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About
Multidisciplinary creative and artist known for turning spontaneous dance into global cultural moments. He created the Ian Dance, also known as the Charlie Brown Dance or Snoopy Stomp, inspired by Baltimore's Carnell Stomp. Its scale and repetition marked a turning point, as he recognized he had mastered the viral dance cycle and chose to shift from executing trends to authoring more intentional work. He also made creative videos for brands like Marc Jacobs, Converse, MSCHF, and Market Studios, and founded the Bust a Move doormat brand, selling thousands of doormats. In 2025, he pivoted into performance art and visual art, integrating movement with conceptual live acts.
Before Fame
He began posting dance videos while studying business in Canada, filming between classes and around his college house purely for the love of movement. His raw, instinctive style quickly resonated online across TikTok and Instagram. He broke out early with the Ferb dance, a worldwide organic phenomenon that established his instinct-first approach.
Trivia
One of his most viewed TikToks with over 5 million called "When that cold foam hit" was filmed in a coffee shop, where he and his friends performed a dance trend. His TikTok account maxevasi0n has garnered over 1 million followers. His brand BAM, partnered with Homemadeprojects, sells "Bust A Move" merch. Members of the BAM dance collective have included Cuzahjah, Evandagreat, Jerseyyjoe, Themattisontwins, and Kennabean14. He has made videos highlighting his custom doormat.
Family Life
His sister has appeared on his TikTok account.
Associated With
His dances contributed to major global trends including "Carnival" during Kanye Wests Vultures rollout, "Breathe" and "Geek Stomp" by Yeat-with Geek Stomp later becoming an official Fortnite emote-and "Sorry Not Sorry" by Viz and Lil Yachty, where he collaborated with choreographer Sean Bankhead.
