What Happened to Dave Scott? Step Up 2 Choreographer Passes Away

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The dance community is deeply saddened by the passing of acclaimed choreographer Dave Scott, who sadly passed on Monday, June 16, at the age of 52. Most recognized for his contributions to Step Up 2: The Streets, You Got Served, and So You Think You Can Dance, Scott’s departure has left fans and peers devastated.

Here are all the details and reactions to Dave Scott’s death.

Dave Scott passes away at 52, claims report

In a poignant Instagram post, it was announced that Dave Scott, cherished by all for his warmth, kindness, and vibrant spirit, had passed away. His family and friends were the ones to share this sad news.

Fans were encouraged to contribute to memorial donations rather than sending flowers as a tribute. A post, accompanied by Scott’s picture, expressed the sentiment that while we have lost a significant figure, an icon, a legend, a father, and a cherished friend, his memory and impact will persist. The cause of his demise remains unknown.

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Many people expressed their sympathies and shared stories about the deceased, with fans and celebrities alike pouring out messages of condolence and reflection. Harry Shum Jr., an actor, wrote, “You boosted my confidence as a performer and graciously welcomed me into your dance community, which inspired countless others.

Dancer Comfort Fedoke posted private images with Scott, reminiscing about their close connection developed during the dance number “Forever.” She penned, “That dance was my path to understanding Dave on a personal basis. Now, I’m singing ‘Forever’ once more, but this time it’s for you, Dave.

As a devoted admirer, I can confidently say that Dave Scott has indelibly etched his mark in the realm of pop culture. With an uncanny knack for creating unforgettable dance sequences, he’s left his fingerprints on some of the most iconic choreography seen in modern film and TV. His diverse portfolio boasts groundbreaking work on Stomp the Yard, Dance Flick, House Party 4, Coach Carter, and many more. For those who know him well, his name is synonymous with So You Think You Can Dance, where he crafted routines from Seasons 3 to 11, not to mention Season 8 of Dancing with the Stars.

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2025-06-18 10:41