Earlier this week, we shared a clip from the new film Call Me By Your Name that features Armie Hammer, and to a lesser extent Timotheé Chalamet, getting down with their bad selves on the dance floor.

The film tells the story of a budding romance between a 24-year-old grad student (Hammer) and a 17-year-old Jewish-American boy (Chalamet), and judging by early reviews, it’s a real gem.

Since the dancing clip was released, the elves that live inside computers building memes have realized you can put any music to the clip and it still works — sometimes hilariously.

For reference, heres the original, set to Psychedelic Furs’ 1982 track “Love My Way”:

Spunky.

OK, now here are the altered versions featuring the likes of Rhianna, Taylor Swift, and even the Game of Thrones theme:

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Call Me By Your Name hits theaters November 24.

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