'Dancing With The Stars' season 28: Sean Spicer's hip thrusts have fans wishing they never get to see him do that again
'Dancing With The Stars' season 28 returned to our screens on Monday night and Sean Spicer was the first contestant to grace our screens with his paso doble, but sadly his performance did not work for the viewers.
After getting saved early last week, Spicer tried to explain that his robotic dancing that the judges spoke about could be because of his "military training". Back again this week, Spicer and his pro partner Lindsay Arnold decide to dance to something that suits his military poses. They chose to dance the paso doble to "Bamboléo" by the Gipsy Kings.
Overall as much as Spicer tried to thrust his hips and deliver a good performance, he ended up ruining it. He might not have performed it as bad as his militant poses for the past few weeks, it clearly wasn't great either. The judges weren't that fond of his dance either. Post his performance Len said, "Technically it wasn't, you know, great... But you were scared to go out there and do it." While Bruno added, "not quite Antonio Banderas just yet."
Though guest judge Leah Remini had a few good words to say, fans think otherwise, and state they wish Spicer would never thrust his hips again. Taking to Twitter a fan said, "Could have gone my whole life without seeing Sean spicer thrust. #DWTS." Adding to that another fan said, "Please stop what you’re doing and watch Sean Spicer on #DWTS . Aggressively awkward Hip thrusts and trump sour face is all you need to make it through this Monday."
"Just ONCE I'd love to have a judge be honest & give Sean Spicer a 2... #DWTS," said a fan. While another added, "#DWTS. Sean Spicer says he can’t dance because of his “military training”. No hon, it’s because you have no rhythm, no soul and you really suck."
"I never need to see Sean Spicer thrust his hips again. #DWTS," wrote a fan. Will Spicer get through this week too after his low scores?
'Dancing With The Stars' season 28 airs every Monday night only on ABC. Check your local listings for more information.
