Maroon 5 and Adamn Levine get all kinds of fans everywhere they go and they mostly have women fawning over them. However, there's no one more dedicated to meeting his idol than 10-year-old Christopher Warner.
He may have Down's syndrome but the cheerful little boy knows all about the band, released albums and even tours.
The fourth grader from West Friendship Elementary School wants to meet the "Voice" coach so much that his teacher, Avery Stanert, made a video of him in hopes of setting up a meeting between the boy and Maroon 5.
She followed him around singing his favorite Maroon 5 songs, making a project about the pop-rock group. Stanert made a note that Warner finishes all of his projects just to hear and watch the group's videos.
Washington's Hot 99.5's The Kane Show found out about Warner's undying love for Maroon 5 and Adam Levine.
The radio program immediately arranged for Warner to get backstage passes and tickets for the band's concert at Verizon Center in Washington D. C. last Monday.
"They arranged for backstage passes and tickets," Stanert, who first uploaded the video online, told Today about the event. "They immediately called the record label and worked it all out."
And the best part? Maroon 5, most especially Adam Levine showed up to meet their super fan.
The whole ordeal seemed to be too much for the boy, however, since he suddenly got too anxious. When he was laid down on the ground to calm him down, Maroon 5 and Adam Levine all laid down with him too.
Christopher was so overwhelmed he had a panic attack so @adamlevine @maroon5 @internjohnradio laid down to take a pic pic.twitter.com/lGP5SIeZNX
— Kane (@Kaneshow) March 3, 2015
"He's a typical 10-year-old boy," Stanert described the little boy. "He loves music, he loves drawing, he loves his friends. He's just a very caring, really amazing boy. And so is his twin brother. His whole family is really great."
Hot 99.5 got the exclusive photo of the adorable moment between Maroon 5's Adam Levine and Christopher
