Not every day is the same. The Commonwealth Games volunteer certainly made the most of it.
Dan Rae from London was dancing instead of just sweeping the sand in preparation for next week’s volleyball match.
His funky moves were even documented by the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.
A Birmingham-based dancer, this man took advantage of the spotlight to perform some stunning moves at the Commonwealth Games.
As his fellow dancers swept the sand, he swirled about his rake.
Dan Rae is an English dancer who is currently in Birmingham performing with a group of other performers.
Smithfield stadium, Birmingham is hosting beach volleyball matches. Pictured: On August 1, the Commonwealth Games saw the match between Rwanda and Maldives.
Official Commonwealth Games TikTok account stated: “When they are a ten, but steal the show. 11/10 would use again.
Officials from the Games stated that “The moves are undeniable… It’s his universe, we’re just living it.”
Although the dancing troupe was impressed by the performance, the colleagues continued to work and ignored him.
He showed his finest moves to the camera. Officials from the Commonwealth Games were impressed by his flamboyant style.
Dan was joined by his colleagues who were dressed in orange and grey tops, as well as black pants.
While the crowd cheered his dance, the brave dancer ended his show on his knees in sand.
Many social media users immediately commented on the skill of this dancer. His moves are ‘undeniable,’ even the Commonwealth Games.
It was quickly shared on social media by users who were eager to see the video. The video has been viewed hundreds of thousands of times in one day.
He should be given a pay rise, while one suggested that he could get some entertainment.
Games runs for about a week from July 28th to August 8th. There will be 72 participating countries, and over 5,000 athletes in 280 events.
British athletes are competing under the flags of the different nations: England, Scotland Wales, Wales, and Northern Ireland at the Games. It is a rare opportunity for them to raise their national flags in this sporting arena.