The iconic 'Flying V' sequence originates from the 1992 sports classic The Mighty Ducks. Directed by Stephen Herek, the scene features Coach Gordon Bombay (played by Emilio Estevez) leading his ragtag team of hockey players, including Charlie Conway (Joshua Jackson) and Greg Goldberg (Shaun Weiss), into their signature tactical formation. The clip captures the team skating down the ice in a V-shape, overwhelming the opposition through sheer coordination and spirit. It is the definitive moment of 90s sports nostalgia, often accompanied by the rhythmic 'Quack! Quack! Quack!' chant. In the meme world, this clip is the gold standard for representing 'squad goals' and overwhelming collective energy. It is frequently used to depict a group of friends arriving at a venue, a team finally getting their act together, or the feeling of unstoppable momentum. Whether it's used sincerely to celebrate teamwork or ironically to mock a group of friends acting overly dramatic, the Flying V remains a versatile symbol of unity. Popular caption ideas include: 'Me and the boys arriving at the buffet like,' 'When the group chat finally decides on a place to eat,' and 'The squad rolling up to the function.'