Miguel Tanfelix is a hottie in 'Shake It to the Max' dance video
Miguel Tanfelix just posted his take on the 'Shake It to the Max' dance challenge and he's a total hottie.
The Kapuso actor sizzled with smooth moves for the viral dance craze on TikTok.
As of writing, Miguel's dance video has passed 50o,600 views, 70,000 likes, and 700 comments, with fans praising his skills and good looks.
Miguel stars as Kidlat in 'Mga Batang Riles,' which is now nearing its end.
He also starred in Zephanie's music video for 'Kunwari Lang' in May. Zephanie also plays Miguel's love interest Mutya in the primetime series.
More of Miguel's memorable dance challenge videos include 'BAAM' by Momoland and 'Anxiety' by Doechii with Anton Vinzon.
—Nika Roque/JCB, GMA Integrated News
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