To find out if today is a "bones day" or not, TikTok consulted an old pug.

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Vibe check: "Bones" (or "No bones") is the new catchphrase on the internet.

Is "It's a no-bones day" an excuse you or a loved one have used yet?

The 13-year-old pug Noodle, owned by Jonathan Graziano, has become something of a mental and emotional barometer for the TikTok community and beyond in the last several months. Dog treats aren't what this is referred to as "Bones." Whether or whether Noodle's bones cooperate varies from day to day.

While doing this, he sits next to Noodle's bed and raises him up into a sitting posture. This is a standard TikTok. As long as Noodle remains upright, it will be an excellent day. It's going to be a dreadful day if Noodle falls over again. In honor of National Treat Yourself Day on October 18, Graziano declared it a bones day and encouraged viewers to "treat" themselves. The video of this TikTok has accumulated over 8 million views to far. (FYI, this is a no-frills kind of day.)

People now check in with his account to see what type of day he's having after seeing his films, which have grown quite famous. It's clear that No Bones is the more popular choice, as it gives us the go-ahead to Noodle out. People look to this cute, sleeping pug for guidance on a daily basis, just like they would a weather forecast or horoscope. Besides becoming a meme, bones or no bones has its own Twitter account.

The popular Netflix series You also got in on the meme.

Noodle was adopted from someone who couldn't take care of him any longer in 2016 and Graziano has been doing this daily ritual since then, he told Insider. However, he emphasized that "no TikTok video is more essential than Noodle's well-being," adding that "Noodle is the one who determines if he participates."