This is just not right. This little guy is what, 4? Maybe 5 years old?

Kid mastered more moves in his short little lives than I have in... let's just say it's somewhere around three decades. He put on quite a show for the folks at a Milwaukee festival.

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If this ever happens in South Florida, I'm so there.

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I thought I was done posting "Single Ladies" tribute videos until I came upon this one on The Daily Tube last night.

Sure, it's a Beyonce-inspired flash mob that appears to be brought to us by Trident, but they still dance way better than me and probably better than anyone else on Watch This Now (except for maybe Brian Haas).

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For the record, Watch This Now wholeheartedly endorses wacky sports fan dances for the JumboTron, particularly if they are broadcast on television and posted online.

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Wait, breakdancing is allowed at Disney World? Is this an officially sanctioned Disney dance-off?

And wouldn't it be totally awesome if the person in the Mickey costume broke character and told the kid that he got served?

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I don't know if this is actually the worst worm ever, because the kid gets automatic points for busting a move on national television with Ellen DeGeneres.

This kid reminds me of my brother, who in the '80s went through a breakdancing phase, despite the fact that the only "streets" he knew were the ones in our neighborhood in Pompano Beach. True story: we actually went to the theaters to see "Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo."

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I know I'm always looking for some sweet moves for the dance floor. I've presently mastered the Funky Spleen and the Moldy Gallbladder.

But thanks to the GS Boyz, I've got perhaps my best move yet: the Stanky Legg. Yes, it has two "Gs" and yes they spelled "Boys" wrong.

Spelling matters aside, the following video displays the extreme versatility of the Stanky Legg in a dance environment. Witness that you can:

- Lean wit it
- Drop wit it
- Switch to the other leg
- Stop wit it
- Get it

I'm sold.

Hit the booty do, drop the whoop da dee doop and watch the Stanky Legg in glorious action.

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I'm a sucker for people falling down and generally looking foolish and this clip doesn't fail to satisfy. Obviously not taking a hint from previous self-made video disasters, this Jackie Chan wannabe wreaks havoc on her room while trying to breakdance for the camera.

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Two atoms walk into a bar. One says to the other, "I think I lost an electron." The other replies, "Are you positive?"

If you're nerdy enough to find the previous joke funny, them you'll love this video:

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Let's get this out of the way: this dude and the two ladies can move. That being said, why does this vaguely remind me of a Will Ferrell skit?

Me? I was born with two left feet. Thanks a lot God.

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Don't forget: Keep your limbs kind of weak -- 'cuz you're a zombie!

This is classic. Though I doubt it's vintage '80s, the people in the clip are trying way too hard:

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I just found out I've been doing Michael Jackson's signature dance move -- the moonwalk -- wrong for the past 27 years. Have you been doing it wrong too? This guy will show you all the right moves.

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This guy has some incredible moves as demonstrated by his "So You Think You Can Dance" audition.

Here's a video compilation he put together under his performing name "Mr. Fantastic."

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So You Think You Can Dance kicked off their fourth season Thursday night and they didn't disappoint. Check out Robert Muraine for some of the craziest dance moves you've ever seen.

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We love a good pole dance just as much as the next blog, and we're well aware it can be a terrific workout. We just didn't realize how stressful it can get during warmups. (Viewers are invited to submit their own translations of what's being said):

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The choreographed dance is actually quite good, and within such a cramped space. But what makes this video is the woman knitting in the background, totally ignoring the shenanigans in front of her.

See the side by side comparison to the original video after the break.

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