Country singer Ian Munsick told us an epic story of how he had to halt a show to sign a corndog that came flying up on stage at him.

Munsick was a guest on Taste of Country Nights, where host Evan Paul asked him what’s the craziest thing he has had to sign — not knowing that the answer was going to be something he had to sign on stage during a show, not at a meet and greet.

Munsick said, “A few years ago at the Iowa State Fair was the craziest thing I’ve ever autographed while on stage. I autographed a corndog. It had ketchup on it and all the stuff, and I was like, ‘Man, only at the Iowa State Fair do you autograph a corndog.'”

We have heard in the past on Taste of Country Nights that Jason Aldean has autographed a prosthetic leg and someone’s truck dashboard, but having a corndog tossed at you, mid-show, with the ask of autographing it is likely the wildest thing we have heard of interrupting a country concert.

Munsick laughed it off and picked up the ketchup-covered corndog, busted out a Sharpie and signed that bad boy.

We don’t know what happened to said corndog after getting signed, but it might be framed and on someone’s mancave wall right now, rotting away.

As far as Munsick goes, you can find him on the road playing a slew of shows until the end of the year, so there’s still plenty of opportunity to toss your corndog or nachos up to him to get signed.