Not only is Beck an accomplished musician, able to successfully create great albums in very diverse styles, Beck is also a great dancer. But not a great dancer like Beyoncé is a great dancer – more like the greatest dancing uncle ever. Live, he shimmies and spins and glides around stage like a stiff and tired James Brown. It’s quite a sight to behold! Sadly, Morning Phase, out today, is not one to dance to. It’s more like sway-and-cry music. Here’s a look back at Beck’s best moves. Put on your dancing shoes, play “Timebomb,†and groove the night away.
The “I Don’t Know How to Danceâ€
When in doubt, just jump up and down. Maybe you’ll accidentally figure something out.Â
The “Stop, Breakdance, and Rollâ€
The most effective way to put out a ‘90s fire.
The “Confused Running Manâ€
When you want to run, but don’t want to go anywhere – like a loser.Â
The “Mini Body Waveâ€
Not really surfable, but totes boogie-board-ready.
The “Look at This Starfishâ€
The trick is the starfish does most the work. You just got to hold on.
The “Your Mom Is Watchingâ€
Quick, comb you hair. You don’t want to get a text message from your mom in all caps with no spaces or punctuation saying, “WHOLETYOUGOONTVLOOKINGLIKETHATYOURFATHER.â€
The “It’s Too Damn Hot for Thisâ€
Helps to have weirdly short sleeves underneath.
The “Playing Invisible Baby Drumsâ€
The trick is to imagine the baby crying in the corner because you stole her drums.
The “You’re the Only White Guy Here — Don’t Embarrass Yourselfâ€
One shuffle-step, a few claps, and then go back to your business.
The “Hologram Robotâ€
Sure, it might be hard to become a hologram, but after that, it’s smooth sailing.Â