Blame it on the boo-gie! Dancing toddler mimics a spooky inflatable Halloween decoration

Blame it on the boo-gie! Dancing toddler mimics a spooky inflatable Halloween decoration

  • Orin, two, imitates a ‘dancing’ blow-up Jack Skellington in Perry Hall, Maryland
  • The little boy copies its flailing movements in sync with the Halloween toy
  • His mother took the video for his grandparents and said her son is a ‘character’

This is the hilarious moment a toddler perfectly imitated the spooky movements of a ‘dancing’ inflatable Halloween decoration.

Two-year-old Orin was walking down his street in Perry Hall, Maryland, with his mother Lindsay Ball when they came across a blow-up Jack Skellington – a character from the 1993 film The Nightmare Before Christmas.  

The decoration was ‘dancing’ in the wind in the next-door neighbor’s yard, and Orin could not resist joining in. 

Two-year-old Orin imitates the flailing movements of a blow-up Jack Skellington ‘dancing’ in the wind in his next-door neighbor’s yard in Perry Hall, Maryland

Footage shows the boy, who turns three on October 15, copying the flailing movements of the Jack Skellington, bending down and leaning backwards in sync with the toy.

Lindsay said: ‘Our older son is busy with virtual school, so I find myself desperate for ways to keep the little one busy and out of his way.’ 

They decided to go for a short walk around their neighborhood. 

‘Our next-door neighbors had just put the Jack Skellington up in their yard, and our son hadn’t noticed it until our walk,’ she added.

‘He’s always been a character and a complete clown, so him imitating Jack wasn’t really a surprise or unusual.  

Footage shows the boy copying the silly, sharp dance moves. His mother said her young son is a 'character' and so wasn't surprised when he started dancing along

Footage shows the boy copying the silly, sharp dance moves. His mother said her young son is a ‘character’ and so wasn’t surprised when he started dancing along

Orin’s mother started filming him because she thought his grandparents would ‘get a kick out of it’ and is heard laughing in the background. 

Lindsay added: ‘As a family, we love to laugh, and we’re so happy that our son’s dance moves have brought a smile to so many people’s faces!’

The video was filmed on October 9 and was posted online recently.