olson) on stage in various costumes. In meme culture, this clip is the gold standard for representing gatekeeping, hidden fees, or the absurd price one must pay to achieve a simple goal. It is often used to vent frustration over bureaucratic hurdles or ridiculous social expectations. The high energy and visual comedy of DeVito in a troll costume make it a perennial favorite for situational humor. Example caption ideas include: 'When the toll booth doesn't take E-ZPass,' 'Me explaining to the cat that he needs to move so I can sit down,' or 'That one friend who demands a gas money breakdown before the road trip starts.'