The Gardiner Brothers, Matthew and Michael, wowed people with their amazing performance that shows the evolution of dance from the 1950s to the 2000s.
The Gardiner Brothers show us how much dance has changed over the years in their video. They start way back in the 1950s, dancing to ‘Rock Around the Clock’ by Bill Haley & His Comets. Remember that tune? It really gets your feet tapping! Then they jump to the 1960s with Tom Jones’s ‘It’s Not Unusual’. Those were the days, weren’t they?
Before you know it, they’re in the 1970s, grooving to Earth, Wind & Fire’s ‘September’. That song still makes me want to get up and dance! And of course, they throw in some Bee Gees moves. It wouldn’t be the 70s without them!
As the music changes, so do the brothers’ dance steps. They add in all those moves we used to do back then. It’s like watching a history of dance unfold right before your eyes! They’re so good at it, too.
The video keeps going through the decades. I bet they danced to some of your favorite songs from the 80s, 90s, and even the 2000s.
Each decade had its own special style of music and dance. The 1950s were all about rock and roll and young people finding their own way. The 1960s were a time when people wanted to be different and try new things. And who could forget the 1970s with all that disco music?
It’s fun to see how dance has changed over the years. The clothes people wore changed too, and so did the way people thought about things. But through it all, people kept on dancing.
No matter what was happening in the world, there was always music and dance to bring people together.
WATCH: The Gardiner Brothers’ Epic Dance Through Decades
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