No matter our age, dancing is sth we always have fun with.
The Old Men Grooving group surprised everyone at Britain’s Got Talent by taking matters into their own hands and inspiring a whole generation of dancing techniques.
The crowd gave the group of five, who were wearing their typical dad gear when they entered the stage, puzzled stares since nobody knew or had expected what they would do.
The 5 dads and granddads who went by the name “Old Men Grooving” first sceptical of the judges, but when it started playing, they were sitting with their mouths open.
After a few sec of fluid movements, a group of senior dancers startled and surprised the crowd by breaking into well-known hip-hop and street dance moves.
One IT manager and four instructors, who range in age from 40 to 60, claimed (and demonstrated!) that their 9 to 18-hour workweeks are not disruptive with their primary enthusiasm for dance.
The performance of these “old timers,” which began with tap dancing and seamlessly transitioned into hip-hop and street dance, gave the day a boost.
The enthusiasm had the crowd so fascinated that they were unaware they were looking at the identical individuals they had earlier ignored.
The boys’ once-respectable identities had changed into booze-obsessed selves, adding intrigue to their daily activities.
Even though the lads advanced to the following round, nobody is sure if they will cross the finish line.
But we can tell with certainty that they already have a large following worldwide, and if they ever get tired of studying or using the computer, they’ll undoubtedly embark on a global tour!
