NEYMAR cheered on Brazilian newcomers Richarlison and Andreas Pereira as they sang songs during their induction to the senior team.
Paris Saint-Germain's world-record signing was in fits of laughter as the pair demonstrated their singing and dancing abilities to the rest of the squad.
Music-themed initiations have become a big thing for teams in recent years, allowing new members to break the ice with their fellow players.
And Everton star Richarlison, who has been given the No 9 shirt by Brazil, looked right at home as he showcased some of his silky dance moves.
Meanwhile, Manchester United midfielder Pereira also looked comfortable as he treated pals to some of his singing.
And the pair will be hoping to make their debuts when Brazil take on the USA this Saturday before hosting El Salvador next week.
Boss Tite has made numerous changes to his squad after suffering World Cup heartbreak in July.
Despite being tipped as one of the pre-tournament favourites, Brazil were dumped out of the tournament by Belgium in the quarter-finals.
It's led to a number of new faces making Tite's latest squad, with Richarlison and Pereira also joined by the likes of Porto right-back Eder Militao, Gremio attacker Everton and Flamengo midfielder Lucas Paqueta.
There are also numerous players involved who did not make the World Cup squad, such as Juventus left-back Alex Sandro, Liverpool midfielder Fabinho and Cruzeiro centre-back Dede.