AirFootWorks take their moonwalk off the floor
A metal frame supports the trio's floating illusions in a talent-show clip drawing an unusually large audience on Dancer's Got Talent.
Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 173,372 views a day, 17 times a normal first day on this channel (10,016).
They dance like they're FLOATING! #shorts
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AirFootWorks grip the top of a metal cube and swing their bodies horizontally, turning a piece of scaffolding into the setting for a dance that barely needs the floor. One performer appears to moonwalk through mid-air while the other two hold themselves suspended beside them.
The routine appears on the clips channel Dancer's Got Talent under the title "They dance like they're FLOATING! #shorts". It has passed 200,000 views in 36 hours, far beyond the channel's usual Shorts start. This is a talent-competition performance shared by the channel, rather than a new routine made for it.
Matching grey tracksuits help the three dancers read as a single moving unit. They coordinate pull-up movements with the music, then bring breakdance moves and floor spins inside and underneath the frame. During a one-arm hanging walking illusion, a judge asks in French how the dancer is managing it with just one arm.
That contrast between apparent weightlessness and visible effort runs through the comments. Viewers discuss the core strength behind the horizontal holds, alongside the timing needed to keep the movements together.
AirFootWorks also open the channel's recent compilation "These Dance Groups have PERFECT timing! | Got Talent", giving the group a longer showcase alongside Playground, Mayyas and Avantgardey.
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there core strength must be on another level
@shridevidigumarty2537See it on YouTubeWonderful sequence! They have great timing and synchronicity, fabulous strength and acrobatic ability, and an engaging and spellbinding choreography.
@susanfgarong7037See it on YouTubeThe strength is amazing. I cannot imagine that level of fitness.
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Wow they must train all the time ; they make it look so effortless! Absolutely first class!! ❤
@louisehankin8039See it on YouTubeWow! The strength needed to do this is insane 😮. It looks so effortless and elegant too. Bravo 👏 👏👏👏
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- Channel
- Dancer's Got Talent
- Subscribers
- 336,000 ▲ 4,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 3,061,882
- Channel views, pace per day
- 796,329 (on a normal day: 470,992)
- Video published
- November 12, 2026
- Video views so far
- 201,559 (2 days online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 173,372
The numbers
The floating routine drew a much larger early audience than a typical Short on Dancer's Got Talent.
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What apparatus do AirFootWorks use in this routine?
The trio hang, swing and perform synchronised movements on the bars of a metal cube.


