<text>  An old crowd favorite at Minnesota Timberwolves basketball games known famously as Jiggly Boy made a special comeback to celebrate Kevin Garnetts return to the team. And he brought his moves. When the Target Center stadiums jumbotron first caught John Sweeney in the audience, he only gave the camera a couple of quick waves. It was a far cry from the beloved Jiggly boy of the 2003-04 season, when Sweeney was known to strip off his jersey and rip off his tank top and get down, with WOLVES scribbled on his stomach and KG for Garnett written on his arm. Scroll down for video . Crowd favorite John Sweeney, 49, brought back Jiggly boy for Kevin Garnetts welcome home game with the Minnesota Timberwolves . Sweeney first created Jiggly boy for the teams 2003-04 season pictured, but hadnt been seen for 10 years . Sweeney got a text days from the teams game operations a couple of days before Garnetts return that said: KG is coming back. What about Jiggly? The crowd went wild the minute Sweeney appeared on screen during the February 25 game against the Washington Wizards, with many instantly recognizing him despite the years that had passed. And the camera soon panned back to the 49-year-old dad, the announcer asking Wait a second, can we go back there? One of Sweeneys sons tries to grab his dads arm and pull him up to dance, and the camera held on him - an invitation and a tempt. But Sweeney shook his head no and encouraged his sons to dance instead. The crowd went wild the minute Sweeney appeared on screen during the February 25 game against the Washington Wizards, instantly recognizing him despite the years that had passed . As Ushers Yeah comes on Sweeney breaks out into dance, his sons flanking behind like backup dancers . After a couple of dips, Sweeney takes of his shirt to reveal KG written on his stomach, and Welcome home written on his chest . The camera panned away again but the announcer wasnt ready to give up. Lets give it one more try, he told the audience, who wouldnt get enough. As Ushers Yeah cames on, Sweeney finally relented. His sons pulled him out to the stadiums stairwell, where he still seemed hesitant. But then all of a sudden, Sweeney broke out into his famous moves, his sons flanking him from behind like backup dancers. Jiggly Boy was back. After a couple of dips, Sweeney took off his shirt to reveal KG written on his stomach, and welcome home written on his chest. Then he gave the audience what they really want to see: body rolls. And Garnett didnt miss the show, giving Sweeney a salute. When Sweeney responded with an enthusiastic thumbs up, the basketball player tapped his heart to show his appreciation and gratitude. Garnett didnt miss the show. He first gives Sweeney a salute. When Sweeney responds with an enthusiastic thumbs up, the basketball player taps his heart to show his appreciation and gratitude . I think if you saw a fat guy with everything off, dancing with your name on his chest, I think you would pay attention to that, or at least for five seconds, Garnett said . I think if you saw a fat guy with everything off, dancing with your name on his chest, I think you would pay attention to that, or at least for five seconds, Garnett later told the Star Tribune. It was the Timberwolves game operations that asked Sweeney for a comeback. Sweeney told the Star Tribune he got a text days before the welcome home game that said: KG is coming back. What about Jiggly? But although Sweeney, an improv comedian, may not be stage shy, after 10 years he said he now also has to consider his two sons, aged nine and 11. We had a good philosophical discussion on the car ride home, he said. About when its appropriate to take your shirt off. 