Hilarious video showed one of the internet's biggest stars make New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani gush after the streamer finally realized he was sitting next to him and introduced himself.

Live streamer IShowSpeed, one of the largest influencers in the world at the moment who exploded for his love of soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo, was seen watching a World Cup match between Brazil and Morocco in New Jersey on Saturday.

Little to Speed's knowledge, he was seated next to Mamdani and East Rutherford Mayor Jeffrey Lahullier.

The 21-year-old streamer, who was live at the time, only noticed he was seated next to the mayors thanks to his chat.

'Mayor? Who the mayor?' asked Speed as he looked around. 'Why's my chat saying mayor? You're the mayor?'

Mamdani hit his signature smile and gushed as he told the streamer, who also makes music, that he was actually seated next to two mayors.

The New York City mayor held Speed's hand as he told him about how he was a fan: 'I've been listening to your World Cup song from 2022 every morning.'

The streamer was very grateful as he even gave Mamdani a hug and said to the camera, 'W mayor chat!'

Speed was also seen with superstar Travis Scott and soccer player Paul Pogba during the match, which ended with the teams finishing in a 1-1 draw.

It's likely the streamer didn't recognize either mayor because he is from Cincinnati, Ohio, and is often seen in foreign countries traveling the world on stream.

Mamdani and Lahullier were also wearing limited-edition affordable jerseys that sell for $50 apiece, which is about a third of what the average kit costs.

'Jerseys represent more than just the team you support,' Mamdani told GQ.

'They are about pride in where you come from and who you are. With this limited run, we are offering New Yorkers an affordable jersey made for New Yorkers, by New Yorkers.'

'I want to thank Mazzi for partnering with us to make sure that nobody is priced out of showing pride for our city.'

The mayor came under fire after the internet was outraged when he was allegedly at the stadium for free.

Mamdani, who ran a World Cup ticket lottery for New Yorkers, is said to have snatched up multiple exclusive tickets to games throughout the tournament, which ordinarily would have cost an eye-watering amount.

'Given the unique nature of the World Cup and the once-in-a-generation opportunity for New York City to serve as a host city, the mayor will attend select matches at [MetLife Stadium] in his official capacity to perform official functions as the chief executive of the host city,' Mamdani spokesperson Dora Pekec said.

Pekec reportedly said that Mamdani has a 'contractual obligation with the New York/New Jersey 2026 World Cup Host Committee' to attend the matches.