Why TikTok Can't Stop Using This Jon Hamm Club Clip Melina GrayDecember 9, 2025 at 3:07 AM 0 (Photo by Eric Charbonneau/Apple TV+ via Getty Images) If your For You Page has turned into a loop of Jon Hamm swaying under blue club lights, you're not imagining it. TikTok has crowned its newest "vibe edit," and it's all built around a mellow remix of "Turn the Lights Off" paired with a dance clip of Hamm lost in the moment. The footage comes from episode eight of Apple TV+'s 2025 series Your Friends & Neighbors, where Hamm's character has a slow, almost dreamlike dance scene.
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Melina GrayDecember 9, 2025 at 3:07 AM
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If your For You Page has turned into a loop of Jon Hamm swaying under blue club lights, you're not imagining it. TikTok has crowned its newest "vibe edit," and it's all built around a mellow remix of "Turn the Lights Off" paired with a dance clip of Hamm lost in the moment.
The footage comes from episode eight of Apple TV+'s 2025 series Your Friends & Neighbors, where Hamm's character has a slow, almost dreamlike dance scene. The internet grabbed it, lowered the saturation, layered the nostalgic track over it, and turned it into the official mood of "I am clocking out mentally."
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The trend hits the perfect sweet spot: cinematic enough to feel aesthetic, neutral enough for anyone to project their own story onto it. Creators use it to show everything from "me after finally finishing my last email" to "me entering my delusion era in peace." It's relatable, soothing, and just a little bit funny, which is exactly the combination that makes TikTok latch onto something.
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Plus, Jon Hamm has become an unexpected recurring character in meme culture. His face is familiar, his energy in this clip is quietly chaotic, and he sells the vibe without trying. That makes the edit instantly recognizable, which helps it spread.
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What This Trend Says About TikTok Right Now
This is peak 2025 internet behavior: taking a random scene from a prestige TV show, stripping it of context, and turning it into a universally understood emotional shorthand. No choreography, no big challenge, just "here is a feeling," and millions of people agreeing.
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