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United States Maycee Steele is a professional dancer recognized for her work with major music artists and her contributions to commercial dance.
Maycee Steele has served as a backup dancer for Tate McRae in several music videos, including 'She's All I Wanna Be' (2022) and 'It's Ok I'm Ok' (2024), and also participated in the 'Think Later World Tour'. This involved performing on stage and in official video productions, demonstrating her role in significant musical projects.
Maycee Steele worked as a dancer for Tinashe in the music video 'No Broke Boys' (2024), contributing to the visual aspect of the music release.
Early in her commercial career, Maycee Steele was chosen by Gil Duldulao to be a Rhythm Nation dancer for several cities on Janet Jackson’s Unbreakable Tour. This role involved performing as part of the ensemble for a major musical artist's tour.
Maycee Steele performed with Taylor Swift, notably opening the Billboard Music Awards, showcasing her involvement in high-profile live televised events.
Maycee Steele has been a dancer for Demi Lovato, participating in tour moments and sharing experiences from the journey with the artist.
Maycee Steele has worked as a dancer for Doja Cat, contributing to her performances and visual content.
Maycee Steele has worked as a dancer for Maluma, participating in his projects.
Maycee Steele has worked as a dancer for Dove Cameron, contributing to her performances or projects.
Maycee Steele has worked with Jennifer Lopez as a dancer.
Maycee Steele, originally from Kansas City, MO, embarked on her professional dance career by gaining recognition on the convention circuit. She assisted notable choreographers such as Brian Friedman, Tessandra Chavez, Tyce Diorio, and Teddy Forance at various dance conventions including Artists Simply Human, Pulse, Velocity, and Radix. These early experiences provided a foundational platform for her future endeavors in the commercial dance industry. Her work during this phase included intensive training and collaborations with established figures, contributing to her development as a versatile dancer.
Her career progressed significantly when she was selected by Gil Duldulao to be a Rhythm Nation dancer for multiple cities on Janet Jackson’s Unbreakable Tour. This marked a major milestone in her professional journey, exposing her to large-scale productions and international audiences. Following this, Maycee established herself as an in-demand dancer in Los Angeles, appearing in numerous music videos and live performances. Her work includes collaborations with celebrated artists like Demi Lovato, Jennifer Lopez, Doja Cat, Maluma, Taylor Swift, and Dove Cameron. She has also been a prominent backup dancer for Tate McRae across various projects, including her “Think Later World Tour.”
Maycee Steele’s notable projects include her appearances as a dancer in music videos such as Tate McRae’s “She’s All I Wanna Be” (2022) and “It’s Ok I’m Ok” (2024), and Tinashe’s “No Broke Boys” (2024). She was also part of the dance ensemble for the short film “CODA” (2019). Beyond her performance roles, Maycee is known for co-creating the popular “Cuff It” dance challenge with Kaitlyn Hardy in 2022, demonstrating her influence in viral dance trends. Her consistent involvement in high-profile projects highlights her versatility and sustained presence in the entertainment industry.
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