The 'Open the Gates and Seize the Day' clip originates from the 1992 Disney musical film Newsies. In this high-energy scene, Jack Kelly, played by a young Christian Bale, leads a massive strike of newsboys against unfair newspaper price hikes. The character David Jacobs, played by David Moscow, stands alongside him as they storm the gates of the newspaper distribution center. This moment represents the pinnacle of their rebellion as they sing the anthem 'Seize the Day' to rally their fellow workers. In internet culture, this clip is commonly used to represent group hype or a dramatic, collective entrance into a situation. It perfectly captures the energy of 'me and the boys' taking on a challenge, whether it is monumental or hilariously trivial. Users often apply it to scenarios involving protests, raiding a fridge, or finally arriving at a party. Example captions include: 'Me and the boys when the pizza rolls are ready,' 'Storming the group chat with a spicy take,' and 'Arriving at the function like.'