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Video shows a Californian school principal's lewd motivational dance

The principal of a California high school was placed on leave after a parent caught wind of a lewd dance at a pep rally.

Ryan Attebery shared on Facebook on Saturday a 48-second clip of a back-to-school rally held at Buhach Colony High School in Atwater, about 120 miles southeast of San Francisco.

Attebery, whose son attends Buhach School, told NBC affiliate KSEE-TV that he took the video from his son's Instagram account and decided to repost it on his social media account. He captioned the video, “Am I a square or was that a weird (expletive) for a principal?”

The video shows someone dressed as the school mascot Thor dancing suggestively in front of the school's principal, Robert Nunes, who is sitting on a chair. At one point, Nunes stands up and dances suggestively while Thor sits on the chair. At one point, Nunes says into the microphone, “What happens in Buhach stays in Buhach!” as the students cheer loudly.