Bert Kreischer Wows Fans with Shirtless Dance Moves on Hudson’s Show

Los Angeles, California — Comedian Bert Kreischer delivered an unforgettable performance on “The Jennifer Hudson Show” when he showcased his best shirtless dance moves set to a remix of Nelly‘s “Hot in Herre”. The event took place recently as Kreischer, 52, made his way through the iconic spirit tunnel, much to the delight of the audience and crew.

In a clip shared on social media, Kreischer confidently stripped off his shirt, immersing himself in the lively atmosphere as crew members serenaded him. As he navigated the tunnel, he flaunted his “Magic Mike”-inspired dance moves, even removing his belt and using it as a prop during his performance. “It’s getting hot in here with Bert!” the show’s social media caption noted.

Fans quickly praised his performance, with one viewer commenting, “Mannnnnnnnnnn the perfect song for Bert. Ya definitely did the research on this one since my guy is allergic to shirts.” Another fan added, “Nah Bert was ready ready y’all!! This song and the shirt coming off.” Kreischer’s carefree attitude and high-energy routine mirrored his signature style as a stand-up comedian.

This wasn’t Kreischer’s first dive into shirtless performance; he has a history of going shirtless during his stand-up routines. In November 2020, he described how removing his shirt became a ritual meant to enhance his stage presence. “It was a way for me to remind myself that I’m supposed to be having a good time,” he explained during an earlier interview.

In a cultural moment of its own, Kreischer’s antics in the spirit tunnel follow similar shows of exuberance from other entertainers. Earlier this month, actor and musician Pierre caused a stir while entering the same tunnel, sparking discussions among fans about who has the ultimate spirit tunnel performance.

As Kreischer continues to push the boundaries of his comedic performances, his shirtless antics reaffirm his connection with fans who enjoy his brand of entertainment. “For me, it was to remind myself that this is supposed to be fun — for them and for you,” Kreischer shared.