NFL Vikings Perform ‘We’re All in This Together’ High School Dance

The Minnesota Vikings prove they know how to go!

NFL player Camryn Bynum26, led a well-organized dance with his teammates during their game against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, December 29.

Dressed in their football gear at the end, the players gave a perfect rendition of the famous song “We’re All in This Together” High School Musical.

SportsCenter shared photos of the Viking dance compared to actual scenes from the Disney movie via X on Sunday, December 29.

“The Vikings hit “We’re All Together” for the High School Musical 😂👏,” the clip was captioned.

The famous film, released in 2006, starred Vanessa Hudgens,36, and Zac Efron37, in their breakout roles before they were considered superstars. After seeing the clip, the music stars gave the NFL team’s dance a stamp of approval.

Sharing photos and the latest news article via her Instagram Story on Sunday, December 29, Hudgens showed her approval by adding four clapping emojis and a smiley face emoji.

Efron also took to social media to applaud the Vikings’ move. The actress similarly shared photos on her Instagram Story hours after Hudgens and simply captioned it, “Nailed it!!”

The Vikings are as well known for their well-organized field parties as they are for their football games.

Last week, a different Disney dance got the Viking treatment when players learned the dance moves that appeared Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam.

Bynum shared a behind-the-scenes clip on X on Sunday, December 22 of himself and his co-stars Josh Metellus, Byron Murphy Jr., Harrison Phillips again Theo Jackson practicing the hand movements and footwork of Camp Rock the dance. They later danced on the football field at a game against the Seattle Seahawks.

“’CAMP Rock!!!!’ Behind the scenes 😂🎬🎬🎬 90’s kids this is for you all! 😂🔥,” he captioned the clip.

It’s not just Disney movies that Bynum finds inspiration from. In November, Bynum paid tribute to the viral Olympic breakdancer The Raygun with his celebratory dance following the game’s encounter.

After Bynum took over as the quarterback of the Jacksonville Jaguars Mac Jones and defended the Vikings’ 12-6 victory in November’s game, reenacting Raygun’s 2024 Paris Olympics dance in incredible detail.

After the match, the footballer told the media that the gesture was in honor of the Australian Olympian.

“I’m a big fan,” Bynum said. “He went out there, he had fun. That’s what I do on the field.”