Kylie Kelce and Sandra Bullock recreate Miss Congeniality Scene but with a Millennial Spin

Sandra Bullock teased her upcoming appearance on Kylie Kelce‘s podcast, Not Gonna Lie, by putting a millennial spin on her fan-favorite film.

The Wednesday, Sept. 2 teaser showed the Oscar winner, 62, recreating the crowning ceremony from Miss Congeniality, with Kelce, 34, joining in with her own take on the joke

In the 2000 comedy movie, Bullock’s Gracie Hart/Gracie Lou Freebush is named runner-up in the Miss United States pageant, and her close friend and Miss Rhode Island Cheryl (Heather Burns) is crowned the winner

But the undercover FBI special agent realizes a bomb is hidden in the tiara, and begins to aggressively warn Cheryl to not put it on by miming the shape of the crown. That doesn’t go according to plan, and chaos ensues as Gracie tackles Cheryl for the crown in the iconic on-screen moment.

In Kelce’s clip, the overlay text reads, “Gracie Lou Freebush trying to warn Miss Rhode Island the crown is a b*mb but she’s a millennial,” as Bullock recreates the same miming, trying to “warn” Kelce.

But Kelce, unaware of Gracie’s warnings, cheerfully makes a peace sign in response. Their miscommunication video is part of an ongoing social media trend in which younger workers flash a peace sign in response when their older employers make the “2” hand gesture to request two minutes or phone line two