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This is Andy. I’ve met him at several Thirsty Thursdays in Palmer. The beautiful thing about this video is the expression on everyone else’s faces. This kid is singing Motley Crue tunes at the Applesbee’s on Boston Road. He even says at one point, “What the fuck’s up Applebees??!” (something of that nature) Oh yeah, Andy is seriously channeling his inner rock star. My favorite part is when the camera pans over to the bald, black guy eating at the bar. If I could caption his expression: “Would you just look at that silly ass white boy. Brother can’t dance. I’m trying to eat my damn dinner son.”  You have to see this kid. Not sure if he’s taking himself seriously or just effin around here…you be the judge.

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Leslie

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