If you’ve noticed Jon Hamm perpetually blissing out on a blue-hued dancefloor on your FYP, join the club.
The latest TikTok meme is seeing quietly victorious creators stitching a scene featuring the actor’s performance in Apple TV series Your Friends and Neighbors, a series released back in April this year.
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Creators are using the stitch to describe the sudden euphoria that comes with specifically glorious situations, such as “when you’re petting a dog and someone says ‘wow he usually doesn’t like anyone!'” or when someone says “hey let’s watch Lord of the Rings, I’ve never seen it,” or the absolutely unrivalled “hey can I be mean for a second?” The stitch has evolved into reactions of cats being happily scritched, with Hamm’s vibing demeanour matching that of a well-patted feline.
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And they’re all set to Danish DJ Kato’s 2010 track “Turn The Lights Off” feat. Jon, making for one niche online coalescence of ecstasy — and one that joins the ranks of TikTok forever changing music discovery for older tracks.
The spliced scene, from Your Friends and Neighbors Season 1, episode 8, titled “When Did We Become These People?” captures not euphoria per se, but a pure moment of unbridled escapism in Hamm’s character, Andrew Cooper, a disgraced, desperate financier who begins stealing from his neighbours. In the scene, Coop has hit a bit of a rock bottom and counters it with a night out, eventually finding himself on a dancefloor in a trance to Joseph William Morgan’s “Sentient System” (the TikTok memes don’t use this song).
Essentially, this TikTok meme isn’t that deep, it’s just vibes. Like those cockatiels a while back.
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