Couple’s Improvisational Dance Earns First Place At Wild Wild Westie Invitational

Jan 22, 2020 by apost team

The Wild Wild Westie Invitational just uncovered their finest winning pair, and it's all thanks to the super slick moves of Michael Kielbasa and Kristen Humphrey.

When you watch the video, you will immediately understand why these two potential lovebirds were able to inspire such high-minded praise.

As a duo, these two wonderfully talented performers made all the heads turn on their way to being crowned winners of the Jack & Jill competition according to the video description. Unbelievable improvisation was on full display as the two took the dance floor by storm in perfect form. Their flawless maneuvers demonstrated instant chemistry, and they effortlessly showcased the ability to stay perfectly in sync. It's already a challenging feat to display fancy footwork during a solo show, but these two made it look like a breeze all while working in tandem with a total stranger. Somehow, they pulled off a series of crazy spins and dips that were downright stupefying.

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Their style had all the trimmings of a swing dance; however, the music selection was boldly contemporary. At the end of it all, no one can deny the powerhouse beat behind “Twerk It Like Miley,” which is a track that bumps and grinds like no other. Brandon Beal's infamous homage set the stage for some back-and-forth rapport between the two clearly enthralled dancers.

An abrupt tempo change signified the midway point, but neither performer missed a beat when "A Place With No Name" by Michael Jackson took over the room. Humphrey instantly struck a chord with the crowd by nailing a fantastic rendition of the late singer's infamous moonwalk. To stay perfectly attuned to his partner, Kielbasa quickly followed suit with his own acclaimed adaptation of the gravity-defying musical display.

Attraction is truly personified when these two get it going. It's abundantly evident that sparks were flying in a major way, and their mutual receptivity to the shared attraction played a major role in propelling them towards the top. Clearly, the moral of the story here is that every cool Kielbasa just needs a good Humphrey.

When is the last time you have seen two dancers inspire such praise among the masses? Tell your friends about this fantastic duo so they can see them dance for themselves.