What does Harry Styles' fan respond to the moment he made the rounds on social media.
A Harry Styles fan has gone viral on social media because she appeared to faint when the pop star shook her hand.
Cyndi had secured a ticket to attend the filming of James Corden's latest episode of 'The Late Late Show', where Harry Styles was a guest.
And he was in a great position to get close to Harry Styles when he came down the stairs and onto the stage, as he had an aisle seat.
When Harry Styles gave her his hand, Cyndi fell back in her seat. The video went viral, garnering over 1.7 million views on Twitter alone.
After it went viral, Cyndi took to social media to share the details of her interaction with Harry Styles.
At first, Cyndi wasn't sure if she would be able to get into the CBS studio, even though she had been in line since 9:30 in the morning, as her tickets did not guarantee entry.
When it became clear that she would be watching the filming of the show, she started to lose her cool, as she has been a huge fan of Harry Styles for 13 years.
"I was like: 'Is this really happening?' At that point I became disoriented. I didn't know if I would be able to see this man. I didn't know if I could be in a small room with this man," she described.
Viewers saw Cyndi calling out Harry Styles before the singer approached her.
"I know everyone's wondering what I said to him," she said in a TikTok video and revealed: "When I was pointing at him I remember saying, 'Come on king, yes king.' And that was the thing that made him look at me."
"I kind of short-circuited completely, and basically, the moment you see in that 0.2 seconds felt like a whole minute," he continued.
The next moment sounds like something straight out of a romance novel: “He stops, looks at me, and we lock eyes. I extend my hand and then take it back and then he gives me his fist. He said, 'Thank you,'" he explained.
Cyndi has revealed that this is not the first time she has been close to Harry Styles, as the British singer touched her hands during a One Direction concert.
“He moved away, luckily in time. All the stress, anticipation and energy suddenly disappeared the moment this man left. I sat gracefully in a seat," he continued, clarifying, "I didn't pass out."
