Jay-Z and Rihanna Surprise Retirement Home With Gifts After Their Viral TikTok Dance

These seniors caught the musicians' attention with the recreation of Rihanna's Super Bowl halftime show.

These seniors' "work, work, work, work, work" paid off.

Late last month, a Kentucky senior living center went viral when some of its residents recreated Rihanna's iconic Super Bowl halftime dance. The talented group racked up over three million likes on TikTok, amassing a multitude of fans, which happen to include the superstar herself, as well as rapper Jay-Z.

The dance, conceptualized by employees Paige and Maitlin, featured nine ladies dressed in white who each stepped out of the way as the camera descended on the final woman in the back of the line, dressed all in red. She turned around, microphone in hands, lip-syncing to "Rude Boy" as she grooved to the beat of the track.

Understandably, the internet couldn't get enough of the wholesome content.

View the original article to see embedded media.

"Now that was a show! Hell yessssss 🥰," one comment read, while another viewer wanted to know, "Do we have to wait until we're seniors to live there?"

Somehow the short clip landed on the two musicians' For You Pages, and they had to send the newly-minted celebrities some love of their own.

Jay-Z sent a beautiful bouquet of red roses on Feb. 27, with a note that read, "We Love The Tik Tok Here At Roc Nation!" (Roc Nation is the entertainment agency founded by the rapper, which also happens to rep the "Disturbia" singer.)

View the original article to see embedded media.

This past weekend, Rihanna followed suit, having a gorgeous bouquet of white roses delivered to the center with a note reading, "You Ladies Dance Was Amazing. Love Roc Nation."

View the original article to see embedded media.

Fans were touched by the two stars' grace, with one writing, "It is so beautiful and such a kind gesture to have been recognized for your performance by Rihanna & JayZ ! Great job ladies!"

"Recognition big time!" wrote another.

"I know they’re soaking this all up, this is priceless," a third mused, while another called for the NFL to get involved, writing, "Now for 2024 halftime show.. NFL, step up and get them on your calendar."

We can get behind that!