His untimely death on January 20, 2005, sent shockwaves through the music industry. Yet, his influence has only grown. He showed ordinary dancers that it was possible to make a name for yourself, and his spirit is invoked in countless songs, most notably Voice Mail's classic "Wacky Dip," which proclaimed, "Mr. Wacky is gone, but his dancing lives on".
The definitive track that served as an anthem for the movement.
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