When you think of a Flo Rida music video, you usually picture high-end cars, Miami beaches, and a sea of glamorous people. But in June 2012, the rapper threw a curveball that became a cult favorite for internet comedy fans: he essentially handed his "Let It Roll" video over to a lanky, denim-clad, dancing "nerd" named . The Story Behind the Collaboration

The Ultimate Party Crasher: Keith Apicary Takes Over Flo Rida’s "Let It Roll"

While the character is a "nerd," Barnatt is a highly skilled physical comedian. His ability to blend slapstick falls with genuinely difficult breakdancing moves makes the video more than just a joke—it's a performance. Impact and Legacy Introducing: Keith Apicary, dancing savant. #AGT - Facebook

The "Let It Roll (Keith Apicary Video)" isn't just a fan edit; it’s an official piece of promotion for Flo Rida’s album Wild Ones . After seeing a viral audition video where Keith (a character played by comedian ) showcased his chaotic yet oddly impressive dance moves, Flo Rida reportedly personally invited him to Miami.

The premise of the video is simple and hilarious: Flo Rida calls Keith to tell him he needs help "bringing the hype" to the club for his new single. Keith accepts the mission, arrives in his signature mom jeans and striped sweatshirt, and proceeds to dance his way through the streets of Miami and straight into the center of a VIP dance floor. Why It Works

A large part of the video's charm comes from the bewildered looks of the Miami locals and club-goers who didn't seem to realize it was a staged comedy act.