'Sex And The City' Alum Kristin Davis Is In Her 'Nara Smith Era'

Nara Smith is a whole vibe!

"Sex and the City" alum Kristin Davis channeled her inner Nara Smith when she was craving some chewing gum. Although there are some similarities between the two fashion-conscious women "making" gum, there is one major difference. However, Davis' fans were all in for the fun!

Smith, a viral TikTok content creator, has captured a ton of attention with her cooking demo videos. One that recently received more than 42 million views also grabbed Davis' attention - Smith making chewing gum from scratch. Davis was inspired to create her own gum-making demo in true Nara Smith fashion.

Davis, 59, shared her video on Instagram and TikTok with Smith's original narration.

"My sister's in town to visit and she was craving gum so bad, but she ran out so I just decided to make her some myself," Smith said.

"I laid down some wax paper and poured some powdered sugar on top creating little wells. I then heated up my gum base and some corn syrup before it was all melted before pouring it into the wells I created."

During Smith's narration, Davis is seen putting down wax paper and then grabbing a bowl. She then opened up various packs of gum and put the pieces into the bowl. (But don't worry, she did it very Nara Smith-like.)

Davis captioned her parody on Instagram: "Would anyone like a piece of gum?" And over on TikTok, she captioned her video duet, "I think I crushed it!!"

Viewers on TikTok had some fun in the comment section.

"Nara Smith is on another level...never had the urge to make gum," one person wrote. Another added, "I felt Charlotte was doing this. You did amazing Kristin."

On Instagram, the vibe was the same in the comment section.

"OMG Charlotte would have been starting these trends on social media first for sure," one person shared. Another said, "This is a whole mood and I am LIVING FOR IT."

Smith seems to know how to make anything and everything from scratch and her more than 7 million TikTok followers enjoy watching her cooking demos. Her gum video was a big hit with more than 52,000 comments!

"You are the definition of 'we have food at home,'" one person shared in the comment section. Another said, "Bubble Gum from SCRATCH?! Oh, she’s ICONIC!"

And there were many other similar comments where those came from! Viewers are in awe that Smith just happened to have the ingredients necessary to make homemade gum.

"Who has gum base lying around at home?" one person pointed out. Another added, "During all my years on earth I've never seen someone make homemade bubble gum. Nara, you are a one-of-a-kind girl." And one other viewer hilariously wrote, "Even Google comes here for such information."

Davis isn't only up on viral trends and videos, but she also knows her stuff when it comes to internet slang. She recently shared a video on social media that proves she speaks the same language as the younger generation who uses all the newer slang terms.

"What do you think, she ate, means?" Davis was asked. She responded, "Oh, that means she looked amazing in the picture. She posed really great."

When asked what "slay" means, Davis said, "Slay? Oh, so similar. I have a 12-year-old, you know? You slay all day. You know, it means you're like, you're together, you look fantastic, you feel fantastic."

The quiz continued with rizz, period, slay boots, mother, and a few others.

"The next one's cap," Davis was told. She responded, "That's cap. Cap or no cap. What does it stand for, though?" Davis responded.

After saying she learned from her 12-year-old, she said she's going to tell her about some of the slang words she was just quizzed on.

Viewers got in on the fun in the comment section.

"Charlotte you ate," one person wrote. Another viewer shared, "Slay Miss Charlotte." And another said, "You’re so mother for this!"