Courteney Cox recreated her dance moves from the 1984 music video for Bruce Springsteen's hit song "Dancing in the Dark."
Cox, 59, did the impromptu performance for a new TikTok trend and shared a clip of it on social media on Sunday.
In the video, the "Friends" alum is wearing a blue sweater and jeans as she awkwardly dances to "Smalltown Boy" by Bronski Beat.
The words, "Asking my mom how she danced in the 80's," pop up on the screen.
Then, Cox suddenly rips her sweater off to reveal a "Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band" T-shirt, as she enthusiastically dances to "Dancing in the Dark."
The video also cuts to a clip of Cox and Springsteen, now 74, dancing on stage in the music video that came out 40 years ago.
"1980's dancing...in the dark," Cox captioned the clip.
Fans were obsessed with Cox revisiting her past and praised her 2024 dance moves.
"Welp. Now this trend can end. Courteney wins!" one person commented.
"This is genius! And you've still got the moves," another person said.
"Claim to fame classic indeed," a different fan wrote.
Some of Cox's celebrity friends commented as well, including Jennifer Garner who said, "You win!"
Cox was 20 years old when she was cast in the "Dancing in the Dark" music video by director Brian De Palma. She was pulled out of the crowd to dance on stage with Springsteen on the opening night of his Born in the USA tour in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
She looked back on the audition process in 2022 during an interview on The Howard Stern Show.
"I thought I was in the wrong place. I was like, 'I don't know what they're doing but I can't even bend my leg. This is it,' " she said. "I went into on Brian De Palma's office. He put on the music and said, 'Well, you dance.' And I thought, 'Right now? Here? In front of you? Just the two of us?' "
In 2017, Cox said in an interview with Off Camera that the music video "got me in the door to so many places," even though she didn't want to be the person picked by Springsteen to go on stage.
"I didn't want to dance in front of 30,000 people. It was a full concert, and we did the song twice, back to back," she recalled.
After the music video came out, Cox landed several guest roles on television before she was cast as Monica Geller in "Friends," which premiered in 1994 and shot her to worldwide fame and ran for 10 seasons.
