Social Conformity Humourous Clip ....Need answer fast

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I’m teaching a unit on elections and need a short, preferably humorous video clip on the importance of a secret ballot.

You know the sort - in a class (or social situation) somebody raises their hand for an unpopular (or otherwise “wrong”) choice, everybody gives them a glare and they lower their hand in embarrassment …
Or maybe the reverse - everybody else has their hand up, and the last person has extreme peer pressure to put their hand up …

I am having trouble finding what I need (or possibly generating something via AI)
Cartoon or live action is fine -
The more humourous the better (or alternatively very very dark)
Can the collective wisdom of the dope help me?

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Nice short one for ya.

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This came to my mind first
Life Of Brian (1979) - clip: “You’re all individuals”

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There appear to be a bunch on TikTok but they’re not accessible if you’re not on TikTok.

There’s this, which is not quite the same thing:

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Thanks for help.

This one comes close… https://www.instagram.com/reel/Ddw6h2hsUzU/?xtok=MWVuNXYzMTM5am95dg==

Also the first simpsons post…

But not quite there.. and want something a little longer.

It is for a class of 13/14 yr olds.

A class situation for vote is best, raising hands until a student is pressured into hands up or down

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For further detail…
The Scenario: A teacher stands at the front of the room and asks a question like, “Who wants to skip the quiz today?” (unanimous vote) followed by an unpopular option like, “Who thinks we should have extra homework over the weekend?”

  • The Action: One comedic “teacher’s pet” student starts to raise their hand. The video immediately cuts to a dramatic freeze-frame or slow-motion shot of the entire classroom turning their heads simultaneously to glare at them. Realising they are about to become the most hated person in school, the student frantically pulls their hand down, pretends to stretch, or looks away.

Common Meme Visual Anchors to Look Up:

If you are trying to find the short-form video on social media, try searching for these specific visual styles on TikTok, YouTube Shorts, or Pinterest: [1]

  • The “Spongebob Crowd Staring” Template: Often edited over videos where a student votes for an unpopular option, showing a crowd of angry faces turning around.
  • The “Side-Eye / Stare Down” Trend: The video is usually set to a dramatic or tense audio track (like the Prowler sound effect or a sudden record scratch) the exact moment the classroom locks eyes with the voting student. [1]