For all that Full House and Fuller House vets Jodie Sweetin, John Stamos and others may have had issues early on with embracing their sitcom fandoms as not to feel typecast, the stars have long since put aside such worries and have seemingly spent just as much time together appearing at fan conventions as they did filming together for the Netflix sequel series. The get-togethers almost always lead to fun stories (like Dave Coulier’s on-set farting) and videos, and the ‘90s-infused clip below is no exception.
The aforementioned Coulier, currently in remission from two cancer battles in recent years joined former co-stars John Stamos, Lori Loughlin, Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber at The Nostalgia Con in Orlando over the weekend, where they took pics with fans and made lots of ‘90s sitcom-lovers’ dreams come true. Especially for whichever fan had the very specific dream of wanting to see the cast attempt a synchronized social media video to the tune of C+C Music Factory’s “Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now).”
No need to avoid falling backwards into a 1990s rabbit hole. Just hit play below and let the vibes consume you like a freshly cracked-open can of Surge.
This is a squad that knows a thing or two about dancing, and dancing together. For one, both Full House and Fuller House were filled with musical sequences that highlighted a range of choreography styles. Remember Jesse's various music videos for "Forever" with the...well, it's probably best not to remember the version that didn't get made.
But even beyond that, Jodie Sweetin was a competitor on Dancing with the Stars in Season 22, though she injured herself on the set. John Stamos' dancing skills have been documented on all kinds of stages and projects, including Beach Boys concerts and Little Mermaid's live TV musical (though he'll likely never appear on DWTS). Coulier is less of a serious dancer, but brings out those skills with Stamos on occasion, and the same goes for Lori Loughlin, whose daughter Olivia Jade has shared videos of her mom's footwork in the past.
To be expected, the comment section was flooded with fans who absolutely adored the video and had nothing but love oozing from their fingertips and keyboards.
- Jesse has the same moves he had on the show - @fiery_gumption
- John’s STILL got it🔥 - @dorna_roses
- The only cast thats not currently on tv, that is ALWAYS together lol i love it!!!! But yall stay on my tv tuh lol - @xxinteriorbeautyxx
- No one is in sync lol So fun - @boysboysboys38
- This is the best thing ever 😂❤️ - @liz_hale18
- Miss you guys !!!!! Do it gibbler style - @steveo_75_559
- Aunt Becky still a complete dime! - @dsruane23
- Have mercy! - @zack111783
- Missing Bob ❤️ - @carbuckettyunderstudy
Understandably, perhaps, quite a few commenters were inquiring about the absence of Candace Cameron Bure, with some other fans chiming in with their takes on why she wasn't involved, though it's unclear if any behind-the-scenes drama is to blame for it. Still others questioned why Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen weren't involved, but that question is far less understandable, given they haven't been part of that world since the original show ended. As cool as it would be for them to break that stream with a one-time appearance to dance to C+C Music Factory, I dare say it'll never happen.
Fuller House can be streamed in full via Netflix subscription, while fans can stream the OG series via Hulu subscription and/or Disney+ subscription
