Let’s Face It: Left Shark Is Never Going to Go Away [Video]

Left Shark has been all over the place since he made his debut on Sunday during the Pepsi Super Bowl XLIX Halftime Show.

Appearing alongside Right Shark and the star of the show, Katy Perry, Left Shark had some rather awkward dance moves during the halftime of the New England Patriots' 28-24 Super Bowl XLIX win over the Seattle Seahawks at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Ariz., during an NBC broadcast.

Those uncoordinated moves made Left Shark became an almost immediate Internet sensation.

While the history of Left Shark doesn't have much history to it, Buzzfeed has come out with the 23 most important moments in the history of Left Shark.

Snoop Dogg came out and said on Twitter that it was him in the shark costume, but that is hard to believe because he is so tall.

Actor Verne Troyer even tried to do his best impersonation of Left Shark -- on Facebook, Twitter and Reddit, but it just is not the same.

No one will ever be able to replace the real Left Shark.