In a neon cartoon rendition of Les Twins’ 2014 World of Dance performance, Laurent and Larry Bourgeois ignite a pulsating, black-and-pink checkered stage. Neon green and blue spotlights cut through smoky haze, illuminating their sleek, animated forms—Larry in fiery orange, Laurent in electric green. Their streetwear glows with hot pink and cyan outlines, trailing light streaks. Set to a remixed “Careless Whisper,” their new-style hip-hop explodes with elastic pops and locks, limbs stretching like rubber, sparking red and purple bursts. Larry’s precise swagger contrasts Laurent’s wild spins, their synchronicity drawn in mirror-image symmetry. Isolations fracture their bodies into glowing segments, while cartwheels and slides leave comet-like trails of flame and light. The cartoon crowd, with glowing eyes, cheers as the twins’ freestyle builds, the stage vibrating magenta and violet. Their final back-to-back pose flickers like a glitching hologram, confetti stars bursting in pink and green. This vibrant, 2014 World of Dance All Styles 2 vs. 2 Final win in Las Vegas feels like a living comic book—bold, chaotic, and etched in neon.
