It is undoubtedly, as its creator suggests, the world's #1 dance song about tabbouleh.

The catchy lyrics are sweeping the globe and garnering hundreds of thousands of views on YouTube.

"In the club/Don't need a shorty or cutie/All I need to take is a bowl of tabbouleh/No we don't need hip hop house or trance/Cuz this song about a salad/make you shake your pants..."

The song by Virginia comedian Remy Munasifi is a culinary musical hit unlike any other.

Where else are you going to see a guy in a polyester suit dancing with light sticks while crooning about the charms of tabbouleh?

Munasifi, who is Lebanese-American, says songs like these are meant to challenge stereotypes.

The Virginia-based comedian made some political ripples in 2007 when his musical question about taxes was posed to Democratic presidential candidates during the CNN/YouTube presidential debate.

All of Munasifi's songs, including "A-R-A-B: The Rap" and a musical tribute to McDonald's, can be found at goremy.com

"WARNING," the Web site notes. "Do NOT watch these videos if you are allergic to awesome."