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The USA’s Moonwalk Dance Lights Up the Olympic Arena

Brace yourself for a splash of rhythm and aquatic magic. The U.S. Artistic Swim Team secured second place by performing a pop-culture-inspired routine that featured an underwater moonwalk to Michael Jackson as reported by . The pop-culture inspired routine was one of three performances that helped the U.S. Artistic Swim Team earn silver.

In their technical routine, the U.S. Swim Team wowed audiences by performing an underwater moonwalk. Their performance at the games defied gravity and left viewers amazed. The artistic swim performance, set to the iconic tune, Smooth Criminal, reverently celebrated Michael Jackson’s legacy.

The swimmers, dressed in black swimsuits adorned with gold embellishments reminiscent of Michael Jackson’s iconic, We Are the World jacket, flawlessly imitated the King of Pop’s signature moonwalk. Imagine Michael Jackson’s iconic moonwalk, but done upside down and submerged in water.

During the routine, the swimmers executed an impressive upside-down moonwalk. With legs extended vertically into the air, they spun, kicked, and gestured in flawless synchronization. Underwater speakers aided them in staying on beat, resulting in a visually captivating performance.

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This whole performance earned the them a well-deserved silver medal. With a total score of 914.34, the United States secured a podium position, marking their first medal in this event since 2004.

Social media buzzed with admiration for their unique and captivating routine. Team member Daniela Ramirez said, ‘All the work that we put into this for the past eight years, but especially these last four years, I think has been an amazing testament to what this silver medal means.’

In the world of athleticism and artistry, the U.S. Artistic Swimmers made an unforgettable impact at the Paris Olympics with their mesmerizing underwater moonwalk. This remarkable moment will resonate far beyond the event, leaving an indelible mark in Olympic history.