Ben Affleck, Jennifer Lopez Redo Iconic Booty Grab From 'Jenny From The Block' Music Video

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez redid an iconic scene from her hit single "Jenny from the Block" while aboard a yacht for her birthday.

The "On the Floor" singer turned 52 Saturday. She made her relationship with Affleck Instagram official by sharing a series of bikini photos, including a snap of her and Affleck kissing passionately.

The couple also made a cheeky flashback during the same outing. The "Justice League" star was photographed caressing Lopez's booty just like the way he did in her 2002 "Jenny From the Block" music video, as shown in the photos obtained by TMZ Sunday. In other pictures shared by the outlet, the lovers, who reignited their romance in May, can be seen making out and cuddling.

The photos immediately received various reactions from the netizens.

"So Ben Affleck is looking hot and awake… all he needed was that booty to bring him back life! thanks @JLo doing the Goddesses work," one tweeted with a clip of Lopez hugging Affleck from a previous interview.

"This is deranged but also brilliant but also ridiculous but also fascinating," author Zeba Blay wrote on Twitter with a side-by-side photos of Affleck grabbing Lopez's behind from the music video and during their recent sighting.

"Some things do last forever...Bennifer @JLo @BenAffleck," one fan shared on Twitter along with a clip of the couple's throwback photos and recent pictures after they got back together two months ago.

"Bennifer is IMMORTAL," another commented.

Lopez and Affleck reunited just weeks after she and Alex Rodriguez called off their engagement. The "Hustlers" star assured her fans that they do not need to worry about her because she is having "the best time of my life" right now.

Lopez moved to California from Miami after she got back with Affleck. Although some felt that their romance was happening too quickly, the pair, who dated between 2002 and 2004, didn't feel that way at all.

"The past few months have been a real whirlwind," an unnamed source told Us Weekly. "They’re well aware some cynics still look at it as a big flashy attention grab and roll their eyes at the speed of it all, but it doesn’t faze them one iota. They’re fully committed to taking the next steps and spending the rest of their lives together."