A man took up a comedian's offer after she asked if anyone in the audience was interested in "going home" with her.
Comedy shows are unpredictable.
You might see hecklers, endure a bombing performance, or even witness a comedian making a bold proposition to a member of the audience, such as asking if they want to spend the night with them.
That's exactly what Kell Fire, a stand-up comic with over 38.9K followers on Instagram, did at one of her stand-up shows.
The comedian shared a video of her ending her set by asking the crowd: “Does anyone just want to like, go home with me?"
Her offer was met with a few seconds of stunned, awkward silence - apart from one person who "wooed".
She then assured them that she was deadly "serious," which was when a brave man stepped up to the plate and asked: “Are you serious?” She responded: “Yes. Do you want to go home with me tonight?"
The audience began to cheer in support of the pair's new-found romance while the lucky man eagerly yelled "Let's go!"
The comic looked happy that she'd found company for the night as she quipped: “I am going to go and make myself feel better,” before leaving the stage with her date.
Many viewers shared their reactions to the comic's unusual offer as one person joked: "I would have tackled that dude for the spot lol," while a second wished them well: "Good for her. Good for him. I hope they had a great night and hopefully a great next day as well."
"I support this. We'd all be happier if this happened more often," a third praised and a fourth said: "This is romantic."
Others were shocked by her unusual offer as one asked: "Wait did she actually go@home with a random," and another added: "Can't imagine what it'd feel like if no one said yes."
Many viewers speculated that Fire's encounter with the "audience member" was a publicity stunt as she shared an explicit clip on the subscription platform, OnlyFans, and tagged fellow adult star Tony Fontana in the post, who also shared the video on his page.
She seemingly confirmed this in another X-rated clip shared on X (formerly Twitter), in which she wrote in the caption of the post: "VID SOLD!"
"Ended my set asking the audience if someone would come home with me. They came to my car and then on my face," she added.
Well, good for her.
