When to Use
- When the boys are drunk as fuck and the beat drops.
- When you and your coworkers are forced to clap at a boring meeting.
- Sending this to your group chat when you’ve had way too much caffeine.
Source: North Korean state media broadcast
Kim Jong Un, the North Korean leader, is surrounded by military officials in uniform who are aggressively clapping and rhythmically moving their bodies in sync with the beat. The video has been edited with a fast-paced phonk track to make it look like they are dancing.
This clip is used to represent moments when a group of people or a leader is forced to vibe along with something chaotic, awkward, or high-energy. It is used as a reaction to 'vibing' in absurd situations.