Mascots have a tendency to act out in unexpected and entertaining ways.

Football games do tend to draw a predominantly male demographic, and we all know how males can be. Our simplicity belies our brazenness and ostentatiousness.

A man can be amused with little effort.You can count on us to take action if you film us.A pair of enthusiastic and amiable young men were put to the test in this West Virginia football match.

The main show was in the seats, although the crowd was excited about the game.The iconic JumboTron screen moved around the arena during the game, keeping an eye out for anything interesting.

Anything to highlight for the viewers what they could be overlooking while concentrating on the match.

The most memorable moment of that game occurred not on the field but rather here, at a certain seat.

The JumboTron camera panned to two guys, Anderson Small and Charles E. Hayes, who were positioned exactly in the middle of the screen.

Charles began to give them the performance they wanted, knowing that all eyes were on him.
With ‘Party Rock Anthem’ blasting from the speakers, he was unable to disappoint them.

First down, then up, then left, then right, Charles began to bust it. He was going to provide the entertainment that the throng had come for.

He didn’t, however, have the stage to himself. Right next to Charles in the seat was some competition.

Anderson Small was the guy, and he moved every bit as fluidly as Charles did. Although Charles appeared to be suffering from it, Anderson was able to keep up.

A dance demonstration of dominance followed.
Charles and Anderson engaged in a vigorous dance routine for the camera.

After all, they intended to put on a show for the audience. You can’t argue they weren’t successful.

The two began to mimic each other’s actions as their dance off grew more intense.
They were actually mimicking each other a little too closely.

They are not rival strangers, which explains why. These two have a friendship.