David Lee Roth Gets Mixed Reactions From Fans With Latest “Dated” Performances

David Lee Roth recently posted a video on his official YouTube channel where he showcased his dance moves to the tune of Pitbull’s “Don’t Stop the Party.” One of his fans left a comment on the video, describing it as a bit old-fashioned and clichéd.

From Radio Broadcasts to Dance Videos

In the past, David Lee Roth used YouTube to share a variety of content, including radio broadcasts. However, more recently, he has been focusing on sharing dance videos, a change that has stirred up mixed reactions among his audience and created a bit of a division among his fans.

One viewer suggested that Roth should consider starting a podcast given his extensive knowledge of the music industry. They believed it had the potential to be both successful and profitable and even offered to help produce it. Another viewer criticized the declining quality of Roth’s videos, noting that they seemed to be getting progressively worse.

Despite the varying feedback, some of Roth’s fans responded positively to his evolving content. One fan appreciated Roth’s ability to continually surprise and reinvent himself as an entertainer. Another fan celebrated Roth as a living legend and expressed their excitement about the dance videos.

However, Roth’s dance performances haven’t been without their share of challenges. For instance, there was an incident where he accidentally damaged some studio equipment while dancing to Annie Lennox’s “Little Bird” a few months ago.

Fans Applaud David Lee Roth’s Videos

In addition to the Pitbull performance, Roth has also shared videos of himself dancing to his rendition of “Made Up My Mind,” a song originally by Savoy Brown featured on his 2003 album Diamond Dave, and Jamiroquai’s “Canned Heat.” One fan praised Roth as a talented entertainer who excels in everything he does and admired his ongoing success and good health at his age. They expressed a desire to achieve even half as much at 50 years old and believed that Roth’s legacy would continue long after his time here on Earth.