WATCH: LSU Tigers' viral 2019 national championship video at White House resurfaces amid busy offseason for Brian Kelly

LSU Tigers coach Brian Kelly has been keeping himself busy this offseason. Last season, he helped the Tigers secure a 10-3 overall campaign while also emerging as the victors of the ReliaQuest Bowl.

With key talents like Jayden Daniels, Malik Nabers and Brian Thomas Jr. transitioning into the NFL this year, Kelly has focused on bringing in top prospects to build a strong 2025 recruiting class.

Amid this offseason recruitment, the LSU Tigers are the talk of the town for another reason. When the Tigers were the undefeated national champions during the 2019 season under Ed Oregon, their TikTok dance at the White House went viral. The video of the 2019 roster enjoying their time at the White House has resurfaced once again.

Players from the 2019 roster, including Justin Jefferson, did the 'Get That Gat' challenge at the White House. All were dressed in suits as they showed off their dance moves to the tune of Lil Elt's song. They were joined by Gemi Bordelon, wife of former LSU offensive guard Ben Bordelon.

Here's the video:

The 2019 Tigers roster is arguably considered one of the best teams in college football, as it included NFL stars like Joe Burrow, Ja'Marr Chase andJustin Jefferson. Under Ed Oregon, the Tigers cruised past every team that season.

LSU became the SEC champions by defeating the Georgia Bulldogs in the title game. They beat Oklahoma in the CFP semifinal game before beating the Clemson Tigers in the final to win the natty.

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LSU lands commitment from four-star DL Zion Williams

Brian Kelly and the Tigers have landed the commitment of another defensive player this offseason. Coming out of Lufkin High School, four-star DL Zion Williams has verbally committed to play in Baton Rouge.

After visiting the program thrice this year, Williams heaped praise on LSU's defensive line coach Bo Davis who joined the program ahead of the 2024 season:

"I feel like Coach Bo had my best intentions and wants to get me to a position where I can support a family when I have one.

"It meant a lot to me when he says he thinks I have a 3-year potential, but I'll get a degree before I leave. I feel like me and him are going to have a great relationship regardless if I play for him or not."

The six-foot-five, 330 lb Williams is the second DL, after four-star DE LaJesse Harrold, to join Kelly's 2025 recruiting class.

With the addition of Zion Williams, the program has 13 commitments for the 2025 recruiting class. They are also focusing on bringing in more offensive firepower.