Chinese qualifier Chengan Liu celebrated his second appearance at the World Darts Championship with a walk-out tune like no other; You Raise Me Up by Westlife.
Liu, who last competed at the Alexandra Palace in London in 2006, secured his place in the competition earlier this year with a 6-4 win over compatriot Zhan Qingyu at the Chinese PDC World Championship Qualifier event.
The 38-year-old suffered a 3-0 defeat to three-time world champion John Part all those years ago but he looked in good spirits before coming up against Lithuanian player Darius Labanauskas.
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In fact, his walk to the famous stage went viral on Friday afternoon thanks to his incredible choice in music. WHAT A BANGER!
Unfortunately for Liu and his adoring fans, opponent Darius Labanauskas clearly wasn't fazed by Westlife's hit song and on this occasion, he secured a whitewash 3-0 victory at the Alexandra Palace.
Labanauskas will now face Australian Simon 'The Wizard' Whitlock in what should be a fascinating second round clash.
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Liu's emotional entrance to the oche, meanwhile, will go down in darts history.
London's Alexandra Palace has witnessed some questionable walk-ons in years gone by.
Back in December 2017, former PDC World Youth champion Dimitri Van Den Bergh secured the prize for the most 'interesting' entrance to a match ever.
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Ahead of his 4-0 victory over world number five Mensur Suljovic to reach the quarter-finals, Van Den Bergh danced to the song 'Happy'' by Pharrell Williams.
The 23-year-old produced some rapid footwork around the oche, shuffling like he'd just heard his favourite song in the club.
Walking up the stairs with a huge grin on his face, Van Den Bergh soon faced the crowd to complete a 15-second dance routine that was clearly pre-planned in his bedroom the night before.
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Just look at that man go.
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