I think just about everyone remembers their first Pixar movie. They may have been designed for children, but the beautiful 3-D animations and compelling storylines always managed to draw in kids of all ages!
Personally, I always loved Finding Nemo, but WALL-E was a close second. I loved the moving story of the sweet robot looking for the meaning of life, in stark contrast to this creepy robot that just manages to imitate life.
Honestly, I didn’t think I would ever find something that could make me love that movie more! Then, I saw Atai Omurzakov perform for the first time.
Much like this seemingly boneless rhythmic gymnast, Atai has a truly impressive talent. He is capable of a beautiful and mesmerizing dance style that is closely related to breakdancing.
His technique involves “popping” and “locking” different parts of his body to create a truly robotic illusion. Maybe inspired by his innate talent for machine-like movements, he decided to perform a dance set in the post-apocalyptic wasteland of WALL-E’s universe.
The Kyrgyzstani national is performing here in the semi-finals of a Czech talent show based on America’s Got Talent. Honestly, I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything like this before—until I saw what he does at 2:24, I was pretty sure that the human body wasn’t capable of this kind of movement.
Are you as astounded and impressed by this routine as I am? Please SHARE on Facebook if you think this talented kid is a rising star!
