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Of all the joy blooming throughout the Knicks championship run, the most visible has been the jubilant transfer of energy from body to body. A wave of dance has swept through the city:

Popping up in and around buses (in some cases, brooms necessary):

And even grooving while balancing a television screen on a head, which shows how daring some of these dancers could be:

Late Wednesday night, after the Knicks staged a shocking comeback over the Spurs to win by a single point, viewers, bound together by incredulous bliss, decided on a dance language without saying a word. They jumped and jumped, celebrities and all. Videos circulating on social media showed Timothée Chalamet to be a part of this bouncing phenomenon, leaping into an impromptu mosh pit with fellow members of the Knicks-obsessed. In this moment fans are fans. And any fan can be a dancer.