Mr. Floats is perhaps New Orleans’ oldest and most enigmatic resident, after immigrating to the city in 1715 with the notorious CarnEvil of Souls in Europe. Often whispered about in ancient folklore, Mr. Floats is credited as the original creator of the haunting children’s rhyme “Row, Row, Row Your Boat,” a song that many believe carries a deeper meaning. His presence has long been tied to Vodou culture, where stories of a tall, eerie clown who preys on the spirits of children spread among Louisianan and Haitian immigrants. Mr Floats also ventured into a reputable business of selling meat with his mobile meat packing trucks. Founded in 1715, the Mr Floats Meat Packing Company helped make Louisiana the original center of the American meat packing industry. Now residing beneath the streets of the French Quarter, Mr. Float’s influence is steeped in the city’s fabric, commanding the adoration of his loving followers worldwide. Known for feeding on fear and the spirits of the young, Mr. Floats is a legend intertwined with the rich supernatural history of the Crescent City. He and his Krewe of Faded minions can be found lurking around the country.