Vikings Safeties Go Viral With 'White Chicks' Dance Celebration After Interception

Camryn Bynum and Josh Metellus choreographed a movie-inspired dance to celebrate a key play in Minnesota's win over Atlanta.

Minnesota Vikings safeties Camryn Bynum and Josh Metellus recreated the iconic dance battle from the 2004 film 'White Chicks' after an interception during Sunday's game against the Atlanta Falcons.
The celebration followed Josh Metellus' second-quarter interception of former Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins, who now plays for Atlanta.
The Vikings defense has gained a reputation for elaborate celebrations, with Bynum previously going viral for routines inspired by 'The Parent Trap' and the Paris Olympics breakdancing competition.
Bynum and Metellus rehearsed the dance extensively, with Bynum revealing they spent 30 minutes perfecting the routine before the game.
The Vikings defeated the Falcons 42-21, marking Atlanta's fourth consecutive loss, as Cousins continues to struggle with turnovers this season.