MJ impersonator strikes again

What started out as an homage to Michael Jackson, has turned into revival of the late- King of Pop, by 17-yr old Brett Nichols. Nichols went viral on the internet a couple weeks ago due to his "Billie Jean " rendition in high-school talent show. He obviously won and decided to show more of his dancing talent by doing the "Smooth Criminal" choreography in his latest video. The video is impressive , yet again and I wouldn't be surprised if he gets called to do projects on a major scale.  Congrats , Brett! Keep making Michael proud!

Here is the link for his performance :

http://www.mtv.com/news/1837048/dancing-michael-jackson-kid-has-moved-on-to-smooth-criminal/


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