This Video of Victoria Beckham Dancing Through NYC Streets Is Pure Gold

last updated 13 August 2019

Victoria Beckham is not like a regular mom—she's a cool mom. Need proof? Her son Brooklyn posted an amazing video of her dancing through Times Square in New York City to the tune of "Stayin' Alive," the classic Bee Gees hit from the '70s. The result is probably the most enjoyable minute-long video we've seen in quite some time. "My mum is bringing fashion to the streets," Brooklyn captioned the photo. What better way to let off some steam after her NYFW show earlier this week?

Beckham literally turns heads as she makes her way down the sidewalk, and even stops to dance with someone in a Cookie Monster costume. (Bet you never expected to read that sentence, right?). Brooklyn appropriately ended his Insta caption with the hashtag #coolmum. We couldn't agree more, Brooklyn.

Watch Victoria Beckham dance her way through New York City streets in the Instagram video below!

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