Fans Cheer Sylvester Stallone On As He ‘Awkwardly’ Dances To Motown Song

Sylvester Stallone got his Instagram followers talking as he did a little dance to Smokey Robinson & The Miracles’ Motown song “More Love.” He updated his grid with the rather awkward video of him dancing barefoot, as he seemed to enjoy himself while at it.

Stallone wore a navy-blue sweater and a pair of jeans as he danced, with a rack of clothes and equipment behind him. “I was caught off guard while going through a clothes fitting for an upcoming project— great song though!” his caption read.

Sylvester Stallone’s Motown dance video goes viral

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Social media users seemed to love Stallone’s carefree clip, as it earned over a million likes and thousands of comments. “Mr. Stallone giving everything in this dance, fantastic! It’s impossible not to adore this man,” a fan gushed, while another quipped that he is a great dancer.

Songwriter and guitarist Sammy Hagar was also in the comments, praising Stallone’s “East Coast moves” and “shapes for days.” “What’s your secret for staying in such a great shape Sly?” a curious user asked. “… Working out and money plays a big role,” someone else replied on behalf of the film star.

Enjoying life at 78

After over fifty years in Hollywood, Stallone has earned his success and is still working hard at making more projects. The 78-year-old has aged gracefully and happily and credits his optimal performance to a consistent workout routine. He revealed that moving often has helped keep his mental health in check, which in turn helps him function with confidence.

Aside from an enviable career and body, Stallone is a proud family man and dad to two sons, Sage and Seargeoh, and three daughters, Sophia, Sistine and Scarlet, with his current wife Jennifer Flavin. Stallone and Jennifer currently run a reality TV show with their daughters titled The Family Stallone, where they give fans a peak into their daily lives as a unit.