Ahead of the matchup between the Buffalo Bills and Pittsburgh Steelers, JuJu Smith-Schuster danced on Buffalo's logo at midfield in warmups. While the Bills took Smith-Schuster's antics personally, the Steelers wideout refuses to stop being himself. During a conversation about his pregame dances, Smith-Schuster made it clear he isn't going to refrain from dancing in future games.

Via Brian Batko of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:

“I’m just having fun, doing myself. At the end of the day, as long as we go out there and play … yes, we lost, they had a few words to say, and it is what it is. I’m not going to stop doing it.”

Since Pittsburgh's game against the Dallas Cowboys in November, Smith-Schuster has made a TikTok video of him dancing on the opposing team's logo. With teams searching for ways to get motivated for games, the Bills used Smith-Schuster's choice to dance on their logo as fuel for Sunday night's contest.

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Of course, the Bills would end up defeating the Steelers, handing Pittsburgh a second consecutive loss after beginning the season 11-0. While he did dance before the game kicked off, Smith-Schuster pointed out that he refrained from celebrating after scoring a touchdown in the game:

“All I could think about was we need to score, get the ball back and try to score again, try to win the game,” Smith-Schuster said. “Not so much, ‘Let me go ahead and dance.’ When you’re down like that, why dance?”

Smith-Schuster is one of those players who is attempting to boost his following on social media by remaining active on TikTok and other social media sites. Despite the attention it has brought to the Steelers, it's apparent that Smith-Schuster isn't going to stop showing off his pregame dance moves.

Pittsburgh visits the Cincinnati Bengals next for Monday Night Football, so Smith-Schuster will likely have the dance moves out again.