That infamous The Rock meme made a return for the Thanksgiving parade

Despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Macy’s was determined to bring Thanksgiving 2020 some normalcy with its annual Thanksgiving Day Parade. Although the event happened a bit differently this year, the parade included a slew of elaborate balloons and floats. However, one particular balloon of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has truly captivated the internet’s attention.

This year, that infamous The Rock meme was brought back in larger than life fashion to give us all a laugh or two this Thanksgiving.

Read more: Hear Joan Jett join Miley Cyrus for the punchy rock collab “Bad Karma”

The Rock may be one of the highest-paid actors in Hollywood, but many of us know him for that infamous meme. Yes, we mean the one with the tight black turtleneck and 90s fanny pack.

For the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, The Rock meme was brought back larger than ever before. The festive event included a massive balloon of the actor modeled after his iconic turtleneck and fanny pack look.

On Thursday, NBC shared a clip of the balloon along with the hashtag #youngrock, confirming that the new comedy series Young Rock is arriving in February. According to People, Young Rock “follows the wild times of Dwayne as a kid, a teen and a college footballer.”

Read more: Hear Lights spread holiday cheer with this laid-back “Deck The Halls” cover

Of course, Johnson had a few thoughts on the Macy’s Parade balloon. He also gave a special shout out to his fashionable fanny pack we will never forget about.

Well I’ve been lucky enough to do some pretty cool shit in my life.. but after seeing my @NBCYoungRock FANNY PACK FLOAT in the #MacysThanksgivingParade this might take the cake. My plucked raised eyebrow is the stuff dreams (and nightmares) are made of.”

Read more: Black Veil Brides’ Jinxx offers an update on his coronavirus diagnosis

Earlier this week, fans got another look at the upcoming Young Rock series. Thanks to Screen Rant, the new behind-the-scenes photos help introduce the three talented actors who will be portraying Johnson throughout the stages of his life onscreen.

Naturally, the internet has a lot of thoughts about the Macy’s Parade balloon of The Rock. Many have flocked to social media to share their thoughts on the nostalgic throwback. Although some are unsure of how they feel about the balloon, others are calling it the beacon of hope 2020 needed.

Read more: Here’s why Johnny Flynn was hesitant to play David Bowie in ‘Stardust’

Read more: Netflix’s ‘Black Mirror: Bandersnatch’ trademark lawsuit is finally over

Read more: The live-action ‘Clifford The Big Red Dog’ is already bewildering fans

What are your reactions to The Rock balloon at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade? Let us know in the comments below.