A kid has been called the biggest sh**house of the Six Nations after playing Flower Of Scotland in the closing stages of their win against Italy.
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A tense finish at Murrayfield saw Italy breathing down the Scots neck within a converted try of victory.
At that moment the young lad below started belting out Flower Of Scotland on his bagpipes.
What followed was a breakaway score in the last play of the match, which saw Blair Kinghorn secure his hat-trick and the bonus-point victory for Scotland.
One fan wrote: "Omg a kid brought bagpipes to scotland v italy,"
A second commented: "Shithouser of the championship goes to that Scottish kid playing the bagpipes in the middle of all those Italians."
Another wrote: "How badass did that kid playing flower of Scotland look?"
SCOTLAND PLAYER RATINGS VS ITALY:
15. Ollie Smith - 7 Exciting young talent, Stepped up for Injured Stuart Hogg.
14. Kyle Steyn - 7 A missed-placed offload in a try-scoring position overshadowed his first half performance, but was a threat along the right wing. Defensively sound, not beaten along his channel.
13. Huw Jones - 6 Without his regular dynamism in the first half, but contributed key passes in attack.
12. Sione Tuipulotu 7 - His ball carrying presence was key in Scotland's second try, with a decoy run giving Blair Kinghorn space. Running at pace on powerful battering lines.
11. Duhan van der Merwe - 8 Took to the skies for a memorable try, and was a powerhouse threat along the left wing
10. Blair Kinghorn 9 - Three tries and stepped up excellently for absent Finn Russell. Muscled his way to score a good try on the half hour mark, and again shortly after half time. Breakaway try secured victory and kicked crucial points from the tee.
9. Ben White - 8 Superb as ever, and fired pinpoint passes all match
1. Pierre Schoeman: 8 - Cries of 'Schoooooeeeee' broke out across Murrayfield for every Schoeman carry, a big impact up front from the prop, entertaining Murrayfield with line breaks.
2. George Turner - 6 Disrupted Italy at the scrum, slowed the pace of the match and won important momentum at the set-piece. Off his best at the line-out, and made way for Ewan Ashman after 50 minutes.
3. Zander Fagerson 6 - Won a key scrum penalty after 27 minutes, as momentum swung for Scotland, and Italy lost a player to the bin.
4. Sam Skinner - 7 Worked tirelessly, super human endurance and physically impressive. Featured at almost every ruck.
5. Jonny Gray - 7 Like Skinner, the engine room and emptied the tank for an hour.
6. Jamie Ritchie - 6 Scotland's captain once again gave away yards from talking back to the referee, but was defensively solid and led Scotland well.
7. Hamish Watson - 6 Eager for game time after a recent head injury and replacement appearances. Worked tirelessly for 50 minutes, and proved himself defensively. Not quite a headline making performance from the back-rower, Replaced by Matt Fagerson
8. Jack Dempsey - 8 Superb performance - Shone in attack and defence, a fan favourite for Man of the Match
Replacements
16. Ewan Ashman 6
17. Rory Sutherland 7
18. WP Nel 6
19. Scott Cummings 7
20. Matt Fagerson 7
21. Ali Price 8
22. Ben Healy (debut) 7
23. Cameron Redpath 7
