‘It’s OK to mess around’: how ‘mop man’ stole the show at Glasgow’s Commonwealth Games
Summary
At the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, CJ Miller, a cleaner and trained dancer, became popular by dancing during breaks in netball and other events. His dance routines, performed with a mop named Doris, entertained crowds and went viral online.Key Facts
- The 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow featured a performer known as the "mop man."
- CJ Miller, 25, from Livingston, is a trained dancer hired to entertain during event breaks.
- During halftime at a netball match, Miller danced to Queen’s "I Want to Break Free" using a mop.
- His dance included moves like splits, the worm, and front handsprings.
- The mop he used was named Doris by a BBC broadcaster.
- Videos of his performances have become popular on social media worldwide.
- Miller’s performances received positive reactions from sports fans and media.
- Miller found the experience helped him overcome nervousness about performing for sports audiences.
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