Talent shows at the secondary school level provide a great platform for students to showcase their expertise in many subjects.

Even though doing a performance in front of a big crowd might be quite nerve-wracking, it’s one of the best methods to get respect from other students.

Teenage prodigy Brett Nichols stunned his classmates, professors, and onlookers by performing Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean.”

The teen’s dancing was especially impressive because of how well he replicated the King of Pop’s signature moves, almost defying gravity in the process, much like the King of Pop once did.

The audience went into a frenzy after Brett’s amazing dance, and they couldn’t stop complimenting him.

He looked precisely like Michael Jackson, complete with black socks, a black hat, and an elegant black suit, which further enhanced his remarkable likeness to the musician.

Brett’s seemingly easy dancing across the stage, particularly when he mimicked the signature movements of the “Bad” singer, was the real show-stopper.

More than 42 million people have seen Brett’s amazing dance performance globally!

Audience members of many backgrounds praised Brett for his faultless moonwalk and breathtaking routine, agreeing that it takes a lot of guts to perform.

Brett became the most well-known dancer at his school because to his performance in the talent contest.

Brett first showcased his skills at Pitman High School in Turlock, California, and was given several chances to do so.

He has been on “The View” on NBC, CNN, and ABC News.

He has shown his dedication to the legacy of the King of Pop by flirting with tribute bands to Michael Jackson.

It makes my heart smile to watch someone put themselves out there to perform.

Please tell your family and friends about this incredible performance!