Born in St. Catharines, Ontario, Xavier Tu's journey in dance began in a household where music and dance were ever-present. Deeply influenced by the appearance of AAPI artists on "America’s Best Dance Crew," he took to YouTube, teaching himself the art of dance. This digital platform became his classroom, nurturing a growing passion that he carried through his academic years. Post-graduation, Xavier made a pivotal decision to leave his regular job and dive into the world of dance full-time.

His early career milestones are marked by significant roles in Disney's "Zombies" and "Sneakerella," as well as in Netflix’s "Work It." These appearances laid the groundwork for his expanding career, showcasing his talent in a variety of settings. Moreover, his prowess was not just confined to the screen; he also graced live stages, notably at the FIFA World Cup 2023, where he performed in half-time and closing ceremonies, and at various NBA and CFL games, representing teams like the Toronto Raptors and Toronto Argos.

Xavier's choreographic genius shone through in music videos for artists like Jon Vinyl, TOBi, and Crown Lands. His ability to tell stories through movement caught the eye of brands like Adidas FORUM, Nobis x Serge Ibaka, and Chips Ahoy, leading to collaborations that stretched his creative boundaries.

In the competitive dance arena, Xavier emerged as a formidable figure. He not only bagged the title of a 3x National Champion at HHI Canada but also clinched 'Best Hip Hop Performance' at The Dance Awards in Vegas 2022. These accomplishments speak volumes about his talent and dedication to his craft.

Beyond the dance studio, Xavier is a dedicated practitioner of mixed martial arts, a discipline that keeps him grounded. His journey from a regular job to a renowned figure in the dance world embodies his hard work, collaboration, and goal-oriented mindset. As an artist and mentor, Xavier continues to inspire and nurture the next generation of dancers, ensuring his legacy in the dance world continues to flourish.