For most people, walking into a lecture hall full of people and doing a crappy rendition of a 00s love song would be a living nightmare.
It's one step away from appearing in front of your peers butt naked.
But not for TikToker Sabdul, aka The Great AQ, who decided to do exactly that as part of a hilarious new prank.
Take a look at his page and you'll see he makes a habit of going into public spaces and singing awkward songs at inopportune moments, and every time the reactions are pure gold.
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In his most recent stunt, he went for 50 Cent's '21 Questions' featuring Nate Dogg, and it went down an absolute treat... eventually.
Check it out, but be warned - you might get some serious second-hand embarrassment:
As you'll see in the clip, he starts off as he normally does by letting out a loud cry to let people know he's there.
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The packed-out university hall falls silent as the students all turn their heads to find out what's going on.
The Great AQ then starts singing: "Would you love me if I was down," before the lecturer chimes in: "Can I help you?"
But he just carries on, walking down the aisle while belting out, "Would you love me if I was down and out, would you still have love for me?"
About halfway through, the confusion soon turns to laughter as people realise it's a prank, and by the time he's reached the front of the hall he's completely won over the crowd.
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After a few moments of silence, the students start clapping - and even the lecturer joins in, to which the TikToker politely says: "Thank you sir."
Commenting underneath the post, he wrote: "Watch till the end... Even the lecturer had to clap."
It's no surprise that the amusing stunt has since gone viral, amassing a whopping 1.2 million views since it was uploaded yesterday, as well as hundreds of comments from the TikTok community.
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"Finally a good audience who can appreciate some talent," quipped one, while another said: "W audience W lecturer W Sabdul THE GOAT IS BACK."
Others simply admired the fact that he has the guts to pull such a move time and again, including this person who said: "Bro got no social anxiety."
Another wrote: "Bruh he is scared of nothing."
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Daisy Phillipson