Dedication Night on season 35 of Dancing with the Stars was filled with emotional tributes to contestants’ loved ones and heartwarming performances on Tuesday, October 20. But amid all the touching choreography and tearful stories, one dance — a zany performance to promote the upcoming Cat in the Hat movie — felt wildly out of sync to many viewers and has now inspired a plethora of hilarious responses and mock videos across social media.
The buzzworthy moment came right after contestant Tyler Cameron and his pro partner Sharna Burgess performed a moving tribute to his late mom, prompting many tears in the ballroom. The duo incorporated Cameron’s fiancee, Tate Madden, and shocked viewers by not only revealing she and Cameron are expecting their first child, but staging a gender reveal. Madden was close to sobbing with joy as pink confetti filled the air, and Cameron told co-host Julianne Hough how grateful he was to Burgess for helping them pull off such an incredible night.
As soon as their scores were revealed (four 8s from the judges), Hough turned to the camera and announced they had another special surprise. Season 32 champion Xochitl Gomez was back in the ballroom, she said, and was there to perform a dance inspired by her new Cat in the Hat movie.
Partnered with DWTS pro Brandon Armstrong, the duo was quickly surrounded by troupe dancers decked out in red outfits with shocks of blue hair. Dr. Seuss characters, including Thing 1 and Thing 3, bounced through the air on a screen behind them, as a cartoonish pop song pulsed through the studio.
View this post on InstagramViewers immediately flooded social media with hilarious reactions, including someone who tweeted, “the cat in the hat dance after a dead mom dedication is genuinely the most unhinged thing abc has ever aired and thats saying something”
View this post on Instagram“The emotional whiplash needs its own award,” another quipped, while a different fan said they were sure they’d been suddenly “transported to the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade.” Someone else wrote, “Thought I was hallucinating between the snot and tears ??”
Another sarcastically accompanied a video of the dance with the question, “how do I vote for these divas?” and added, “my mirrorball winners tbh??”
View this post on InstagramMany content creators posted funny videos mocking the Dr. Seuss dance, including the above video from TikTokkers Macy Thompson and Emily Sarre. It features them pretending to be the corporate staffers who made the decision to drop a high-energy, cartoonish, and sponsored dance into the mix on Dedication Night.
“There is not going to be a dry eye in sight,” Macy says at one point, perkily describing the transition from Burgess and Cameron’s dance into the Cat in the Hat spectacle. “It is going to be highly emotional. Everyone is going to be so moved, processing everything. But before they have the chance to process anything that they just witnessed, BOOM! Cat in the Hat-inspired dance! Blue wigs everywhere, larger-than-life-sized Things 1 and 2 coming out. It’s going to feel almost like a drug-induced experience and no one is going to have any idea what’s going on.”
The Cat in the Hat will premiere in theaters on November 6. Meanwhile, Dancing with the Stars returns on October 27 at 8 p.m. ET/PT.
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