Paramedics from London Ambulance Service are the latest emergency workers to take on the #runningmanchallenge dance craze.
On Tuesday, a video of Kingston police officer PC Daniel Graham went viral as he body-popped his way through the running man challenge.
The London Ambulance Service crew was challenged by their counterparts in New Zealand to have a go themselves.
The team posted a video yesterday afternoon, featuring one paramedic attempting CPR before getting up to dance.
He's joined by other paramedics who step out of the ambulances, and the patient on the floor takes part too.
Another paramedic even pushes a wheeled stretcher through the dancefloor.
The LAS said the video was filmed by some off duty paramedics in Brent.
A comment on the video said: "We've accepted the #RunningManChallenge from our ambulance colleagues in New Zealand.
"Thanks to our off duty ambulance crews in Brent who busted some moves and threw some interesting shapes.
"We'd like to challenge our voluntary responder colleagues at St John, the doctors who work with our paramedics on London's Air Ambulance and the South Australian Ambulance Service to take up the#RunningManChallenge."
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