GRV Dance Crew performing on America’s Got Talent 2025 stage with viral choreography and standing ovation from judges.
Prepare to witness a groundbreaking moment in dance television. GRV — the California-based powerhouse known for explosive choreography and unmatched synchronicity — hit the stage tonight on America’s Got Talent 2025, and they did not disappoint.
Founded in 2007 in Walnut, California, GRV Dance Crew is no ordinary team. Originally known as “GRooVe,” GRV has evolved into one of the most respected names in competitive dance. The team was established by David Lim, Jeff Baluyut, Angelie Descalzo, and Valerie Meneses, all of whom shared a passion for choreography that speaks louder than words.
The group made a name for itself by dominating elite competitions like World of Dance LA, VIBE Dance Competition, Fusion, and The Bridge (source). As highlighted in their official team roster, GRV brings together dancers from various disciplines, making them one of the most versatile teams in the scene.
Their style is best described as precision meets emotion — clean lines, dynamic musicality, and storytelling through movement. That’s exactly what they brought to the AGT Season 20 stage tonight.
GRV Dance Crew performing on America’s Got Talent 2025 stage with viral choreography and standing ovation from judges.
GRV’s live performance on America’s Got Talent 2025 Season 20 episode aired tonight on NBC. As previewed by Talent Recap, they were one of the most anticipated acts of the evening — and for good reason.
Their set was choreographed by industry leaders Taryn Cheng and Eileen Kim, whose work has gone viral across platforms like TikTok and YouTube. Several of GRV’s current and former members have also trained with K-pop legends like BTS, leading to rumors of a possible #GRVxBTS collab in the future.
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🎯 Highlights From the Performance
Musicality: GRV danced to a cinematic remix that fused orchestral swells with trap beats.
Precision: The entire routine moved like clockwork — sharp, clean, and emotionally resonant.
Storytelling: The group began huddled in a spotlight, expanding outward like an emotional narrative unfolding on stage.
Simon Cowell stood with a stunned expression, while Sofia Vergara and Howie Mandel praised their control and discipline. Heidi Klum called the performance “nothing short of breathtaking.”
GRV’s audience response was electric — a standing ovation before the music even faded out.
🔗 Why This Performance Matters
Dance groups come and go, but GRV represents more than choreography — they represent a movement built on unity, discipline, and expression.
“We don’t define what ‘GRV’ means — the dance defines it,” they once told In Movement.
This philosophy is evident in every performance, especially on national stages like AGT, where full-length performances often go viral. GRV’s official Instagram @grvdnc exploded within minutes of the performance, gaining tens of thousands of views and new followers.
Whether you’ve been following GRV since their World of Dance days or just discovered them on AGT, one thing is clear: this isn’t just a dance crew — this is a movement.
Stay tuned, because if their social momentum is any indication, this is only the beginning of GRV’s national rise.
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Where can I watch GRV’s full AGT performance?
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Who are the choreographers behind GRV?
GRV’s core choreography comes from industry talents like Taryn Cheng and Eileen Kim, with direction from founder David Lim.
