Key Takeaways:

• Fetty Wap appeared in a TikTok dance with Gia Giudice simply two weeks after his early jail launch.
• The duo joined the “Big Guy” development, initially created by Louis Da Silva and soundtracked by Ice Spice.
• Fans reacted with shock and nostalgia, referencing each stars’ viral pasts and calling the second “Jersey [as f**k].”

Fetty Wap is dwelling and clearly having fun with himself. On Tuesday (Jan. 20), Gia Giudice shared a clip of herself and the “My Way” rapper collaborating within the viral TikTok development soundtracked by Ice Spice’s “music-video-spongebob-soundtrack”>Big Guy.”

Created by Louis Da Silva, the dance problem initially featured a single individual flexing to the observe’s “SpongeBob, big guy, pants okay” lyrics. However, it’s since advanced right into a two-person model, the place one individual hides behind the opposite and extends their arms to create the phantasm of outsized biceps earlier than they swap locations.

“This is 2016,” Giudice captioned the video in reference to the present wave of celebrities sharing throwback images and movies. Coincidentally, that yr got here proper after Fetty’s breakout run with “Trap Queen,” “679” and “Again,” to say a number of singles. Check out the publish beneath.

In the feedback part, loads of folks joked about how shocking however enjoyable it’s to see Fetty and Giudice hyperlink up. “[I] did not see this collab coming,” one individual wrote. Another consumer hilariously added, “Ok, I need Fetty to do a remix of ‘Waking Up in the Morning,’” referencing Giudice’s viral moment from “The Real Housewives of New Jersey.”

“This is Jersey [as f**k],” a separate reply learn. Someone else identified, “If you have no clue how she knows Fetty Wap, you didn’t watch the show and it’s time to catch up.”

Fetty was launched from jail roughly 11 months early, on Jan. 8, and is predicted to serve the rest of his sentence in dwelling confinement. As Rap-Up previously reported, he pleaded responsible to at least one rely of conspiracy to own and distribute 500 grams or extra of cocaine.

In a press release following his launch, the “Trap Queen” hitmaker stated, “I want to thank my family, friends and fans for the love, prayers and continued support — it truly means everything to me.” He added, “I’m committed to moving forward with purpose and making a meaningful impact where it matters most.”