Nicholas Brothers 1932

"Pie Pie BlackBird" 1932 Warner Brothers
amazing dancers and an inspiration to countless dancers around the world for decades and decades, the Nicholas Brothers.

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• 1937

[Muziclvr07]

Adorable, amazing kids, who went on to become the greatest dance duo of all time as adults. I love listening to little Harold feeling the groove and yelling, "Yea!? :)

God bless both of their lives.

[whaledog77]

This is once in a life time talent. Outstanding, 5 stars.

[Monikblessed]

I LOVE the Nicholas Brothers. What a Blessing from God! Thank you to the person that posted this video. 

[crystalevans1954]

Harold was darling when he was yelling yeah! They were talented beyond their years. They were true prodgies in the world of dance.

[kingofvintage]

This is my favourite clip of the Nicholas brothers dancing on you tube. You can really see the raw talent of them both shining through... And their feet move so fast they are almost a blur! Of course the Stormy Weather routine is astonishing... but that was much later, here they are just kids and not so polished. Nontheless they were still better as kids than anyone else as adults. They were unique!

[MyPopiejopie]

@creaturebotman

These guys were his teachers by the way.

[peculiarjazzj]

Damn...They were even kids doing it in showbiz!

[yantravimana]

Um..... Where there ever a age that Little Harold couldn't dance? I mean... did he pop of Mamna and say "Where's my shoes at. I gotta get bizzee."? Their ability to time change in their tempo. I assume he was born with that skill since he could do it so young.

[creaturebotman]

AHA! Micheal Jackson wasn't the first to stand end on his toes.

Its obvious it got it from these guys.

No discredit from MJ for MJ was amazing but the Nicholas Brothers are the original child prodigies of stage talent in dancing. Not MJ.

[sk8rdogg]

@1Dubbelman its sopposed to be a joke that their dancing is so "hot", that a fire started

[daeelly]

So, this was the inspiration for Michaels' en pointe move? And the skeleton in the Ghost video? I wonder how many of today's singers study a move or a person like Michael did? NONE! All they want today are fame and money.