The Minnesota Vikings’ defense stole the spotlight on Sunday – not just with their on-field performance, but with an unforgettable dance routine inspired by High School Musical.

The celebration came during their dramatic 27-25 win over the Green Bay Packers, following a key turnover in the first quarter.

The play began with Jerry Tillery forcing Packers running back Josh Jacobs to fumble, allowing Camryn Bynum to recover the ball and shift momentum in favor of the Vikings. After the turnover, the defense gathered near the end zone and delivered a well-rehearsed performance of “We’re All In This Together,” the classic hit from Disney’s 2006 movie.

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The performance wasn’t just a hit with fans-it caught the attention of High School Musical stars.

Vanessa Hudgens, who played Gabriella Montez in the film, praised the team for their creative nod to the beloved series. Zac Efron, known for his role as Troy Bolton, also weighed in.

“Nailed it,” Efron posted.

The Vikings even shared rehearsal footage leading up to the big moment, showing how much effort went into perfecting the routine.

Bynum, who has had a standout season with three interceptions and two fumble recoveries, is no stranger to viral celebrations. This year alone, he’s performed a handshake from The Parent Trap, a White Chicks dance battle, and an homage to Olympic breakdancer Raygun.

With the Vikings already locked into a playoff spot, fans can look forward to more creative celebrations. Bynum, known for keeping a repertoire of routines ready, will likely have more surprises in store as the postseason unfolds.

The Vikings’ blend of athleticism and theatrical flair has made them a team to watch-not just for their gameplay, but for their ability to turn turnovers into moments of pure entertainment. Whether you’re a football fan or a Disney enthusiast, one thing’s for sure: the Vikings are all in this together.