The Boston Dynamics robots can parkour now and there is truly no escape

The Boston Dynamics robots just keep getting better. It’s a nightmare.

Can someone please stop Boston Dynamics? It’s pretty obvious they’re building robot death machines over there. Someone needs to stop this.

They’ve got robot dogs opening doors so we can’t hide in closets from them during their hostile takeover. They can jog, too, so we’re not out running them. And don’t even think about hiding up the stairs.

They even taught them how to dance so that when they’ve completed their takeover, they can dance on our graves.

And now, even if we try to get some height and hide, they don’t even need steps. They can just parkour their way up to us and get us out the paint.

Yup. That’s right. They taught the robots how to parkour.

These things are basically ninja death machines at this point, yo. Boston Dynamics must be stopped.

We have so much proof that this isn’t a great idea. The Terminator movies. iRobot. Transformers. And yet here we are, watching them develop these things right before our eyes.

Where is John Connor when you need him?

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The Boston Dynamics robots have learned how to dance and it’s terrifying

It’s really over for us.

Every single year without fail Boston Dynamics upgrades their humanoid robots giving them another skill that will aid them in their ultimate mission to rebel and destroy humankind.

The latest upgrade? Dance moves. The robots have, apparently, learned how to dance. They are now ready to dance on our graves when the time comes. Imagine it now — a group of robots, just busting the Cupid Shuffle on your neck. Wild, isn’t it?

The most terrifying part is they’re actually really good at it. Like, really really good. They dance better than some (maybe most?) humans. They’re on beat and everything.

They’re doing “the twist” y’all. It’s absolutely terrifying.

If you’re terrified by this latest upgrade, wait until you get a load of the rest of them.