Make like this Wellington family and get down with the 'Lockdown Boogie'. Photo / Jack Buchanan, YouTube
Obviously we're not allowed to go out to the clubs at the moment, but that hasn't stopped some people from getting down on the d-floor in their very own homes.
We've rounded up the best videos from around the country and the globe, to inspire you to get out of those trackpants (or heck, keep them on) and have a lockdown boogie.
This one's our personal favourite - a New Zealand-made music video about a family in lockdown has become an online sensation, and Kiwis are being challenged to make their own versions of it.
The "Family Lockdown Boogie" is the catchy tune that describes life in the same bubble as your immediate family.
It was created by Wellingtonian Jack Buchanan, who performs the song with his mum, dad and sister at their Wellington home where they are in isolation.
The choreography, by Anna Robinson, is complete with awkward dad moves and all.
Spy has the answer - Editor Ricardo Simich and Herald columnist Sinead Corcoran are hosting the isolation soiree you won't want to miss.
The virtual party is Thursday at 7pm. There will be cocktails and canapes (to make from the comfort of your own home) and a line-up of special guests - including Beauden and Hannah Barrett.
The full line-up and more details will be unveiled on Wednesday at spy.co.nz. Get red-carpet ready!
OPINION: This was no random triple course of overture, concerto and symphony.