After recently being eliminated from So You Think You Can Dance Australia, thirty year old Sermsah Bin Saad takes the challenges of answering GenQ's 20 Questions. In his interview, Sermsah discusses his time on dance, his families huge involvement in it all and there's something about Paul Walker...

What’s your star sign? Pisces

What human traits do you find offensive? Rascism, Disrespect, jealousy

What was your main reason for auditioning for SYTYCD? My family called me and said that I would have a good chance and my sister paid for my ticket to come over and audition!

Describe your time on Dance in 3 words.. challenging, competitive and surreal

How would you describe your dance style? Wild, intriguing, honest

How long have you been dancing for? Professionally, since I was about 19 years old (I started training when I was 17).

Other than dancing, what do you like to do in your spare time? Eat, go to the movies, watch tv, play pool, swim and go to the beach

Who inspires you? My mother, siblings, Tracy Chapman, Russell Page, Stephen Page and Bernadette Walong

What’s the first thing you notice about boys/girls? Their gender

What’s your favourite music to dance to? Prodigy, Pendulum, Infected Mushroom, Audioslave

Scary movies or happy endings? Both

A night in on the couch or an all night bender? Both!

Do you ever get stage fright? All the time but once I start I'm usually in my zone from there on.

If you could dance with anyone, who would it be? Janet Jackson or Madonna

What was your favourite memory of your time on SYTYCD? It was during Top 100 week when we danced for the group challenge and we did a piece that we dedicated to the ones we lost.

Use three words to describe yourself. Sensitive, passionate, determined.

Which TV show can’t you do without? Family Guy or Krank Yankers

Favourite music album? Prodigy Greatest Hits

If you could take only three things to a deserted island what would they be? A thrownet, some matches and a fishing line

Who would you turn gay/straight for? Paul Walker/Eva Mendes

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