Awesome Dancing

P.A.K CR3W dancer Alijah “POP-O” LeCour’s buttery-smooth gliding style has more than a little bit in common with that of Marquese “Nonstop” Scott – and that’s pretty impressive, considering the kid is less than half his age.

If there’s one thing us white folk have going for us is our impeccable sense of rhythm – and our mad dance moves – as evidenced by this compilation by our pals at WorldWide Interweb. Dudes, can you at least keep your shirts on?

Dancer Bryan “Chibi” Gaynor brings Rusko’s classic Bionic Commando theme dubstep remix to life. And by that we mean he turns into a living stop-motion film. That sitting maneuver was insane, and that dog didn’t even make him flinch.

Ever dance with the devil in the pale moon light? The 1989 Tim Burton version of Batman had a dance routine to go with it, so why shouldn’t the Dark Knight continue to move his feet in 2013? In the words of the Joker: we got a live one here.

The shiny metal costumes and silver face paint has got to go, but the impressive moves of Copenhagen’s Robotboys and guest dancer Poppin John do more than enough to make up for what they lack in fashion sense.

Nathan Barnatt dusts off the skeleton in his closet and does a little Halloween dance that starts out with his usual liveliness, but gets a little creepy in the middle. The track is from Ryan Gosling & Zack Shields’ Dead Man’s Bones.

Apparently this went down at a wedding, but the where and when don’t matter. What matters is the lady in black and her unique and… primal dance style. She looks like she was summoning a force of nature.

Yes, in some parts of the world they still have gas station attendants. And at this one station in Russia, they go the extra mile, not only filling your tank, but doing a little dance routine while you wait – assuming you brought a dance floor.

Known to most for his performance as Loki in the Thor and Avengers movies, actor Tom Hiddleston has a talent we didn’t know about. He can bust some serious moves. Watch as he impresses a crowd at an appearance in Korea.

We’re not exactly sure how the kid who’s being flung around like a human jumprope can do that, but we’re assuming he’s made entirely of rubber. The other dancers of Kyushu Danji Jr. ain’t too shabby either. Full performance here.

For two years, Marina Shifrin worked for a boss who valued quantity over quality. Instead of handing in her resignation letter, she created a video, which will probably get more views than anything she worked on at her old job.

Marquese “Nonstop” Scott pays homage to Michael Jackson by applying his mind-boggling style to Thriller. We might be able to outrun a Nonstop zombie. Then again we’re not sure what his moonwalk’s top speed is.

As if Daft Punk needed any more publicity. LA-based Arrow Signs Spinners‘ best talent pull off their most impressive maneuvers in celebration of self expression to the appropriate soundtrack of Lose Yourself to Dance.

This video by Nathan Boey and Soldiers Company cleverly interleaves the disciplines of hip-hop dance and video editing. Part of INTERSECTIONS, a series by Brief Encounters and Cineworks which fuses artistic genres.

An amazing dance routine by the B-boys of the Morning of Owl crew as they bring down the house at Korea’s R16 breakdance competition with some moves we’ve never seen before. Watch the full battle here.

We were just getting into the retro grooves and the kid’s mad dance moves, when his backwards-ballcap-wearing, beer-swilling dad barges into his room and steals the show like candy from a baby. America’s got talent, indeed.

A chorus line of girls performs the strangest dance we’ve seen as they wear one massive set of black and white set of tights to mess with our brains and eyeballs. We’re really trying hard not to think of Human Centipede.

38-year old Kenichi Ebina loves to be the center of attention, and he has an arsenal of tricks to keep an entire crowd’s eyes on him. Watch him show off his unique dance style at a recent America’s Got Talent audition.

We can’t decide what’s the best part of this video. Is it the martial arts dance moves? Is it the guy’s epic beard? His Star Trek t-shirt? Or the fact that he’s dancing to The Offspring? Let’s just consider it the perfect storm.

The shadow theater troupe Attraction stunned the judges and audience of Britain’s Got Talent once again with their semi-final performance. They told the story of familial love and the enduring circle of life.

Dancers Julius “iGlide” Chisolm and Dorian “BluPrint” Hector transition effortlessly from buttery smooth slides to mechanical monsters as they move to the electro-grooves of Legionnaire by NastyNasty.

A Hungarian shadow theater company called Attraction stunned both the judges and the audience of the latest season of Britain’s Got Talent with its graceful and moving story of love and loss.

Now that’s how you go down a set of stairs. A proud grandchild shares videos of 88-year old Nana Feole dancing to Dion’s 1961 hit Runaround Sue as she gets out of the house. Go Nana! Go Nana!