It was the selfie seen 'round the world.
A 13-year-old from Massachusetts stole the show during Justin Timberlake's halftime performance at the Super Bowl LII Sunday night when he nabbed a quick selfie with the superstar mid-performance.
"I kind of just jumped in there -- it was crazy," Ryan, 13, who wished to be identified only by his first name, told ABC News. "I’m not going to get that opportunity again, and I just kind of went for it."
Peter Dinklage-Morgan Freeman rap battle among most popular Super Bowl ads Philadelphia Eagles top New England Patriots to win first Super BowlRyan described Timberlake as his "favorite singer." He started out the once-in-a-lifetime encounter by experiencing some technical difficulties, saying, "at first I tried to get a selfie with him, and my phone died, and then it turned back on."
The New England Patriots fan from Scituate, Massachusetts, added that Timberlake "didn't really say anything" during their encounter.
"But I got a picture with him," Ryan said. "It was just so cool. I was speechless."
Since the incident, his phone has been blowing up with texts and calls. Ryan revealed today on "Good Morning America" he has gained 8,000 new followers on social media.
"Right after, immediately right after, my phone just exploded," he said.
Even though his beloved Patriots lost the Super Bowl -- the Philadelphia Eagles won, 41-33 -- Ryan still had a night he'll never forget.
"It was definitely a great opportunity," he said. "This is like insane. This is crazy, that I got to meet him and like get a picture with him."