'I thought it was a hat!' Video of man with bob throwing shapes in Ibiza sparks hilarious memes
Footage of the man - Jack Kay - went viral at the start of this week as he was filmed donning a gold chain and pair of sunglasses with a baby pink cup gripped in his hand.
But it was the dancer's haircut that caught the attention of thousands of social media users - with many saying they thought the 'top bloke' had been wearing a hat.
The lone reveller's bright white teeth contrast perfectly with his black vest as he purses his lips and throws out his best moves to the groove of the music.
Several thousand people have commented under the footage on TikTok after it was uploaded with a plea to locate the 'absolute legend'.
Somebody claimed the mystery dancer was in fact 'Lloyd Christmas ' - a character from the film Dumb and Dumber who is also known to sport an iconic bob.
One person said: 'When you've got Ibiza at 3 but the battle of hastings at 4.'
Another added: 'That's a hat right? It is... it must be? Tell me it is...'.
Since the footage spread online Mr Kay - now known as "Ibiza final boss" has uploaded a brand new video to TikTok - but this time with friends.
He can be seen wearing the same iconic sunglasses and gold chain pulling out more dance moves from under his belt as a mate puts his arm around Mr Kay's neck.
A montage of photos also shows the partygoer enjoying himself with "the lads".
Somebody commented under the video: 'Short back and Battle of Hastings, cheers mate.'
Another person said: 'Short back and magna carter please mate.'
And a third concluded: 'Are the mandem from Sherwood Forest as well?'
Mr Kay has already developed a fanbase with some admirers even using him as their artistic muse.
Someone who had painted a portrait of the reveller caption their social media post: 'Excellent use of free will if I do say so myself.'
Somebody concluded: 'When you've got Ibiza at 3 but the battle of hastings at 4.' The tweet was liked nearly 5000 times
A number of people have even taken selfies with the Ibiza final boss as they bump into him on the island.
Tony Truman, co-owner of Ocean Beach Ibiza, posed for a picture with the young champ while another fan mistook him for the DJ and presenter Charlie Sloth on their first encounter.
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