The Best Audience Dancing GIFs From Last Night's Grammys

Updated on 1/27/2014 at 10:35 AM

The Grammy Awards are all about the music, so it's only fitting that audience members would want to get down during the award show's many performances. On Sunday night, we saw Taylor Swift get down to Kendrick Lamar and Imagine Dragons, Katy Perry boogie with both paws up, and Yoko Ono and Steven Tyler compete for the crown of most amazingly bizarre audience dancing. Keep reading to see the best groovy GIFs, and be sure to check out all the best Grammy Awards GIFs from the night!

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Steven Tyler Busted Out the Ol' Roll and Point

Taylor Swift Grooved . . .

And Got Down . . .

And Just Basically Had a Grand Time

Beyoncé Dug That Country Sound

But She Also Got Down to "Get Lucky"

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Katy Perry Kinda Held Back . . .

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Until She Channeled Her Inner Fighter

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Paul McCartney Snapped and Shook

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Yoko Ono Peaced Out . . .

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And Gave Us a Little Shimmy

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Paula Patton Bopped

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Keith Urban Sang Along

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Queen Latifah Was Really Feeling It

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Macklemore Gave Us Some of the Head Nod

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The Best Audience Dancing GIFs From Last Night's Grammys

Steven Tyler Busted Out the Ol' Roll and Point

Taylor Swift Grooved . . .

And Got Down . . .

And Just Basically Had a Grand Time

Beyoncé Dug That Country Sound

But She Also Got Down to "Get Lucky"

Katy Perry Kinda Held Back . . .

Until She Channeled Her Inner Fighter

Paul McCartney Snapped and Shook

Yoko Ono Peaced Out . . .

And Gave Us a Little Shimmy

Paula Patton Bopped

Keith Urban Sang Along

Queen Latifah Was Really Feeling It

Macklemore Gave Us Some of the Head Nod

Imagine Dragons Regretted Not Changing Their Clothes After Their Performance

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