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Jul 4, 2026
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Ontario dancer Ariel Hyatt goes viral for blending Canadian step-dancing with heavy metal hits
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One two step
With Crazy Train and Thunderstruck, this Ontario stepdancer is going viral
JOSH O’KANE
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
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Ariel Hyatt has gone viral on Instagram with videos of her performing Ottawa Valley step dancing set to heavy metal music.
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Ariel Hyatt has come a long way from obsessively watching a VHS tape of Riverdance in the nineties. Guitarist Alex Lifeson has joked that her step dancing inspired his dance moves on Rush’s massive reunion tour. Famed talent manager Sharon Osbourne ha…
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