The Gardiner brothers wowed with an Irish twist on Michael Jackson's tune "Smooth Criminal." The supremely talented brother duo demonstrated their fancy footwork to an Irish cover of the classic song from the late King of Pop. Watch the short and thrilling clip to see their stunning moves and to hear a version of "Smooth Criminal" like you've never heard before.

Many people can dance. They have been blessed with smooth and fluid moves perfect for the dance floor. Some people are just born with that talent, appearing as if they are naturals and entirely in their element when it comes to dancing. All they need is some good music to groove to, and they can take care of the rest.

Unfortunately, I'm not one of those people. I'll admit I was not given a gift for dancing. I understand where I belong, and it most certainly is not out on the dance floor. That does not bother me in the slightest. I am perfectly content, as I'm sure other people who also lack the kind of coordination and confidence the dance floor requires are. Watching from the sidelines isn’t so bad!

The Gardiner brothers are two people who have a natural talent for dance and have repeatedly shown that with their many videos posted on social media. In one of their latest clips, the gifted siblings strut their stuff with a highly choreographed number to Michael Jackson's "Smooth Criminal." But this is not just any version of the 1987 tune; it's infused with an Irish sound and feel.

The video's opening moments mention that the song is performed on a fiddle. I've never heard the tune performed that way, and I have to say that while it is different and a significant departure from the norm, I rather enjoy it.

Psalm 149:3 "Let them give praise to his name in the dance: let them make melody to him with instruments of brass and corded instruments of music."