Kane Brown He shows his acting Kotlete and heroic string in a dramatic moment for the upcoming ABC "9-1-1: Nashville."

The superstar in the state was noticed in Nashville last Thursday, taking his highly expected look for guests for Ryan Murphy Drama.

Video of the fan placed in Instagram recorded canoe brown middle performance, singing a packaged audience before suddenly stopping the band and urgently shouts! "Back! Come back!"

Accessories are shown concert zders and spread as part of the scene, with brown rapid outputs from the stage.

"@ 911nashville The accessories were instructed to cover like a tornado that came as part of the shooting scene with @ Kanebrown," Read one inscription from the viewers who shared footage online.

As they sceneded the "sky" singing orders for quick thinking, the intensity of the moment the fans buzzed in the comments.

Some praised realism, while others accepted that they were confused for a moment before they understood it for TV. "This will be a cool episode," he wrote a fan, while another joke about the chaos, saying, "I laugh at my head."

This will not be the first time Kane Brown in front of the camera for the scripting role.

The country of HitMaker made its acting debut in the first season of "fire land," the mysterious iron tank named Robin. In episodes, Robin springs in action after train collides with a fun bus, association with three rock crews to help evacuate victims.

In Twist straight from the fundamental drama, Robin also slipped a bag full of cash before the police arrive, leaving spectators with more questions than answers and that brown could stick to their television moments.

"It's really cool," Brown said Et As you set up during recording. "I have, like, superhero moment."

Max Thieit, who not just the stars in the "fire country", but he created a Hit CBS Drama, is convinced that Kane Brown has what it takes to go to Hollywood.

"He only has a lot of raw, natural ability to be present and listen, and really be at the moment," said Thieit told reporters, adding that these instincts could not be fake. "Some people can't start there ... and I think there's that thing."

It's not just a talent. And it's a work ethic. Thieit praised the singer "as I love the country of music" for his commitment, saying that Brown is ready to learn and eager delivery.

"He was really passionate about putting into work and being really focused on that," Thieit mentioned. "It meant much for me."

When it comes to possible "fire" return, Kane Brown does not close the door.

"I would love," the star divided the star, leaving the fans by stranging for another alternating look. Max Thieit agreed, although he admitted that everything boils down on the "everyone's crazy schedule".

Thieit teased that there was still a lot to discover in Brown's character.