Dancing

Now that the world is finally sussing out how exactly we're supposed to dance to dubstep (basically it's like doing the Robot, but way harder), it's time to take things to the next level. Denmark's Robotboys are seen here leading the way.

Since arriving at the Phnom Tamao Rescue Center in Cambodia when she was eight months old, Lucky the elephant has perfected her dancing skills. Although you probably wouldn't want to get too close to her on the dance floor, the creature certainly knows how to have a good time. Just wait and see what she does when the music comes on.

The fail in this can-can line dance isn't so much in the stumbling and falling, although that does indeed happen. No, it has more to do with the participants' clothing, or lack there off.

While loading the dishwasher, the kid in this clip starts rocking out to Michael Jackson's 'Smooth Criminal.' Little does he know, his Dad is lurking around the corner catching the whole thing on video. This is the best example of the phrase "dance like no one is watching" we've ever seen.

What's the next logical step after making a dance video that's gone viral? Performing the dance in front of millions on live TV, of course. Texas bride Ashley Richmond and father David Sparks appeared on 'Good Morning America' and recreated the funky father-daughter dance which stole the show at the Richmond's wedding.

Earlier this week, a shoplifter was caught on camera shaking his moneymaker as he stole women's clothing at a Kmart in Gloucester Township, NJ. It's unclear why, but petty theft just makes this guy want to dance.

Texas bride Ashley Richmond and her father David Sparks have performed what may have been the most awesome father-daughter dance in wedding history. Instead of a traditional slow dance, the duo got their groove on to a medley of Motown and top 40 hits.

As this video begins, a girl does a dance with a sword set to techno music as an old lady watches. Then a boy appears and joins the girl in the dance, waving around a butterfly knife instead of sword. You quickly realize, by how synchronized their dancing is, that this whole scene was a set up, and an attempt to produce a buzzworthy video. Mission accomplished.

92-year-old Louise Neistat has been teaching tap dance out of her attic for over forty years. Even at her advanced age she still holds classes six days a week, and imparts her years of experience on her many students. Before becoming a teacher, Louise danced professionally as a Rockette during World War II. One of the great regrets of her life is that her father never saw her dance with New York C

If they ever did an all-prairie dog version of 'Black Swan,' this nimble little fur-ball would probably play both the Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis roles. It's that talented.

Nigeria is home to a traffic cop who doesn't just use hand signals and a whistle to control cars. No, no. He regularly busts out spectacular dance moves while managing the flow of traffic. Imagine if you loved your job this much.

Cirque Du Soleil dancers from all over the world didn't let the rain bother them as they performed an elaborate special surprise tribute to the late Michael Jackson in the streets of Montreal, Canada.  The happening was in support of Cirque Du Soleil's 'Michael Jackson Immortal' world tour.

The Black Keys decided that they didn't want a long, complex video to go along with their new single 'Lonely Boy' and instead opted to just feature a guy dancing along to the song. And it works. Clearly the guys in Black Keys know the internet.

A groundskeeper at Ranger's Ballpark in Arlington, TX drops his broom and performs a nifty, impromptu dance routine between innings during game four of the World Series.

In this viral video, two cute little boys sing and dance along to Outkast's 'Hey Ya' while playing 'Just Dance II' on the Nintendo Wii. To quote a line from the song, they're definitely cooler than being cool.