Originally appearing on a 1994 episode of 'Saturday Night Live' during the 'Weekend Update' segment, this legendary clip features Adam Sandler performing his first iteration of 'The Hanukkah Song.' Standing alongside anchor Kevin Nealon, Sandler delivers the catchy and exuberant refrain 'Have a happy, happy, happy, happy Hanukkah' while strumming his acoustic guitar. The performance was a breakout moment for Sandler, designed to give Jewish children a comedic anthem to celebrate alongside the plethora of Christmas music. In the digital age, this clip serves as the ultimate seasonal reaction video for the Jewish community and comedy fans alike. It is commonly used to express high-energy holiday spirit, the excitement of the first night of the festival, or as a humorous way to signal that the 'holiday season' has officially begun. The meme thrives on nostalgia and the relatable feeling of finally seeing your culture represented in mainstream pop culture. Example caption ideas include: 'Me the millisecond the sun sets on the first night,' 'When your non-Jewish friends finally ask about the holiday,' and 'The only song I'm streaming until the candles are gone.'