text: A four-year-old boy has accrued a burgeoning fan base for giving a very animated interview on local TV despite having bandaged wounds. Jayden Wingler of Phoenix, Arizona, was interviewed by Fox News earlier this week about a theme park accident which left him with severe burns on his legs. While on camera, the youngster eloquently recalled what happened with arm actions and wide-eyed facial expressions to match his emotions. 'I said, "What? Is that the fire?!"' the adorable tot said while waving his hands in the air. Scroll down for video . TV debut: Jayden Wingler of Phoenix, Arizona, was interviewed by Fox News earlier this week about a theme park accident which left him with severe burns on his legs . Caught on camera: While on camera, the youngster eloquently recalled what happened with arm actions and wide-eyed facial expressions to match his emotions . Expressive: 'I said, "What? Is that the fire?!"' the adorable tot said while waving his hands in the air . Jayden's father, Skeeter, was unable to get a word in edgewise, as the youngster continued with his story. 'I hate that fire!' he continued. 'I just said, "I hate that fire!" And then I just said, "I hate that fire!"' Finally,  Jayden's father managed to speak up. He told the interviewer that hopefully Jayden would be able to get back on the theme park ride which injured him again one day. But the comment hit a spot with Jayden and he immediately piped up. 'Oh no, dad!' he exclaimed shaking his head and putting his arms up as he spoke. 'I'll never get on another boat. Never again.' Hogging the limelight: Jayden's father, Skeeter, was unable to get a word in edgewise as the youngster continued with his story . Catchphrase: 'I hate that fire!' he continued. 'I just said, "I hate that fire!" And then I just said, "I hate fire!"' The youngster was injured at Phoenix's Castles N' Coasters amusement park on March 27. He was in a bumper water ride with his 12-year-old brother when their boat's gas tank exploded and it caught on fire. Luckily, both siblings were able to escape the blaze, but not before suffering second-degree burns on their legs. They were taken to Maricopa County Burn Center unit to be treated for their injuries, which apparently could take up to a year to heal. Wounds: Jayden was injured at Phoenix's Castles N' Coasters amusement park on March 27 . Scene of the incident: He was in a bumper boat ride with his 12-year-old brother when their boat's gas tank exploded and it caught on fire . A spokesperson from the Castles N' Coasters park issued an apology to the Wingler family. They said that it was the first incident of its kind in the venue's more than 50-year history. The statement concluded: 'We are thoroughly investigating with the manufacturers the cause of this unfortunate accident and express our sincere sorrow that a ride at our park caused harm to our guests. 'We feel horrible that this happened.' To date, Jayden's on-air appearance has been watched thousands of times. Many viewers have given his reenactment of events a big thumbs up. 'So animated! Love his personality!' one commenter wrote, while another added: 'He's going to be a celebrity!'
target: Jayden Wingler of  Arizona was interviewed by Fox News earlier this week about a theme park accident which left him with severe burns on his legs .
  While on camera, the youngster eloquently recalled what happened with arm actions and wide-eyed facial expressions to match his emotions .