Kids often forget that their parents used to have full, fun lives before their kids came along.

They hung out with friends, went to parties, and danced the night away.

Eventually they settled down and became parents, but that doesn't mean they still aren't capable of doing some of the things they did back in the day.

The younger crowd tends to think that their parents aren't cool anymore, but they need to remember that their moms and dads really were the cool kids at one point.

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They could probably even teach their kids a thing or two.

After watching her mom show of some cool dance moves, one youngster definitely learned that her mom wasn't nearly as lame as she might have thought.

Noelle Miner got to see her mom show off some eclectic hip hop moves at a recent dance convention.

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When her mom takes the floor, you can hear Noelle talking about getting to see if her mom could dance.

The group taking the floor is full of middle-aged men and women, including Noelle's mom.

Noelle clicks the phone to start recording the performance.

The music starts and her mom wasted no time in finding her groove.

As Noelle's mom swings her hips to the beat, she could start to see a glimpse of what her mom was all about.

The dancers go into full choreographed moves and Noelle is shocked.

"She's my inspiration," one teen screeched.

Pretty soon the dancers kick it up a notch and the whole crowd is cheering.

Noelle's mom nailed every single move with precision and left her daughter completely stunned.

We're betting from now on Noelle sees her mom in a completely different way.

Check out her dance moves in the video below and be sure to share it with your family and friends.

What an inspiration!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUd4hHq14YU

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