Five-time Entertainer of the Year Luke Bryan, famous for his hip-shaking dance moves, had a dance battle for the ages during his Farm Tour stop at VanGilder Farm in Fowlerville MI, over the weekend.

In the middle of his performance of “Knockin’ Boots,” Bryan spotted a sign in the crowd and invited a 17-year-old fan to join him on stage. The teen admitted his girlfriend had set him up for the dance-off, but he was up for the challenge.

“Let me see what you’ve got,” Bryan told him. The boy hopped and shook his way around the stage, but his moves didn’t exactly impress the superstar.

“That sh** was terrible,” Bryan joked, before offering the teen some pointers. He told him to “first of all, slow down” and then demonstrated how to properly shake his hips.

Laughing, he added, “Don’t turn toward me!”

With Bryan swaying his hips and the fan trying to keep up, the two worked their way to the front of the catwalk.

“I’m 49 f***ing years old! I’m trying to teach you something,” Bryan laughed as the crowd roared. At one point, he doubled over, unable to contain his laughter over the boy’s dance moves.

Eventually, the fan got the hang of it, and the two went wild with the crowd cheering them on. To cap off the unforgettable moment, Bryan handed the teen his hat and microphone.

“That’s the best time I’ve had in 20 years right there!” Bryan told the audience, still smiling and laughing.

Fans captured the unforgettable moment on TikTok, and the comments poured in.

“One of the best parts of that concert this kid’s gonna remember that for the rest of his life,” one user pointed out.

Another shared, “The absolute BEST Luke Bryan video I’ve ever seen.. I’m laughing sooo hard!”

“I just imagine being his mom seeing this like “yep that’s my boy,” another user added.

One thing’s for sure, you never know what’s going to happen at a Luke Bryan concert!

Luke Bryan’s fall Farm Tour wrapped up over the weekend after a three-show run. Throughout the trek, fans helped collect 15,000 pounds of food for those in need, along with funding 10,000 meals for Feeding America through Bayer’s #HeresToTheFarmer initiative.

Since its launch in 2009, Farm Tour has also supported the next generation of farmers. Each year, Bryan awards scholarships to students from farming families in the communities surrounding the tour stops, helping them pursue their education at local colleges and universities.

Earlier this year, he brought the Farm Tour to the West Coast for the first time ever with a run of shows in May.