Meet Mary Adams Elliott, 43, from North Carolina.
Elliott told BuzzFeed News that earlier in December, she went to a Christmas parade because her granddaughter was dancing in it. While there, she saw these characters coming down the road and "got a little excited."
Her commentary begins with some hype for Dora the Explorer.
Then Kung Fu Panda and SpongeBob get shout-outs.
Minnie Mouse is praised (Elliott's favorite character)...
...but then Panda comes back again for a strong finish, arguably stealing the show.
"That was not just a put-on for me," Elliott said about her commentary.
"That's something that just is natural. I like to be a joyous, happy person," she said.
Her hype is mad contagious, and people lost it on Twitter after her video was uploaded. "Who let Dora get that lit?" one person asked.
@jillybbean HAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA there are tears streaming down my face. Who let Dora get that lit
Many tweeted their favorite lines of Elliott's hype.
@hhyusuf I KNOW😩😩😩 "you betta go head now panda" DEAD this is the new milk video
@brittaneeojeda @HotGamerSex GET IT MINNIE 😂
"This is art," said one person.
This is art https://t.co/6Tt4sOFSyg
"The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse," said another.
@HotGamerSex The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
And others connected with individual characters. "MOOD," said one Twitter user about Kung Fu Panda.
@HotGamerSex MOOD
"Ima be the Panda after release this Friday," said another.
@HotGamerSex @mikiyassss @collins_mokua ima be the Panda after release this Friday
"Hello yes it is me hello kitty," said one person.
@HotGamerSex @danikaharrod hello yes it is me hello kitty
"Minion buddy lit," said another.
@HotGamerSex @DomSki2012 @ChuckDollasIV Minion buddy lit
Some people have plans to move into the neighborhood so they too can experience such a lit parade.
@vpdollarsign @HotGamerSex when do we move into this neighborhood? 🤗
@DJWhiteShorts I can't stop watching this I wanna move here
And of course, many complimented the woman behind the hype.
@HotGamerSex this woman is so motivational
Elliott's video has since been seen by millions of people.
"[The parade] was really fun but I did not expect this to happen, really, when I posted this video," she said.
Elliott is glad she was able to bring so much joy to people, a thing she loves to do.
"I love bringing life. I love showing love, and that's what it's all about, and hey, I love to motivate and make people happy," she said.