Will Smith's Dopest Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Dance Moves

Updated on 9/10/2015 at 4:00 PM

We don't care what anybody says: Will Smith will always and forever be the Fresh Prince to us. During the show's six-season run, Will kept us laughing with his crazy antics, hilarious one-liners, and of course, epic dance moves. In honor of the show's 25th anniversary on Thursday, we've rounded up 27 of Will's best moves from the show, guaranteed to bring you endless amounts of joy. Keep reading to see them all now.

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Will Smith's Dopest Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Dance Moves

The "Just Got Paid, Friday Night" Running Man

The "My New Ride Is Way Too Fly" Wiggle

The "Wax On, Wax Off" Booty Pop

The "To the Left, to the Left" Top Hat and Cummerbund Shuffle

The "I Wanna Rock Right Now, My Name Is Will and I Came to Get Down" Drum Solo Dance

The "All I Could Do Was Cry" Linoleum Butterfly

The "Gimme More, I'm Down Here on the Floor" Advanced Running Man

The "Tina Turner Turn Up" Front Step

The "We Might Be Backup Dancers, but Let's Be Honest, We're the Real Stars Here" Side Shuffle

The "Let's Get This Party Started Right" Slide and Spin

The "I May Be Your Grandpa, but I Can Still Get Down" Butterfly

The "You Can Catch More Fly Honeys With Honey" Shake

The "I'm Gonna Dance Until You Dance" Shoulder Shuffle

The "99 Problems but a Twitch Ain't One" Side Step

The "I'm All Alone, Ain't Nobody Home" Celebratory Hip Thrust

The "Started From the Bottom, Now I'm Here" Hustle

The "Oh, This Is My Jam!" Leg Stomp

The "All Eyes on Me" Spinning Split

The "Teacher Becomes the Student" Cabbage Patch

The "I Should Really Be Working on This Chemistry Project, but I Needed a Dance Break" Arm Pump

The "Party Over Here!" Pink Hat Groove

The "I'm Not a Rockette, but I Can Still Rock It" Knee Pump

The "I'm So Excited, and I Just Can't Hide It" Arm Swing

The "Motown Philly, Back Again" Bop

The "I'm So Fancy, You Already Know" Staircase Swerve

The "Jump on It" Thrust and Grunt

The "I'm Not Too Cool to Do the Carlton" Carlton

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