Mickey Joe Harte’s Hilarious Response to Dancing Judge’s Comment
In a recent episode of Dancing With the Stars, viewers were treated to a moment of light-hearted humor courtesy of Eurovision star Mickey Joe Harte. The new judge Karen Byrne unintentionally made a saucy pun last week, and Mickey cleverly referenced it in response to her feedback on his performance with professional dancer Daniela Roze this week.
A Playful Banter on the Dance Floor
Taking on the Jive to the classic tune “Mickey” by Toni Basil, Mickey and Daniela delivered a lively performance that had the audience cheering. When Karen advised Mickey to add more power to his moves, he quipped, “It’s not stiff Mickey you’re looking at this week, it’s sort of tired and sore Mickey to be honest.” The playful banter between the two brought a smile to everyone’s faces.
Fans React to Mickey’s Performance
While some judges may have given Mickey a low score for his performance, fans of the show have been quick to show their support. Comments flooded social media praising Mickey for bringing his unique energy to the dance floor. One fan noted, “Ah Mickey Joe brings a bit of craic to the dance floor, to be fair. He’ll definitely be one of those improved dancers as time goes on, I think.” Another fan expressed their desire to keep Mickey in the competition, saying, “I don’t care we need to keep Mickey in long enough to dance to we’ve got the world.”
Karen Byrne’s Unintentional Pun
Karen Byrne, the judge who inadvertently sparked this playful exchange, admitted that she didn’t realize the double entendre in her comment until it was pointed out to her later. Despite the unintentional humor, Karen’s critiques have been well-received by viewers, who have praised her addition to the panel.
In the world of competitive dancing, it’s not just about the technical skill but also about the chemistry and camaraderie between the contestants and judges. Mickey Joe Harte’s witty response to Karen Byrne’s saucy gaffe is a reminder that laughter and light-hearted moments can make even the most intense competitions more enjoyable for everyone involved.
