Strongman Eddie Hall, aka "The Beast", has beaten a world deadlift record - all with former record holder Arnold Schwarzenegger at his side.
The giant from Stoke-On-Trent heaved a massive 462kg at the Arnold Classic event in Australia on Friday.
The enormous set of weights clocked in at more than half a ton - the equivalent of a fully grown polar bear.
Arnie went in for a high five after Hall completed the gargantuan feat, but he was too pumped to notice.
The 27-year-old said: "I had Arnold Schwarzenegger cheering me and he gave me a high five to congratulate me after the event - even though I left him hanging at first, oops!"
The former Governor of California congratulated Hall on his Facebook page, with a video highlighting the awkward moment:
Arnold, a former Mr. Universe, once held the world deadlift record of 310kg, a substantial 150 kilos below Hall's feat.
The pair also shared a presumably protein-filled breakfast a week before the event.
Hall, who weighs in at 165kg, has won the title of UK's Strongest Man four years in a row and has competed for the World's Strongest Man, coming in sixth.