Austin Mahone Does Some ‘Dirty Work’ On ‘Pitbull’s New Year’s Revolution’

Leave it to Austin Mahone to heat up Miami! The singer rang in the new year on Pitbull’s New Year’s Revolution with an incredible performance of ‘Dirty Work.’ We’re ready to celebrate 2016 now!

Austin Mahone has had an incredible year, and he made sure everyone ended 2015 on a high note, just like him! The hottie stunned the audience at Pitbull’s New Year’s Revolution in Miami, letting loose with an insane performance of “Dirty Work.” We’re in love!

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Wow! Austin not only has some serious pipes, he’s an amazing dancer, too! Austin busted up the stage with some incredible moves that left us breathless. It’s insane that he can belt out a sultry song like “Dirty Work” and dance his heart out at the same time! Wearing an orange jacket and a cute baseball hat, Austin looked like the boy next door — but his moves were too sexy to handle. He owned that stage!

While Austin’s performance of “Dirty Work” was spectacular, we couldn’t help but hold out hope that he’d perform the new duet off his EP This Is Not The Album (clever!) with his other ex, Becky G! Austin teased the new song, “Rollin” on December 15 when he announced the release of the EP. There are plenty of awesome collaborations, but that was definitely the one that piqued our interest the most! Though Austin and Becky broke up in August 2015, they’re clearly on good terms; it would have been amazing to see her burst out on stage!

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We were wondering what Pitbull was thinking when he signed up both Austin and his ex, Camila Cabello, to perform at his Miami New Year’s Eve celebration! But it turns out Pitbull’s a genius; seeing both singers totally set the roof on fire during one show made for a night to remember. No bad blood between these two — at least that we saw. New year, new relationships!

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HollywoodLifers, what did you think about Austin’s NYE performance? Tell us in the comments!