After going viral on social media earlier this season by paying homage to the “The Parent Trap” in London, Cam Bynum and Josh Metellus provided quite the encore on Sunday afternoon at U.S. Bank Stadium.

This time around Bynum and Metellus went with an ode to “White Chicks” starring brothers Marlon Wayans and Shawn Wayans.

After recording an interception near midfield, Metellus immediately raced to the end zone, where Bynum was waiting to put their plan into action. They proceeded to recreate the dance battle from the 2004 cult classic, fully equipped with the showstopper that featured Metellus flipping Bynum.

“That’s why we play the game,” Metellus said. “I’m out there having fun playing with my brothers. I enjoy every single second of it. When we’re making plays it makes it even that much more fun.”

This particular celebration from Bynum and Metellus has been a few weeks in the making.

They watched the clip from “White Chicks” together as a way to prepare and practiced the choreography a number of times by themselves.

“It’s almost like studying film,” Bynum said. “You expect to make plays so we always want to be ready.”

As soon as they had it down pat, Bynum and Metellus simply had to wait for somebody to get their hands on a ball.

“We’ve been on a little bit of a dry spell when it comes to interceptions so it was nice for him to get that,” Bynum said. “We knew eventually we’d be able to get that celebration off.”

That interception from Metellus helped spark the Vikings and they rolled to a 42-21 win over the Atlanta Falcons.

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