This is the moment a lucky fan got to rap for Hollywood star Chris Pratt at the premiere of "Avengers: Endgame" in Los Angeles on Monday, April 22.

Peyton, who suffers from Idiopathic Generalized Epilepsy, got to attend the glitzy event thanks to the Make-A-Wish charity.

Peyton is a big fan of Pratt's viral series "What's My Snack?" so when she got to meet him, she performed one of his rhymes about a carrot cake muffin.

"I love that you know that! That's soo good," Pratt said.

Lisa, Peyton's mother told Newsflare: "After every seizure, the disappointment is so massive that as a family we use humour to redirect our focus. Peyton has specific go to pick me ups - 'The Office', 'Parks and Rec' and 'What's my Snack?'

"To be able to meet the people that are a huge part of your healing is simply incredible and surreal!"

Peyton's incredible night didn't end there: next she met Chris Evans who agreed to sign her arm with the words "I can do this all day," a quote from his film "Captain America."

Lisa also told Newsflare: "We were witnessing an actual dream coming true for our daughter! He could not have been more gracious and personable to our sweet Peyton!"

The quote has been her mantra during her darkest moments since being diagnosed with Idiopathic Generalized Epilepsy," Peyton's mother said.

"She plans on having the quote tattooed exactly as he wrote it on her arm," she added.

Chris Pratt and Chris Evans both star in the new "Avengers: Endgame" movie which has earned an estimated $1.2bn on its opening weekend at the box office, putting it on course to be the highest grossing film ever.

When Peyton received notification that she was going to go to the Avengers Endgame World Premiere for her wish from Make A Wish Wyoming, she just knew that she must meet Burt Macklin, FBI (aka Andy from Parks and Rec, aka Star Lord, aka Chris Pratt) and recite her favorite social media sensation- "What's my snack?" All proceeds from the sale of this video will be split between Make A Wish Wyoming and The Epilepsy Foundation.

Peyton asked Chris Evans during the"purple" carpet premiere of Avengers Endgame to sign her arm with her favorite quote from his character, Captain America. The quote has been her mantra during her darkest moments since being diagnosed with Idiopathic Generalized Epilepsy. She plans on having the quote tattooed exactly as he wrote it on her arm. All proceeds from this video with be split between Make A Wish Wyoming and The Epilepsy Foundation.

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Thank you! Thank you! Thank you for making my daughter's Make A Wish come true!!! You will never truly understand the happiness you have given her and the strength you have inspired in her!