JoJo Siwa lands in Dancing with the Stars’ bottom two despite serving Freddie Mercury excellence
JoJo Siwa wowed the judges once again on Dancing with the Stars with a sultry tango to Queen’s “Body Language”.
The teen superstar and her partner Jenna Johnson slipped into sparkling bodysuits and thigh-high boots for their stunning “Queen Night” performance on Monday (1 November).
The pair were perfectly in sync with their fluid routine, and their incredible tribute to Freddie Mercury earned a near-perfect score of 39 from the judges.
Derek Hough praised their dance as “avant-garde” and “experimental,” while Bruno Tonioli said the “supermodel tango” was “slinky, sexy, and cool”.
JoJo Siwa and Jenna Johnson dance the Tango to “Body Language” by Queen on Dancing with the Stars Queen Night! pic.twitter.com/WdvXCROtve
— Dancing with the Stars #DWTS (@DancingABC) November 2, 2021
But when it came to the viewers’ votes the pair were in for a shock as their smooth moves weren’t enough to stop them landing in the bottom two.
By the end of the episode JoJo and Jenna were up for elimination along with Mike Mizanin and Witney Carson, much to the horror of fans who’d been backing them all season.
I go to bed early ONE time and @itsjojosiwa & @JennaJohnson end up in the bottom two ? #DWTS https://t.co/h97TBLx9IM pic.twitter.com/3YcoOaYBte
— CodeDebYT ? (@CodeDebYT) November 2, 2021
it’s very homophobic that Jojo Siwa was in the bottom two tonight #DWTS
— luigi asuncion (@mr_casuncion) November 2, 2021
WHY IS JOJO SIWA AT THE BOTTOM TWO IN DWTS WHERE ARE THE CHILDREN WHY ARE YALL SLEEPING
— may ✨ (@tmayonon) November 2, 2021
Luckily the judges unanimously chose to save JoJo Siwa, a testament to her flawless performances that have dominated the Dancing with the Stars leaderboard in recent weeks.
In last week’s Halloween special the duo amped up the horror with a terrifying Pennywise performance, complete with a severed arm spouting blood.
She blew the judges away with her emotionally-charged queer foxtrot for Grease Night which earned her a standing ovation from Len Goodman.
And when it came to Disney Heroes Night, JoJo Siwa couldn’t resist a cheeky gender-flip, donning a dapper white and gold suit as she channelled her inner Prince Charming.