Awesome Dancing

Dancer Karen X Cheng does her best impression of a stereotypical robot, mocking its imprecise movements as it tries to eat breakfast. Guess we’ll need to stock up for the robopocalypse. Bonus points for the audience member at 1:22.

The members of dance crew World Order recently threw out the first pitch at a Japanese baseball game, using their syncronized robotic movements in preparation for the toss. Seems like a great tactic to distract the hitter.

Breakdancing is challenging enough without having a bunch of explosives strapped to your ankles, but that’s exactly what dancer Lil Amok did on New Year’s Eve in Frankfurt, Germany. He’s literally got canned heat in his heels.

Marquese “Nonstop” Scott busts some of his sickest moves yet as he once again shows off his ability to flex, balance and contort his body in inconceivable ways. The track is One-Click Headshot by Feed Me. BOOM! HEADSHOT!

The incredible Marquese Scott impresses yet again with his sick dance moves, morphing from smooth and buttery flows to killer electric robot as he gets his groove on to vocalist jACQ’s dubstep track It’s Goin’ Down.

Since some people believe Aggies can’t dance, and since there’s nothing better than bad dancing, we proudly present three minutes of pleasure – students busting out their best moves to Taylor Swift’s Shake It Off. True talent at 2:52.

So You Think You Can Dance champion Du-Shaunt “Fik-Shun” Stegall showed off his confident, bubbly and effortless style at the 2014 World of Dance Citywalk. Watch him pull off one sick move after another.

Here’s your no excuses video for the day. YouTuber Claire Blogga shares this clip of a one-legged bboy. Not only does he pull off the same stunts that able-bodied dancers can do, he also incorporates his crutches into his moves.

Dancers Ricardo Walker and Poppin John show off their incredible control as they perform to a dubstep remix of Michael Jackson’s Beat It. But instead of a dance battle breaking out, it’s a seamless collaboration between the two.

How many ways can you play with a hula hoop? Let hoop dancing instructor Rachael Lust show you with this sick compilation of stunts, exercises and dance moves. The song is Groove by Oiki.

“Care Package: Not Found.” The upcoming multiplayer adventure FPS Destiny features a dance command. YouTuber Insanmiac thinks the game’s machine race Exo has the sweetest moves. The song is Sometimes by Proleter.

Musicless music video master Mario Wienerroither pokes fun at the silly dance moves in Mick Jagger and David Bowie’s superfluous 1985 remake of Dancing in the Street. At least the video has some redeeming qualities now.

We know, we know. We had a hard time looking past the vertical video and horribly low definition too, but this quick clip of a partier who clearly has nothing left to turn down for – and rallies for another stumble through the club – must be seen.

While his dance moves and decorating skills definitely could use some work, you have to hand it to this guy for his dedication, as he did the same exact choreography every day for over 100 days to shoot this video.

A look at various styles of dancing as demonstrated by masters of their craft. This is essentially a 3-minute long commercial for jeans, but we won’t blame you if you keep it on replay. Some say that rumba lady is still spinning.

An old man stuck inside roams free in his mind. The music video for Dreamin’, an excellent track from Scott Reitherman aka Pillar Point’s debut album. Directed by Wild Combination. Dance by the incredible Dai Omiya.

We hadn’t really put two and two together, but it seems as if Christopher Walken really likes to get his groove on. In this supercut from HuffPo, you’ll be treated to some of Walken’s finest dance moves. Full list of movies here.

As our friends over at Nothing to Do with Arbroath say “Yakety Sax Makes Everything Better” – and this video proves that point as well as possible. And in case you were wondering what these guys were actually dancing to…

The intense wub wub of First Person Shooter backs this performance by Android, Top Knotch and Dizzy of Dragon House and only serves to intensify the impact of their precise maneuvers, which remind us in some ways of The Matrix.

It’s the final countdown! These troops from Thailand’s military force are ready to go to war… against the Japanese marching kids. Don’t mess with these folks, unless you want to get attacked with synchronized punches and kicks.

A serious report about a group of thugs who stole an ATM from a convenience store is made just a little bit lighter by an impromptu dance number from a bystander. The look on his face when he enters the scene is priceless.

“If you, right now, are in a shell, you should know that you’re not alone.” A personal performance by dancer and actor Harry Shum Jr., who was, like many, subjected to bullying and racism as a child. Narrated by ZeFrank.

From the looks of his crazy dance moves, this jumpy Russian German Shepherd dog must really like his cheesy 1980s dance music. That or he just really needs to go out and pee.