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Dancing With The Stars<\/em> <\/a>competitors Scott Hoying<\/strong> and Rylee Arnold<\/strong> <\/a>busted a move to High School Musical\u2019s\u00a0<\/em> “Bop to the Top\u201d this week \u2013 and now Ashley Tisdale<\/strong> <\/a>is weighing in.<\/p>\n Tisdale, who famously performed the song as her character Sharpay in the Disney movie, took to TikTok<\/a> on Friday, October 10, to share her take on the reality TV show recreation.<\/p>\n The social media clip showed the singer sitting on a bed as she watched the performance<\/a> by Hoying, 34, and Arnold, 20, on her phone while being filmed by an unknown person.<\/p>\n \u201cOh my God, they actually did the dance moves,\u201d Tisdale, 40, said as she shared her reaction. \u201cThere\u2019s some moves that they\u2019re doing and some moves that are obviously ballroom stuff\u2026\u201d<\/p>\n Lucas Grabeel Says Ashley Tisdale Was \u2018So Sharpay\u2019 on \u2018High School Musical\u2019 Set: \u2018Pissed Me Off\u2019<\/a><\/p>\n While Tisdale was impressed that the pair followed many of the same choreographed moves from the actual movie, she did admit it was strange hearing a version of\u00a0 \u201cBop to the Top\u201d\u00a0 that wasn\u2019t performed by her.<\/p>\n \u201cIt\u2019s weird hearing someone else sing it though,\u201d Tisdale confessed.<\/p>\n Pentatonix singer, Hoying, and his dance partner, Arnold, took on the challenge of dancing salsa to the famous song as part of Dancing With The Stars<\/em>\u2019 Disney Night.<\/p>\n For their efforts, they scored 21 out of 30 points from the judges. It was enough to keep them in the competition. Hilaria Baldwin<\/strong> and Gleb Savchenko<\/strong> were ultimately eliminated from the show.<\/p>\n\n Eagle-eyed fans spotted Hoying seemingly subtly embodying the High School Musical<\/em> character Ryan Evans (the brother of Tisdale\u2019s Sharpay Evans) throughout the DWTS<\/em> episode.<\/p>\n A TikTok user shared a post pointing out that Hoying could be seen wearing a different hat in the background of each of his fellow contestants\u2019 post-dance interviews. The viewer suggested this is likely a nod to Ryan Evans, who wore similar hats in the High School Musical<\/em> films.<\/p>\n Tisdale starred in all three High School Musical<\/em> films, which were released in 2006, 2007 and 2008 respectively.\u00a0 She also portrayed the character in subsequent spinoff, 2011\u2019s Sharpay\u2019s Fabulous Adventure.<\/em><\/p>\n Despite being grateful for the gig, Tisdale has been open in the past about not necessarily wanting to reprise her role as Sharpay<\/a> any time soon.<\/p>\n