University of Tennessee ‘Security Guard’ Joins in on Dance Team’s Routine
A man disguised as a security guard surprised fans at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, Tennessee, when he enthusiastically participated in a dance team routine on October 29.
Beach Galloway recorded this video during the third quarter of the Tennessee Volunteers vs Kentucky Wildcats NCAA football game.
Galloway told Storyful that members of the Tennessee Dance Team had “asked their friend Michael Galyean to dress up as a security guard and break into a dance.”
In the video, a dancer on the team is seen bumping into Galyean, which leads to a slight commotion before the disguised security guard bursts into dance, causing those in attendance to erupt in cheers.
Galyean isn’t actually a security guard and wrote about what took place on his Instagram.
“At halftime, I changed into an Axis Security shirt. I ‘worked’ the whole third quarter as sideline security, patrolling the area in front of the student section and in front of the dance team,” Galyean wrote on his Instagram.
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“LEGENDDDDDD!!!!!” one person commented on the video.
“Saw this whole thing – you really tricked me! Loved it!!” another wrote.
“All of us watching in stands were all mad like what is that fool doing and then BAM it was epic and we were all going crazy!!! Bravo,” a third person commented on the dance team’s video.
The Tennessee Volunteers would go on to defeat the Kentucky Wildcats 44 – 6.
The Tennessee Dance Team is a seven-time national champion team.
Beach Galloway via Storyful | FOX 5
