Luke Littler Meets Pitbull in Dublin, Fans Go Wild Over ‘Maddest Picture Ever’
International music icon Pitbull and darts sensation Luke Littler have sent fans into a frenzy after posing for a surprise photo together in Dublin.
Littler, who is in the Irish capital ahead of his Premier League Darts appearance at the 3Arena, is a huge admirer of the ‘Fireball’ hitmaker.
Starstruck Moment for Littler
Pitbull, 44, shared the moment on his X (formerly Twitter) account, where Littler, 18, appeared starstruck alongside one of his idols.
“Luke, it was an honour, wishing you the best of luck. You have the Green Light, Dale,” Pitbull wrote in his post.
His reference to ‘Green Light’ holds special significance, as it is the song Littler uses as his walk-on theme before matches.
‘Dale!’ – Pitbull’s Signature Catchphrase
The Cuban-American rapper’s famous catchphrase ‘Dale’, which translates to ‘go ahead’ or ‘give it’ in Spanish, was also included in his message to Littler.
Fans were quick to react to the unexpected crossover, with one posting: “Pitbull and Luke Littler together in Dublin. What a world we live in.” Another added: “This is literally one of the maddest pictures I’ve ever seen.”
Rising Star, Growing Connections
Littler has been rubbing shoulders with numerous celebrities since making history as the youngest-ever player to win the PDC World Darts Championship.
Recently, the teenage sensation has spent time with Manchester United players and boxing promoter Eddie Hearn, further cementing his status as a household name in British sport.
Pitbull’s European Tour Continues
Pitbull’s visit to Dublin wasn’t just for darts—he recently kicked off the European leg of his much-anticipated ‘Party After Dark’ tour.
Following his performance in the Irish capital, he is set to bring his electrifying show to Amsterdam, Paris, London, and other major cities across Europe.
As for Littler, he’ll be looking to channel the energy of his walk-on anthem when he competes in Dublin, no doubt inspired by his unforgettable encounter with Mr. 305 himself.
