A famous YouTuber named TravQue has a hilarious party trick. This ploy attempts to trick celebrities and athletes into paying a ridiculously high amount. TravQue shows up at events, grabs several bottles of liquor and asks the bartender to give them to an unsuspecting celebrity or athlete.

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TravQue’s latest victim is Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love. During an event, TravQue stands next to Love and begins asking the bartender for thousands of dollars’ worth of alcohol. Although Love initially remains silent, he is shocked when he learns that he is supposed to pay the bar bill.

TravQue ordered a bevy of bottles in the video above, saying:

“Ayo, bartender, look. Let me get five bottles of tequila, right? Six bottles of champagne and three bottles of vodka, and put it on his bill! Do you know who that is? This is Jordan Love from the Green Bay Packers and he’s holding us tight!”

Of course, Love interjects with lots of “Whoa” statements and immediately starts pushing TravQue out of the way to tell the bartender that he won’t pay such a large bill.

Although TravQue tried several times to get the bartender to “put it on Love’s bill,” the Packers quarterback shook his head and his hand while repeating “nah” several times. TravQue then asks Love how much money he made last year, to which Love hits back and tells him not to worry about it.

Love signed a four-year, $220 million contract extension before the start of the 2024 NFL season. Despite the big extension, it doesn’t appear the star quarterback is willing to pay up for anyone’s big cash.

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Love and the Packers will face their division rivals on Thursday when they take on the Detroit Lions in an important NFC North battle. The Lions lead the NFC at 11-1, while the Packers are right behind with a 9-3 record.

Should the Packers win, it could give the team the confidence it needs to not only advance in the playoffs, but also maximize its chances against the Lions. The Lions are the clear NFC favorites for the Super Bowl, but Green Bay has shown that they can also be a good choice in this regard.

For more information on the Packers, see Newsweek Sports.

Correction 12/5/24 8:06 PM EST: This article has been corrected to reflect the Lions and Packers game on Thursday, not Sunday.