Maryland Terrapins players Jaylen Brantley and Jared Nickens kicked off a worldwide dance craze last month.
They challenged people via their Instagram to do their own videos set to Ghost Town DJ's "My Boo" and it's amazing.
So many people are joining the craze that "My Boo" — first released in 1996 — has actually reappeared on the iTunes charts.
It started spreading among college athletes, like in this one.
Which was quickly one-upped by Rutgers.
But it didn't stop at the college level; the Dodgers tried one, hoping a giant bag of popcorn would help them stand out.
How do you celebrate the snapping of a 6 game losing streak?!#runningmanchallenge!!!!
Rob Gronkowski did one.
The Gronkowski's try out a new move during their workout... #RunningManChallenge (via gronk/Instagram) https://t.co/imamkFyFCU
The Cleveland Cavaliers tried one too.
Kyrie Irving and Iman Shumpert (#Cavs) #RunningManChallenge https://t.co/AN9wLB88cX
Although all of them were put to shame by the Golden State Warriors dance team.
The @GSWDanceTeam & Jr. Jam squad cut loose at practice 😎 #RunningManChallenge https://t.co/yfPHqvv0fC
Fifth Harmony's Dinah-Jane Hansen did a pretty great running man video in a parking garage.
#RunningManChallenge 😜😂 just for fun
But everyone's doing the running man and there are so many good ones.
#RunningManChallenge cheer style 😹 Ft. @_chelseaacote and @Jillianflips8
And if you're going to try it at home, just make sure you're not near any low ceilings.
So this happened
This kid went overboard in the best way.
My #RunningManChallenge 💃🏻💃🏻😎😄
Moms are doing the running man challenge.
My mom killed the #RunningManChallenge 😂😂
Babies are killing it.
Running Man Challenge baby edition 😂
