Arena usher, kid have friendly dance battle at Pistons game

Kiss Cams and Dance Cams are staples at nearly every sporting arena, in an attempt to poke some good-natured fun at some unsuspecting folks.

But at the Detroit Pistons-New York Knicks game on Tuesday in Detroit, the State Farm-sponsored Dance Cam evolved from sports fan archetypes — Group of Women, Jumping Kids, Parent with Baby — to all-out war.

Eventually, the Dance Cam came to rest on a short, young boy in a red polo shirt who started to dance. Like, REALLY DANCE.

But one arena usher viewed the smiling little boy as having thrown down the gauntlet, launching into a Robot with Pectoral Muscles, as if to say, “Your move, Young Fellow.”

And boy, does that Young Fellow sure move.

So, who won the dance battle: The usher or the young lad?

Apparently, the Dancing Usher is somewhat of a celebrity at The Palace of Auburn Hills.

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