In case you needed any more proof that Drake Bell and Josh Peck have made-up, look no further than this video.
The pair reached a rocky patch this summer after Drake spoke out about being "snubbed" from Josh's recent wedding, leading to rumours of a feud between the two who pretty much made our childhoods with the Nickelodeon series Drake & Josh.
However, they seemed more than happy to see each other on August 27 as Josh surprised his former TV co-star at the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs) over the weekend in a vlog.
"Holy shit," Drake exclaims as Josh ambushes him, before the two demand haters "lay off" off them and their apparent feud.
"You're welcome, childhood," Josh later adds, before Drake admits that "this just feels right". We totally agree.
Also in the video, Josh says that it was "about a friendship that needed just a little bit of TLC," though things got just a little awkward when fellow vlogger David Brovik interrupts.
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"And the wedding was pretty great," he says of the thing that sparked it all, with Josh joking, "David, Jesus Christ!" as Drake cringes.
The two also posted an emotional hug photo to their respective Instagram accounts after the VMAs, simply captioning it "hug me".
Drake previously admitted that he regretted sending the original tweets that sparked concern among Drake & Josh fans, saying the pair had made peace.
"I saw on social media, the wedding, and I didn't hear about it. So, it was just one of those things where it was just like, 'You didn't even tell me?! I had to find out on social media?'" he explained.
"I was really surprised and what I was more surprised at how the fans went after Josh. That bummed me out because I was reading the comments and thinking, 'Wait a minute, you know, I can say it but you can't!'"
He added: "It is what it is dude. I love the kid. I would work with him until I'm 80 years, you know."
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