Watching again . .. still impressed, still cheering these boys, still tearing up as I watch and listen . . . .

I’m a 58 year old guy today, and I so admire guys who take up dancing when they are young enough and limber enough to enjoy the love of dancing. I wanted to dance since I was a kid but was terrified to even mention to anyone that I wanted to dance. Go for it no matter what you think others might think or even say out loud. You yourself won’t regret it later on in life. But you will regret for not following through out of fear of what others may think or say.

What a beautiful and inspiring video - it brings tears to my eyes to watch these three brave boys acting/dancing their truths. That they persist in the face of stupid comments and sometimes outright bullying is a tribute to their spirits - and to their parents, who support them. I was especially touched by the hockey coach who supported his goalie - and credited his dance training for improving his on-ice performance. Also, not to be overlooked, the people who made the video. Standing ovation all around . . . .

Magnificent, talented young men

Impressive guy and good dancer

great video ignore the haters.A lot of hate stems from jealously. Keep up the good work boys I love you and support you

Such a wonderful video! Boys, be yourselves and ignore the naysayers. Great job!

Wonderful, such a brave, determined and talented boy 😍❤️👋👍❗️BRAVO !

I’m a boy dancer

#BoysDanceToo

All credit to these boys but my personal opinion is that learning to box and showing what he's made of in regular fights is the very best way for a young boy to prove his masculinity.

Everyone gets bullied. ✋ Stop acting 😲 shocked. It is a chance to learn social skills. Learn to Be a friend & w ho friends are. Your 💃 dancing is 💪 strong, smooth, & graceful.