Michael Moral is a 35 years old dancer and choreographer, a social media star from France, best known for his amazing robotic and body-popping dance moves. Today, he’s a popular face on social media, where he gained thousands of fans through dance videos and travel content.
Childhood and Family
Michael Moral was born on March 21, 1990, and grew up in southern France. He doesn’t share much about his family. There’s no public info about his school or university. He often tags locations like Nice and Marseille in his posts, showing love for his roots through his content.
Lifestyle
His lifestyle is full of movement, music, and creativity. He spends most of his time dancing in all kinds of places—from studios and city streets to beaches. His style mixes streetwear and performance looks, and he always brings a cool, laid-back vibe to his content.
He travels a lot for dance gigs and collaborations in cities like London, Paris, and even Brazil, which he shared on Instagram in 2024. Most recently, he went viral for horror body poses like “Possessed Old Lady”, “Panic on the Stairs”
Career
Michael’s career took off in 2011 when he auditioned for Britain’s Got Talent. He was only 21 at the time, but his robotic-style performance impressed the judges right away. David Hasselhoff called him “probably the best dance act” of the season. Although he was eliminated at first, Simon Cowell brought him back for the semi-finals. Amanda Holden also praised his unique and fluid dance moves.
After his TV success, Michael moved to social media and built a strong online following. On TikTok (@michael_moral), which he started around 2020, he now has over 250,800 followers and 9.2 million likes. One of his biggest hits was a robotic solo dance posted in January 2024, which got over 2 million views. On Instagram (@michael_moral), which he began using around 2018, he has more than 115,000 followers. A group dance reel from August 2024 filmed in Paris went viral with over 500,000 views.
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He doesn’t just perform—he teaches, too. He runs dance workshops, performs at festivals like Paris Dance Week (2023), and appears in music videos for French artists. In early 2025, he hinted on X (formerly Twitter) about a possible European tour, exciting fans about what’s next.