6 Differently Abled Dancers Who Are Still Lit AF

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We live in a world where people will tell you what you can’t do just because they can’t do them.

Thank goodness for the strong minded folks who don’t let the naysayers stop their shine. Like deaf dancer Chris Fonseca.

The London native developed meningitis at a very young age he was made completely deaf in both ears. But if you think the impairment was a hindrance on Chris’ dreams, think again. He joined Studio 68 dance Training Academy in 2014 and has been encouraging others to follow their dreams ever since.

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Luca “LazyLegz Patuelli

You’ve probably seen Luca’s videos all over the internet throughout the years, dancing with his Ill Abilities crew. “No Excuses, No Limits” is not only his mantra, but a program LazyLegz started to raise disability awareness and teach others how to get down.

Shaheem Royal Sanchez 

The talented young dancer went deaf at the tender age of 4. He taught himself how to detect the music’s vibrations and his videos have inspired many of aspiring dancers all around the world to do what they love, despite their impairment.

Tre Nubb

Tre Nubb isn’t your typical dancer. If you want to see the latest dance challenges with a tint of humor and loads of swag — Tre is your go-to guy.

Bboy Samuka

Bboy Samuka is another member of the Ill Abilities crew who has gone viral many times thanks to his ill set, with just one leg! Samuka is up next.

Redo

Redo has faced several challenges in his early years, but has managed to turn lemons into lemonade. He’s now a professional breakdancer giving courses to young students. Look at God.