Look, it could just be the stress of having to figure out the Irish border post-Brexit, or the risk of leaving the European Union without a deal, but UK Prime Minister Theresa May can't help but bust a move these days.
In the final day of her African visit on Thursday, May showed her awkward yet spirited dancing again, during a stop at the United Nations offices in Nairobi, Kenya to talk plastics and meet scouts.
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May's moves, nicknamed the "Maybot" on the internet, are mostly led with her arms as she tried to replicate the moves of schoolchildren.
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It comes after only two days after May got low, low, low in South Africa, where she also danced.
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And the internet mocked it all, by dubbing various songs over her dancing.
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May is going to dance. Whether you like it or not.
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