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Connor Storrie Discusses His Viral ‘Like a Prayer’ Dance Video


He can strike a pose, but Connor Storrie confesses he’s not much of a dancer.

At Paris Fashion Week yesterday (Jan. 27), the Heated Rivalry actor was reminded of the viral video of himself dancing to Madonna’s “Like a Prayer.” When asked by Dazed to name something he’s bad at, but loves to do, Storrie joked, “I’m not bad at anything,” and then added “uhm, I don’t know dancing?”

The Dazed reporter replied “I saw the Madonna dance, I think you’re good,” with Storrie responding, “That was me, that was me just living.”

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Dazed spoke with Storrie at Saint Laurent men’s fall 2026 ready-to-wear show in Paris, where he was seated in the front row alongside fellow Heated Rivalry actors François Arnaud and Robbie G.K. The Saint Laurent moment comes after the show’s co-star, Hudson Williams, walked the runway at Dsquared2’s fall 2026 runway show in Milan on Jan. 16.

It’s been a month since Storrie lit up social media with a video of himself dancing and lip-syncing to Madonna’s classic hit. The short was filmed for Interview magazine and uploaded on Dec. 27. Since then, it has generated over 9 million views across the publication’s Instagram, TikTok and Twitter accounts.

As for numbers around Madonna’s own “Like a Prayer” song, it generated 1.420 million official on-demand streams in the United States in the week ending Jan. 22, according to Luminate — marking its biggest streaming week in seven months. It last posted a bigger streaming week in the week ending June 5, 2025, when it tallied 1.473 million clicks.

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“Like a Prayer” topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart for three weeks in 1989.

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