Harry Styles stunned fans on Wednesday night as he paused a concert to help a fan with their love life.
The Watermelon Sugar singer, 27, brought his performance stateside in Minnesota to a halt to offer one onlooker a crucial bit of dating advice.
The former One Direction man scanned the crowd and spotted a fan's handwritten sign which read: "Should I text him?"
As the crowd began to boo the poster's query, Harry seemed to be instantly invested before he posed a worthwhile inquiry:
"Is he nice to you?" the star asked the holder.
And he wasn't finished with the interaction just yet.
He went on add his thoughts on the matter, saying: "In my opinion, if you should [text him], this isn't even a question.
"If we're wondering, 'Should I text him? Should I not text him? I can't text him too soon. Now we're thinking about double texting, and that's a whole different risky business. Now he's thumbs'ed it, so technically he's the last one to do something.' ... It's a whole thing."
While he continued to pace the stage, Harry finished by saying: "My personal opinion is that if there's any sort of games, trash, trash, trash, not for you."
His response led to the arena erupting in applause, with many following up their glee on social media.
The reason fans were so impressed by the superstar's reply is that it referenced none other than The Notebook.
The line famously was uttered by it's a line uttered by Allie's mum in the movie in reference to Noah.
After hearing the news, one fan took to Twitter to write: "tell me that @Harry_Styles favourite film is the notebook without telling me his favourite film is the notebook."
Another wrote: "Harry giving love n dating advice and calling a man trash I LOVE L O V E to see it omg"
And a third commented: "Honestly, Harry Styles out there referencing the Notebook while giving dating advice... I mean. What? Yes. What??? YES."
Harry's concert comes after former bandmate Liam Payne hinted that One Direction could get back together sooner rather than later.
The group went on hiatus six years ago and fans were left gutted when the band didn't get back together for their 10th anniversary in 2020.
Liam, 28, said he spoke to Louis Tomlinson, 29, to discuss the idea. Liam performed on the same bill as reunited band The Wanted for Tom Parker’s charity concert on Monday night.
He said: “I spoke to Louis about it and we were saying it has to be sooner rather than later.”
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