Dakayla Wilson

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 Hailing from the vibrant city of Tampa, Florida, Dakayla Wilson is a versatile artist with a deep-rooted love for dance. She has honed her skills in a variety of dance genres, including: 

Contemporary - Hip-hop - Musical theater – Jazz - Ballet 

Dakayla’s prowess extends beyond the dance studio. She made a memorable appearance on the renowned TV show “So You Think You Can Dance” (Season 18) during the Choreography round. Her enchanting performances left a lasting impression, earning her a spot in the esteemed TOP 10. With numerous impressive solo performances, including an appearance with T-Pain and her outstanding performances in the Top 4 episode, she ensured her continued performances in the finale and finished runner-up.

However, Dakayla’s journey extends beyond the stage. She is also a committed dance instructor, imparting her knowledge at dance studios throughout the United States. Whether mentoring aspiring dancers or creating captivating dance routines, Dakayla strives to uplift and evolve the dance world. 🩰✨

Aspiring Dancer and choreographer with a heart set on Los Angeles. My dream? To immerse myself in the vibrant world of the entertainment industry. From captivating commercials to soul-stirring music videos, I want to be part of it all. Brand ads, blockbuster movies, and electrifying tour performances—these are the stages where I envision my creativity shining brightest.

But there’s more: choreography fuels my passion. I yearn to craft movement that tells stories, syncs with beats, and leaves an indelible mark. Music videos, my canvas, where every step becomes a brushstroke. How far can I take this dream? I’m ready to find out.

 As a passionate and dynamic dancer, I bring a unique blend of gymnastic abilities and artistic flair to the stage. My performances are characterized by captivating charisma, impeccable skill, and a commanding stage presence. I thrive on connecting with audiences and leaving a lasting impression.  

Throughout my journey, I’ve embraced change and evolved as a dancer. My adaptability sets me apart, whether it’s mastering a new style or adjusting to different choreography.  

Believe it or not, I’ve been bone-breaking since age two. It’s a testament to my love for movement and expression.