Meathead stack

The meathead stack, or the bubula jubula (pronounced boob you la joob you la) as it is colloquially called, is an interpretive dance move originally designed by the late John F. Kennedy in an attempt to sway voters. It gained traction throughout 70s disco halls as it fit well with the song "Pelvic Thrusters", by Mini-Marvin and the Men. The move consists of one person, typically drunk, giving a piggyback ride to another person, and another person climbing atop the stack. It was consistently popular in homosexual bars and still remains a staple of discotheque music to this day.

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