Abdul El-Sayed's resurfaced kiddie-show campaign clip ripped to shreds in brutal internet takedown

The internet is ripping apart far-left Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed after a bizarre "Blue’s Clues" themed campaign video resurfaced, pleading for votes while dancing and singing along to a jingle from the children’s show.

The clip begins with El-Sayed mimicking the "Mail Time" segment in Blue’s Clues.

The candidate for U.S.

Senate mirrors the host’s exaggerated dance movements, including a little butt wag, and recites the song.

He even dons the signature green-stripe collard shirt.

"Here's the mail, it never fails, it makes me want to wag my tail.

When it comes I want to wail, ‘Mail!’" El-Sayed recites at the onset of the campaign video.

EL-SAYED PALS AROUND WITH FAR-LEFT STREAMER HASAN PIKER THE DAY BEFORE CRUCIAL MICHIGAN SENATE ELECTION The Michigan socialist then pulls out a ballot from the mailbox, which reads "Abdul for Senate," and goes on to explain the details and regulations for turning in a ballot.

"It looks like my ballot," El-Sayed says in the video.

"And with it, I can participate in democracy." He then continues to tell the viewers the dates by which the ballot must be turned in and postmarked to be counted.

He did so, however in the same tone as how the "Blue's Clues" host speaks to his child audience.

"Vote ski-doo, we can too!" El-Sayed said while shrinking and disappearing into the "Abdul for Senate" picture frame behind him.

This copied yet another bit from the television series, "Blue’s Skidoo, we can too!", where the host would became part of the cartoon background.

"Um, wut?" Sen.