The Mad Men opening credits, featuring a black silhouette of a businessman falling past skyscrapers and 1960s advertisements, is one of the most parodied television sequences in history. Created by Imaginary Forces, the sequence visually represents the crumbling facade of Don Draper's life and the inherent instability of the advertising world. On the internet, this template is frequently used to illustrate a person or concept in a state of freefall, whether it be financial markets, personal productivity, or a chaotic Monday morning. Its minimalist, high-contrast style makes it perfect for adding witty captions that capture the essence of a stylish but inevitable downfall.