Jan Ravnik Reveals Mic-Drop Moment From Tatyana Ali’s ‘DWTS’ Routine That Cameras Missed

DWTS Season 35 contestants performed to classic yacht rock hits like Hall & Oates’ “You Make My Dreams” and Toto’s “Africa” on the September 29 episode, with pro Jan Ravnik and Tatyana Ali dancing to “Maneater.”Jan revealed on TikTok that a major moment didn’t air on TV because cameras panned to the audience instead, sparking fan outrage over the missed choreography.Despite the editing mishap, Jan and Tatyana scored 21 out of 30 for their yacht rock performance, showing progress from their previous Viral Hits Night Foxtrot, which earned 18 out of 30.The competition on Dancing With the Stars season 35 continues to heat up with upcoming themed nights teasing more fun to come. The latest episode, which aired on Tuesday, September 29, went full yacht rock, as contestants danced to tracks like “You Make My Dreams (Come True)” by Hall & Oates and “Africa” by Toto. And, according to Jan Ravnik, there were even major moments that weren’t shown to viewers at home.The pro, who joined DWTS season 34 after wrapping up a stint on Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, shared a missed moment from his quickstep to Hall & Oates’ “Maneater” with Tatyana Ali on TikTok.“You guys missed that,” he captioned the clip, which included a split screen of the aired footage and the bombshell moment that didn’t make the final cut. In the unaired version, he fully hit a split off-camera while the operators panned out into the crowd for a (weirdly long) audience reaction.Needless to say, fans and friends of the show alike were shook by Jan’s reveal.“WE MISSED A WHOLE SPLIT??” one person wrote under the pro’s TikTok, while another added, “THANK YOU!!!! I was screaming! Camera man is [doing too much].”“You’re a legend for this! The producers need to stop having the camera people pan to the audience… we don’t care about their reactions until the dance is over,” someone else pointed out, while Jan’s fellow DWTS pro, Ezra Sosa, chimed in, saying, “HOW DARE THEY.”Eric McCandless//ABCI mean…it would’ve been nice to see the added touch, especially since the pair scored 21 out of 30. They’ve definitely improved since their previous performance during Viral Hits Night, when they did a foxtrot to Billie Eilish’s “What Was I Made For?” and scored 18 out of 30.Either way, ABC’s upload of their latest performance on the official DWTS YouTube channel still includes the audience B-roll, though the moment seemed to linger a bit longer during the live broadcast.Awwwwkward! But shoutout to Jan (and Tatyana, who reshared his original post) for keeping it real.