"Bye Bye Li'l Sebastian" is a legendary moment from the Season 3 finale of the NBC sitcom "Parks and Recreation" which aired in 2011. In this iconic scene, Andy Dwyer (Chris Pratt) leads the town of Pawnee in a heartfelt performance of his original tribute song, "5,000 Candles in the Wind," to honor the passing of their beloved miniature horse. While the rest of the department, including Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler) and Ron Swanson (Nick Offerman), weeps in the audience, Ben Wyatt (Adam Scott) looks on in hilarious confusion, unable to understand the horse's celebrity status. As a meme, this clip is the gold standard for expressing over-the-top, dramatic grief for things that others might find insignificant. It represents feelings of niche obsession, collective mourning, and the irony of treating a silly situation with extreme reverence. It is commonly used when a favorite TV show ends, a specific snack flavor is discontinued, or when a beloved but minor internet trend finally dies out. Example caption ideas include: "Me when my favorite limited-edition holiday drink is taken off the menu," "Saying goodbye to my 20s like...", and "Me mourning a fictional character who only had three minutes of screen time."