Talent shows generally tend to be a platform for the weird and the wonderful.
Remember that pair of imbeciles that had a scrap on the X Factor for no reason other than the fact they couldn't sing? One was bad, the other was terrible, so the bad one socked the terrible one right in her grid. Classic television.
On Britain's Got Talent and its subsequent foreign equivalents, there's always a few complete head-the-balls who think that they and their break dancing parrot have got what it takes to perform in front of the queen.
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There's also always some kind of sexualised act, because they need to make a decent enough advert so they can bring in the viewers they've lost over the years. This particular example comes from the ever popular Romania's Got Talent where Antonina Goloseev wowed the judges with her dancing.
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Antonina displayed moves not so dissimilar to that of someone who reckons they can nail the routine to Beyonce's 'Crazy in Love' after a bevy, but it was more the faces of the men on the judging panel and in the crowd that grabbed people's attention.
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She performed a strip plastic dance, a seductive style which combines classical and modern choreography.
It's hard to conceal your excitement at something like this when your missus is close by, or cameras are pointing at you, but just look at them:
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There's not even an effort in some places there.
Her performance caused waves online, but the 20-year-old says that she has no affiliation with strip club dancing.
"I will never perform in clubs. I am fascinated by the contrast between femininity and strength that dancers have," she said. "My teachers always seemed like fairies that radiated powers.
"I only perform on stage and do not want to be associated with strip club dances."
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Antonina got four yeses from the judges, though one bloke voted twice.