The 'Saturday Night Live Skeleton Dance' originates from the iconic 'Haunted Elevator' sketch which first aired on SNL in 2016. The scene features Tom Hanks as the mysterious David S. Pumpkins, flanked by two rhythmic, breakdancing skeletons played by Bobby Moynihan and Mikey Day. As a couple progresses through a haunted attraction, they are repeatedly met by the trio performing a bizarre, high-energy dance routine to synth-heavy music, followed by the catchphrase, 'Any questions?' This clip became a viral sensation because it perfectly encapsulates confident confusion and the act of being 'one's own thing.' It is frequently used to represent situations where something nonsensical is happening but everyone involved is fully committed to the vibe. It often depicts friend groups, intrusive thoughts, or that one person in a social setting who refuses to conform to expectations. Example captions include: 'My last three brain cells trying to finish a project,' 'Me and the boys showing up to a party we weren't invited to,' and 'When the plan makes zero sense but the squad is committed.'