That's the message to anyone who likes to move when they listen to music.
Pharrell and Moby have all given their support to Sean from London.
He's now been nicknamed ''Dancing Man'' after he was tormented online for dancing at a concert.
He became well known around the world after photos with a cruel comment was shared online.
It said he stopped dancing when a group of people started laughing at him.
But he's having the last laugh now, after the picture went viral and thousands urged him to keep on dancing no matter what anyone says.
He's now been invited to a private party in Los Angeles - being organised in his honour - after a campaign to stand up to the bullies.
Dancing Man has accepted the invitation.
Moby has now offered to DJ at the party for free  saying "No-one should be ashamed of dancing".
Pharrell may also perform. He said ''Never be ashamed of yourself.''
Dancing Man has thanked everyone for their encouraging responses
"Just woke up to be greeted with so many more kind words. Big thanks again".
Should everyone feel free to  move in their own individual way on the dance floor- without fear of being laughed at.
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Be proud of your dancing and be enthusiastic on the dance floor.