Michelle Obama shows some serious moves on the Fallon show
Her mom moves on the dance floor have been well-documented over the years, thanks to her Lets Move! program.
But on Thursday night, to celebrate the fifth anniversary of her fight against childhood obesity, Michelle Obama once again busted some moves, this time on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
In a segment called The Evolution of Mom Dancing Part 2, the pair partnered up once again to show off some self-made maneuvers to a cover of I Like The Way You Move.
It was a follow-up routine to a similar jaunt they did in 2013, in an attempt to inspire parents to get out and get moving with their kids.
Lets disco: Michelle Obama strutted her stuff on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Thursday night, in a follow-up routine to one they first did in 2013
OMG: Called The Evolution of Mom Dancing Part 2, the pair pulled some embarrassing 'mom moves'
Join in: First Lady Michelle Obama and Jimmy Fallon took it to the dance floor again during her appearance on The Tonight Show on Thursday night
Oh no you didn't: At the end of the routine, Fallon pulled a goofy move he called the 'Barack Obama'
Take this: But Michelle came back kicking, showing off an equally-awful jive called the 'Jimmy Fallon'
In dancing up a storm, the two demonstrated some jives they called 'You Go Girl' and 'Oh My God, I Didn't Know You Were Coming Here!'
But when Fallon pulled a silly move he called the 'Barack Obama', Michelle obviously hit back with a terrible take on Fallon himself.
The Let's Move! Initiative encourages people to eat better, be more active and healthier.
It was first launched in February 2010.
During a sit-down with Fallon, Michelle spoke of what she's achieved in the last five years, and her love of music.
'I have an iPod,' she said.
'I usually just put my earphones in in the car. I’m always listening to music. That’s the way I kind of settle myself.'
Initiative: Lets Move! is an anti-childhood obesity campaign that Michelle first launched in 2010
However music isn't something she necessarily shares with her daughters, Malia, 17, and Sasha, 14.
'Now I’m at the stage where my kids are introducing me to music and they’re like, ''You don’t wanna hear this mom - the language is too bad'',' she said.
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