The former Spice Girls singer's son used the Face Swap app to star in one of the band's most famous music videos.
It looks like Brooklyn Beckham has what it takes to start is own band, well, sort of. The 22-year-old took to the Face Swap app to trade places with the Spice Girls, including his mom, Victoria Beckham, in their "Say You'll Be There" video.
In the hilarious clip, Brooklyn stars as Posh Spice, Baby Spice, Scary Spice, Sporty Spice and Ginger Spice, as they sing and dance to the hit track. He shared the video on his Instagram Story Tuesday, tagging his mom in the post.
"Oh gosh," he wrote alongside a laughing gif.
The Beckham family is all about the girl power band. Back in August, the 46-year-old fashion designer gave her 9-year-old daughter, Harper, her own Spice Girls nickname.
The adorable mother-daughter duo posed for a posh mirror selfie with Victoria rocking a little black dress, throwing up a peace sign.
"Kisses from posh and baby posh ✌🏼💕💕," Victoria captioned the sweet shot.
Her former Spice Girls bandmate, Emma Bunton (a.k.a Baby Spice) commented on the post, writing, "👧✌🏼"
Though Victoria didn't attend the Spice Girls United Kingdom 2019 reunion tour, she has made her love of the hit girl group clear. Bunton and fellow member, Geri Halliwell, both attended the 21st birthday party of Victoria's oldest son, Brooklyn Beckham, in March of 2020. Victoria's husband, David Beckham, also sang along to the Spice Girls in a sketch with James Corden during an appearance on The Late Late Show last summer.
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