The Six Flags Commercial Parodies stem from a series of 2004 advertisements featuring 'Mr. Six,' an elderly man who arrives in a bus and dances frantically to the Vengaboys' 'We Like to Party.' The energetic and somewhat uncanny nature of the dancing made it a prime target for early internet culture. On platforms like YouTube and Vine, creators began syncing the dance to heavy metal, dubstep, or chaotic sound effects, often using it to represent unexpected excitement or a sudden 'vibe' change. Today, it remains a symbol of early 2000s commercial absurdity and is frequently used in surreal memes or to highlight the moment a party truly starts.