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* ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls2016'': Bubbles does this at the end of the Air Buttercup short after she easily mask a shot into a trashcan when Buttercup couldn't despite her extreme measures.

* Lyle and Dexter in ''Machinima/SanityNotIncluded'''s Season 1 finale, only with a High Five instead of a "Yeah!"

* The kung-fu film, ''Film/FiveToughGuys'', ends with the titular five leaping at the camera in unision. It's not a Hollywood film (it's made by Hong Kong's Creator/ShawBrothers studios) but being from the mid-70s, it came out when this sort of ending is starting to become popular in International cinema.

* ''Film/{{Rocketman}}'' ends on one by Elton John himself.

* The true ending of ''[[VideoGame/{{Contra}} Contra: Shattered Soldier]]'' has this, though the characters are shown jumping toward the crowd instead of the camera and they don't shout "YEAH!"

* Used at the end of the ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' episode "Band Geeks" with Squidward, and at the end of TheMovie with [=SpongeBob=].

* ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' used this in the Battle Frontier season ''twice'': once at the end of the intro song, and again at the episode splash screen.

* Done by ''SherlockHolmes'' of all people, at the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4NxlEtc-lg end of Granada's adaptation of The Second Stain]], but with skipping and "wa-heey!" instead of "YEAH." [[PastelChalkedFreezeFrame He then turns into a drawing of himself]].

* Slight [[SubvertedTrope subversion]] at the end of ''Film/{{Newsies}}'', the final song of the movie, with the beginning of the credits rolling, is a series of groups of news boys dancing in front of the camera before clearing the stage for the next group. At the end, a lone Newsie runs out and does a big leap into the air, freezeframe, several minutes of credits pass... and then at the very end, [[RealityEnsues Gravity ensues]] as the kid lands like a sack of potatoes. '''THUMP'''

* ''VideoGame/DonkeyKongCountryTropicalFreeze'': If you decide to quit the game during the Game Over sequence, the Painguin Tucks keeping the defeated Kong frozen in a block of ice will do this.

* The kung-fu film, ''Film/FiveToughGuys'', ends with the titular five leaping at the camera in unision. It's not as Hollywood film (it's made by Hong Kong's Creator/ShawBrothers studios) but being from the mid-70s, it came out when this sort of ending is starting to become popular in International cinema.

** This is homaged in ''Film/{{Ted}}'', as the main characters are big fans of the film. [[spoiler: Ted does it with Flash's actor, Sam J. Jones]].nks to the lighting from beyond them.

* ''Film/{{Flash Gordon|1980}}'' ended with one of these.

* ''Film/TheNeverEndingStory III'' ends with this, as Bastian and his new stepsister do a YEAH! high-five, facing away from the camera, and depicted in silhouette tha

* ''Manga/KOn'' originated the Kirara Jump variant of this trope for Cute Girls Doing Cute Things, seen in almost every opening for such shows since.

A common trope in animation, but known to occur in live action. The main characters of the cartoon run towards the camera and jump in unison, putting on their most ridiculous smile and holding their hands in the air. Sometimes a bright light inexplicably appears behind them. The scene freezes while they're all in midair and is used as a splash screen for something. May or may not combine with a PastelChalkedFreezeFrame. Frequently an ending. In more realistic works, the characters might freeze while doing something we would actually expect to see in our own lives, like joyously hugging or throwing their hats in the air. (Or, at the other extreme, the characters might self-consciously milk the trope for all its humor by doing something funny, such as flashing the "Ta-da!" or "jazz hands" gesture [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall at the audience]].)

* In ''WesternAnimation/FancyNancy'', Nancy and her friends do this at the end of School De Fancy as they celebrate. Bonus points for a FreezeFrameEnding as the screen fades to black.

* ''Film/{{Rocky}}'', when Rocky and Adrian hug, the crowd around them cheers, and the triumphant plays.
%%* The first ''Film/CharliesAngels2000'' movie
* ''Film/HarryPotterAndThePrisonerOfAzkaban'' has a mixture of this and a FlyAtTheCameraEnding with its final shot, which consists of Harry gleefully test riding his new Firebolt broom.

* ''Film/TheBreakfastClub'' features one of these from Bender at the end.
* ''Film/{{Flash Gordon|1980}}'' ended with one of these.
** This is homaged in ''Film/{{Ted}}'', as the main characters are big fans of the film. [[spoiler: Ted does it with Flash's actor, Sam J. Jones]].
* The Creator/JeanClaudeVanDamme ''Film/StreetFighter'' movie does this as a ShoutOut, which each character doing a version of their Win Pose from the game, just after Bison's castle collapses. It's also a reference to the ending shot of ''[[VideoGame/StreetFighterII Super Street Fighter II]]'', in which after the credits all characters pose together.

* ''Film/BigDaddy'': The former ne'er-do-well protagonist, now having reformed his childish ways and become a responsible adult, gets treated to a buffalo-wing buffet for his birthday by his wife, sister-in-law, former roommate (the sister-in-law's husband), and two college buddies. The final shot freezes as all these characters [[FoodEnd grin over the spread]], giving the impression of a boisterous family portrait. (And just for laughs, the sister-in-law greedily reaches for a wing just before the freeze.)
* ''Film/TheNeverEndingStory III'' ends with this, as Bastian and his new stepsister do a YEAH! high-five, facing away from the camera, and depicted in silhouette thanks to the lighting from beyond them.

* Parodied in ''Series/ThirtyRock''.

** Also parodied in ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' when Homer attempts it with a bowling ball.

%%* The first ''Film/CharliesAngels'' movie

Similar in style is the "[[Creator/MangaTimeKirara Kirara Jump]]" seen in the ''openings'' of a lot of anime SliceOfLife and "Cute Girls Doing Cute Things" shows.

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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPK3HAJTSU0 Used in a series of Toyota ads]] from TheEighties. Still is.
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* ''MagicTheGathering'': Used in [[http://www.wizards.com/mtg/images/daily/events/ptdka12/sat_304.jpg a photo]] from the official coverage of Day 3 of the Pro Tour: Dark Ascension tournament; it's a group shot of the Top 8 all in mid-jump.

** The Mane Six (plus Spike [[spoiler:and Starlight]]) have [[https://derpibooru.org/1033216 one]] in the middle of their "Friends Are Always There for You" number in "The Cutie Re-Mark - Part 2"