Zedd has been known to throw outrageous dance parties at his shows, and tonight's performance at the 2014 MTV Movie Awards should be no different.

Zedd will be performing his song "Find You" from the "Divergent" soundtrack with Miriam Bryant and Matthew Koma. Ellie Goulding is also performing her "Divergent" song "Beating Heart."

While you may be expecting confetti and lasers, I have something else in mind — something crazier, foxier, sexier and ... more sensitive? Here they are: my predictions for Zedd's performance.

Live Animals
Sure, Zedd might've done that song "Clarity" with Foxes, but he's never performed with actual foxes. Imagine a bunch of red, fluffy foxes sprinting onstage right as the beat dropped. Or Megan Fox. That'd be fun too.

Laser Cats
No EDM show is complete without lasers. Let's take it a step further and say that Zedd's going to have lasers... but they're going to shoot out of the eyes of giant cats. Yeah.

When Doves Cry
During the show, balloons will float down from the rafters. Each balloon will have a white dove in it. As the balloons pop, the doves will flock away, crying single tears onto the crowd as they fly out a secret door.

Things Will Get Orchestral
Maybe you don't know this, but Zedd is a classically trained musician. And while we've seen him ditch his synth and mixers for piano in the acoustic "Stay the Night" video, it would be insane if came onstage with a full orchestra.

Crazy Cameos
It wouldn't be a full stunt unless Movie Awards ...

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