Fourth of July Interpretive Dance

Fourth of July Interpretive Dance
Interpretive Dance, yep the founders really envision this tribute. I actually like this strange little kid. I hate Interpretive Dance, but it is so strange and goofy that comes around to being good (in a bad way).
This is basically a mixture of The Room and that CathyMay15 girl. Now, I tried looking for more information on this bumpityboo guy, but it seems this little guy has disappeared from the Internet. 

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