The internet is a strange and wonderful place. One minute you’re watching a cat video, the next you’re embroiled in a heated debate about the proper way to perform a seemingly innocuous dance move. This week, the internet’s latest obsession is the “Apple Dance,” a TikTok trend that has sent users into a frenzy of confusion and debate.

For the uninitiated, the Apple Dance is a simple choreography involving the iconic “Apple” logo, performed by a group of people in a circle. It’s the execution, however, that has sparked controversy. Some users believe the dance should be performed with a specific hand movement, while others argue for a looser, more freestyle approach. The debate has even reached the ears of legendary singer Dionne Warwick, who recently tweeted, “I’m not sure what’s going on with this Apple Dance, but I’m here for it. Just make sure you’re having fun!”

While Warwick’s lighthearted approach is admirable, the internet has taken a more serious tone. Memes, arguments, and even online petitions have sprung up, each side defending their interpretation of the dance. Some have even gone so far as to call the other side “un-Apple-ian,” a truly baffling accusation.

The absurdity of the situation has, of course, not gone unnoticed. Many have pointed out that the Apple Dance is ultimately just a silly trend, and the energy spent arguing over its execution could be better directed elsewhere. Perhaps Warwick’s words of wisdom are the best takeaway: “Just make sure you’re having fun!” After all, a little lighthearted fun in an increasingly serious world is always welcome.