Millions are going bananas over a new take on baseball called banana ball to show us what it's all about our Dima Zane took in a banana ball game between the Savannah bananas and the firefighters.

If a fan catches a foul ball, it's an out, a pitch in the dirt. The batter steals first, and if you draw a walk, you better

run as fast as you can. This is anything but traditional baseball. They're called the Savannah

bananas. And they're playing what they call banana ball. It's a fast-paced take on baseball,

with 11 rules you wouldn't see at a major league game filled with constant

entertainment. Hey, hey, baby. Ooh, I want to know. There was spun around a chair like that before.

It was all started in 2016 by Savannah Banana CEO Jesse Cole, who had a vision of a fan's first

approach to baseball. Bring energy, bring fun,

and lift people up. It was a tradition-busting idea. I realized that there's a fundamental

problem with a game if you leave the game in the middle of the game. And so we said,

all right, well, what if we need our own rules? With new rules in the game also came new antics on the

field, including a twerking empire, acrobatic trick plays, a batter on stilts, trending choreographed dances, and much more.

It feels like a party.

Yeah. It's like I'm in a baseball party and not a game.

Circus meets the Olympics. Like, it's just amazing.

And Cole himself is the circus's ringleader, rocking a signature banana yellow suit and top hat.

It gives permission to not to people to have fun, to not take themselves too seriously.

When your owner is running around, you know, throwing out Dolce and banana underwear into the crowd and having fun,

I think it says, you know what, we can loosen up.

Banana Ball's popularity has grown exponentially in the past few years, racking up more than 30 million

followers on social media and outpacing some Major League Baseball teams. And with a growing social media

presence, came an expanding Banana Ball League that welcomed the party animals. And in

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