You know this piece of music, right?

You know from where it originates?

Except I'm 99.999% sure you don't.

It's called Frollic, and it's composed by Luciano Michelini.

Luciano wrote Frolick in the 1970s for an Italian film called La Belisima Estate,

or The beautiful summer.

From there, it was added to various music libraries and ended up being used in lots of commercials here in the U.S. One day, Larry David saw one such commercial for a bank.

He liked the music, filed it away, and when it came time to pick a theme song for his HBO

comedy, Curb Your Enthusiasm, he chose Frolic.

And from there, it became the soundtrack to a million

memes, shorthand for walking yourself into an especially awkward or embarrassing situation.

Frolick might be the most famous piece of what is sometimes called library music, background

music, sync music, or just sync. And on Today Explained, we are living in peak sync.

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