TikTok star Nathan Apodaca’s latest fans? Stevie Nicks and Shakira

This is not a drill: Stevie Nicks has re-created Nathan Apodaca’s viral TikTok video to the tune of Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams.� Well, sort of.

On Tuesday, Nicks put her own spin on the popular video featuring Apodaca drinking Cran-Raspberry Ocean Spray while skateboarding down an Idaho highway. Nicks’ mellower version sees the music icon, 72, seated at her piano, lacing up a pair of white roller skates over black tights while singing along — to her younger self — on vinyl.

And in case the inspiration wasn’t clear, a bottle of Ocean Spray juice is just chilling on the hardwood floor between Nicks and her record player.

“Afternoon vibe,� she modeled her caption after Apodaca’s trademark “Morning Vibe.� “Lace ‘em up!�

Nicks is the second member of Fleetwood Mac to join TikTok for the sole purpose of participating in the “Dreams� challenge. Earlier this month, her bandmate Mick Fleetwood, 73, also got in on the fun with a near-exact replica of Apodaca’s skateboarding stunt, which has amassed more than 11 million views on the Gen Z-facing platform.

In fewer than 24 hours, Nicks’ video has already racked up more than 13 million views, including at least one from Fleetwood, who commented, “SN has arrived!� with heart and drumroll emojis. A “blessed� Apodaca also weighed in on Twitter with his catchphrase, “Steady Vibin.�

On Wednesday morning, Shakira, 43, became the latest recording artist to hop on the “Dreams� train, cruising down the road in a Vans beanie while sipping water instead of Ocean Spray. Moments later came Apodaca’s response to the “Hips Don’t Lie� hitmaker’s tweet: “@Shakira so blessed thank you like so so soda much.�

In addition to collecting more than 50.8 million views and spurring a new social-media challenge, Apodaca’s original, 20-second clip has also significantly boosted streams and sales for the 1977 Fleetwood Mac hit. Could it be a coincidence that Nicks decided to enter the conversation as the band’s 1977 album, “Rumours,� is poised to re-enter the top 10 of Billboard’s 200 Albums chart this week?

Perhaps. Either way, Apodaca is sure to keep on spreading joy and “steady vibin’.�

“Everybody always says ‘do more skating videos.’ … I just do me, basically,� he told The Times shortly after achieving overnight fame. “And it puts smiles on faces. And that’s what makes me happy about it.�