Derek Hough, a professional ballroom Latin dancer, attained popularity after performing in A.B.C.’s “Dancing With Stars,” a dance competition series. After that, the Emmy Award was waiting for him, and Derek Hough became an Emmy-winning choreographer. Recently, he is included in a panel of judges with fellows Jennifer Lopez and Ne-Yo in the super hit dance competition show “World of Dance,” which is on 4th sequel presenting on its way.
Answers to Rapid Fire Questions
In an interview with Insider, the interviewer asked 15 questions, and the 34 years old dancer and choreographer Derek replied to them as per his choices. Derek said that he had faced a starstruck situation in front of Steven Spielberg at an Oscar party when Derek went to take a picture with him. Still, the idea was rejected, and he did shake hands firmly instead of taking a picture.
In response to a question about what last thing you Google, Derek answered Flowers.com was the last search history on Google engine. We get to know that Derek likes curly fries rather than waffle fries. The book he most wanted to read was The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz. Quite an impressive choice!
Derek said that the best birthday present he received was his Hawaii trip to learn photography from his favorite photographer, Clark Little. The Insider also asked about his favorite Netflix series, and he replied that he watched the “You” original Netflix series, and that was the thing to like and worth watching.

Derek was asked what his first concert was, and in answer, he said that his first concert was Korn. His recent favorite Spotify artist is Novo Amor. In answer to a strange question, if you could have one superpower, what would it be? Derek answered that he would love to choose the power to absorb and the ability to use others’ superpowers.
Insider asked about his dream job or project he wants to work on in Hollywood. He responded that he is working on his dream job in W.O.D. Derek told about the behind-scenes of World of Dance that his trailer is shorter than his fellow judge Jennifer Lopez. Derek said that he, Ne-Yo, and Scott also do fun spending time on the set of W.O.D. when they are free or not filming.
Currently, Derek is supporting and in partnership with U.S. Cellular’s The Future of Good program. Insider asked him the reason behind his support. He stated that he is satisfied and happy to support anything that works for the betterment of the U.S. and the young generation of the U.S.A. Furthermore, he said that Cellular is investing efforts and money to encourage the young kids who are struggling and fighting with unfairness and equal opportunity in their community.
Cellular is working to ensure the bright futures of these kids. Derek said that recently, Cellular would elect six young humanitarians to give $10,000 for their work and projects. Moreover, Derek was glad to know about his contribution to Cellular.
It can be seen that Derek often contributes to charitable works and projects. In an interview, he asserted that he likes O.U.R. (Operational Underground Railroad), a group of people who target situations that are often not spoken about or usually neglected to counter. According to Derek, the reason for his likeness is that the organization is committed to rescuing enslaved children, and he feels proud to support these types of causes.
In his interview, he disclosed his future upcoming Vegas residency and the show that will be filled with world-best dance music with exciting and amazing costumes. Different dance styles will be adopted, like old and contemporary Hollywood, nostalgic ballroom and Latin, rock and roll, and tap.
Derek told why he named his performance Derek Hough: No Limit by explaining the logic behind that dance must be limitless, and he loves to see when young kids move their body parts to create something unique and new. Kids who dance and their passion and motivation for dance should be limitless or infinite because it is not only a profession; there is fun hidden inside of it.
What Shaped Him into a World Best Dancer?
Derek Hough was 12 years young when he was sent to London to live and train by the top coaches and professional dancers at Italia Conti Academy of Theater and Arts. Derek attained a prestigious scholarship for enrolment in Academy, which was his signature achievement as a young kid. The Academy shaped him differently, and today’s Derek is considered the best dancer and choreographer in the USA.
Derek has also performed in various shows and stage productions, including Footloose: The Musical in the years 2006 and 2005 and Radio City Music Hall in New York City. In 2013, Derek starred in Making Your Move, a South Korean-American dance film that was based on Romeo and Juliet theme.
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