Inflatable dancing army-wavy guys always seemed to move in a stilted and awkward way that never really approximated to dancing. As it turns out, the moves just flow better when reversed. The machines are looking more and more like us every day.
This video just brings all the good feels. Also, didn't know that Stranger Things Jim Hopper had those kind of nasty dance moves.
I can't set my mind on whether I find this eerie or awesome, or awesome because it's eerie. What's going on here? The organization and timing and rhythm is almost coldly robotic. Either coolest principal ever, or something more ominous is at play below the smiley, joyous surface...
Before the backlash ensues about running a good 'ol green text story that may or may (most likely) not be entirely true, just hold your horses and appreciate the creativity evident in this sexually depraved little tale. If the dude's goal was to bring back the kind of glory stories that'd keep his friends entertained long into their older years, than mission accomplished. Can't imagine this is what his dad had in mind for his son when he encouraged him to get out and explore the world though.