They’re ready to bring GTL to the next Generation.

Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi and Jenni “JWoww” Farley would “Shore-ly” love to pass down their heels and hairspray and have their lookalike daughters star in a spinoff one day.

“They would be nightmares — but we would be so proud,” Polizzi told The Post from the red carpet for “Jersey Shore: Family Vacation,” which aired its ninth and final season on MTV Thursday.

The pals said if their mini-mes Giovanna and Meilani — who are now both 11 — choose to follow in their reality show footsteps, they’d definitely be on set keeping an eye on them.

“We would move in next door with binoculars,” Farley, 41, predicted.

“We would be executive producers, let’s be serious,” Polizzi, 38, added.

The duo also revealed when they’ll let their girls watch “Jersey Shore,” which aired from 2009 to 2012.

“That’s such a good question because their friends are starting to watch,” said Farley.

“[‘The Real Housewives of New Jersey’ star] Melissa Gorga’s daughter started watching her mom on TikTok, she’s 18. She’s reliving it. And that’s what I’m thinking. I’ll let Meilani record herself on TikTok watching.”

“Eighteen, I’m ok with that,” added Polizzi.

“I mean at 18 you can’t stop it,” said Farley. “She’s gonna have a lot of questions.”

Polizzi said that she prepared Farley for motherhood during the filming of “Jersey Shore.”

“I prepped her for being a mom,” Polizzi said, reminding Farley how upset she was watching her get arrested for public intoxication.

“I don’t know why I cried, and I still get upset seeing her arrested because she was just so innocent right there. I was like, ‘What are you doing to my best friend?'” said Farley, who also has a son, Greyson, 10, with her ex-husband, Roger Matthews.

“I was like, ‘I’m really not doing anything bad. I’m just trying to live life,'” added Polizzi, who also has two sons, Lorenzo, 13, and Angelo, 6, with her husband, Jionni LaValle.

The reality stars reflected on another moment from the original series when Farley took on a motherly role — when Polizzi got punched in the face by a male bar patron — and Farley hit him back.

“That actually made me mad. I wish I hit him harder,” Farley said.