Jaw-Dropping AGT Dance Routine with Robots Wows

This jaw-dropping AGT dance routine with robots wowed and amazed the whole America’s Got Talent crowd—including its judges. With eight robots and a choreographed dance to Lady Gaga’s "Abracadabra," dancer Wu Yufei, AKA Flying Bug, showed everyone something they’ve never seen before.  

The eight robots, made by Chinese company Unitree, performed very impressive human-like movements—including front flips. Wu is an extremely talented dancer. He can move his body in ways few people can. As he and the robots danced in sync to their 3-minute routine, the crowd went absolutely wild—their jaws dropped, and they gave Wu a standing ovation. 

"Absolutely brilliant. Brilliant,” judge Simon Cowell said. 

“The way you dance is spectacular,” judge Sofia Vergara told Wu. She also gave him a “Super yes!” with her hands in the air. 

Not only is Wu a talented street dancer, but he’s also a robotics engineer for the robot’s company, Unitree. So it makes perfect sense that he’d be the one to show America what the humanoid robots can do. 

Watching the AGT robots dance almost feels unreal, like it's straight out of a sci-fi movie. Their movements were fast and fluid. Not awkward and clanky like robots are often mimed to be. These bots were as smooth as smooth can be.  

What’s even more impressive is how the human and robot dance blended. Neither overpowered the other. The whole thing was fresh, futuristic, and thoroughly entertaining. It’s easy to see why the crowd and the judges were up off their feet. 

The AGT robots' dance is truly original and unique. In America, it’s not common to see these kinds of advanced humanoid robots, so this is really something special. Flying Bug and the bots will move on to the next round, and I’m sure many AGT fans are eagerly looking forward to seeing their next performance. 

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