Les Twins

Les Twins, comprised of identical twin brothers Laurent “Lil Beast” and Larry “Ca Blaze” Bourgeois, are French dancers, choreographers, and creative directors known for their performances and choreography in the global hip-hop and street dance community.

Emerging from the underground hip-hop scene in Sarcelles, France, Laurent and Larry Bourgeois first gained national attention as finalists on France's "Incroyable Talent" and achieved international recognition following a viral performance at the World of Dance tour in San Diego. Their expertise in new style hip-hop and freestyle dance has distinguished them in the dance industry, leading to collaborations with artists such as Beyoncé, Jay-Z, Missy Elliott, and Meghan Trainor, as well as appearances at major events including the Super Bowl halftime show and the "World of Dance" television competition, which they won in its inaugural season.

In addition to their stage work, Les Twins have contributed as choreographers, models, and designers. They have served as creative directors for their brand Eleven Paris and have worked with fashion houses including Jean Paul Gaultier, Balmain, and luxury brands such as Chanel, Gucci, and Prada. Their influence in the fashion and entertainment industries includes commercial campaigns for global brands and the design of exclusive products, such as a sold-out Air Jordan collaboration. Laurent and Larry Bourgeois have also appeared in films including "Men in Black: International" and "Cats," and have served as judges and mentors on international dance competitions.

Les Twins' workshops, public speaking engagements, and roles as judges reflect their commitment to mentoring emerging dancers and fostering creativity within the performing arts. Recognized with awards such as the BET Awards for choreography and dance, they continue to contribute to the evolution of hip-hop, street dance, and entertainment, engaging audiences worldwide.