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A dance performance by humanoid robots at a music concert in China has captured the attention of the entire world. In a live show by famous singer Wang Leehom, the robots performed brilliantly, perfectly synchronized with human dancers. Even Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk was amazed by the video, calling it “Impressive.”
Music Meets AI as Robots Perform Live on Stage in China
New Delhi: A video from a music concert held in China is currently going viral on social media. In this concert, humanoid robots danced on stage alongside humans, leaving the audience astonished. The show was by the famous American-born singer Wang Leehom, where a unique blend of music and technology was showcased.
The reaction of world-renowned tech entrepreneur and Tesla-SpaceX CEO Elon Musk to the viral video has also surfaced. He reposted the video on X (formerly Twitter) with just one word – "Impressive." Musk's short but precise reaction quickly became a topic of discussion, and millions of users started sharing it.
In the video, several humanoid robots are seen dancing on stage wearing loose pants and shiny shirts. These robots not only perform basic steps but also execute complex dance moves with great ease. The remarkable thing was that the robots' timing and movements were perfectly synchronized with the human dancers, making the performance look extremely professional and captivating.
Robots in China are doing it all now, even dancing on stage like pros.
Here Unitree robots doing Webster flips and are performing at Chinese-American singer Wang Leehom’s concert in Chengdu.pic.twitter.com/2BNWdok0bf
— Rohan Paul (@rohanpaul_ai) December 19, 2025
According to a statement released on singer Wang Leehom's official website, this performance was part of his Best Place Tour. The aim of this tour was to combine live music with advanced technology. By bringing robotic dancers to the stage, an attempt was made to give the audience a new and memorable experience, showcasing a perfect blend of music and AI technology.
After the concert, the audience applauded enthusiastically and shared the video on social media. Many users mentioned Tesla's Optimus robot, while some even imagined future competitions like the Robot Olympics. The Unitree G1 humanoid robot used in this performance is reportedly priced at around $13,500. According to the company, this robot is AI-based, highly flexible, and capable of continuous learning.
This performance has made it clear that the relationship between technology and entertainment will become even stronger in the future. Robots performing alongside humans on stage in this manner could set a new direction for future concerts and live shows.
