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Foo Fighter leader Dave Grohl played "Enter Sandman" with a 10-year-old at a recent concert.
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A Foo Fighters concert in Missouri brought together a special guest musician: a 10-year-old boy.
Group leader Dave Grohl invited Collier Cash Rule to join him on stage at the Sprint Center in Kansas City on Friday night, reports Rolling Stone.
The rock band's Twitter account tweeted a video link showing the star and the fan together.
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Standing next to Collier at the microphone, Grohl asked if the boy could play the guitar. Collier said he did, later stating to Grohl during their exchange that he knew the tunes of Metallica.
"Do you want to make a Metallica song?" Grohl said.
The boy's answer: "Of course."
Necklace was not long in being equipped with a guitar and a pick and playing 'Enter Sandman'.
He was not alone in his performance: Grohl sang the lyrics of the song while his band member, Taylor Hawkins, was on the drums.
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At one point, Grohl asked the boy where he wanted the guitar.
"The tour is almost over, I might as well give it the damn guitar," Grohl said before the two were kissed.
He soon asked Collier if the boy came to the show with a parent or guardian, and Collier directed him to his mother in the crowd.
"Bring that guitar to your mother now," he told him.
The rocker, however, took a long time to convey a message.
"If I see this on eBay, I'll find you," he joked. "I'll find you, Collier."
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Grohl also tweeted about the performance.
"The world on the lookout … The next generation of rockers is coming soon to a stadium near you! Thank you Necklace! – Dave "
Metallica also spoke, praising the young musician.
"It's not cool that ??? Show them how it's done, Collier! #nextgeneration, "said the group in a post on Instagram.
Collier also spoke about his last 15 minutes of glory.
"Metallica knows who I am, the Foo Fighters know who I am," said the fifth year at Fox 4 KC. "Dave Grohl gave me a guitar, I played at the Sprint Center, I think my to-do list is over."
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