The First Lady and the 'Tonight Show' host perform the 'Shimmy Twist', the 'Shush and Tush' and many others before Fallon recreates President Obama's signature dance move.
- Apr 4, 2015
AceShowbiz - It's been two years since Michelle Obama and Jimmy Fallon did "The Evolution of Mom Dancing" on the "Late Night" show. On Thursday, April 3, the two reunited on "The Tonight Show" for a second part of "The Evolution of Mom Dancing" to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the First Lady's "Let's Move!" campaign and its new #GimmeFive challenge.
Sporting matching pink sweater, Mrs. Obama and Fallon began with the "Shimmy Twist" before recreating other classic moves like the "Shush and Tush", the "Knock Knock", the "I Can Still Do This Dance Because My Arms Are in Shape" and the "Trying to Start a Conga Line".
When the comedian did the "Barack Obama" dance, the First Lady shook her head. She then responded by recreating the "Jimmy Fallon" which caused Fallon to walk off the stage. He later returned to join her to do his signature dance move.
When sitting down for an interview, she commented on the skit, "You just like me to be silly!" She jokingly praised Fallon's look in women's outfit, "You looked so cute in your little Talbots outfit. Isn't he a cute mom?"
They also talked about their love of music. "I'm always listening to music," she said. "That's the way I kind of settle myself." After Fallon said that he had been listening to The Wiggles because he's now a father of two kids, Mrs. Obama shared, "Now I'm at the stage where my kids [Malia Obama and Sasha Obama] are introducing me to music and they're like, 'You don't want to hear this, Mom. The language is too bad.' "
