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.<br /><br />Peyton, who suffers from Idiopathic Generalized Epilepsy, got to attend the glitzy event thanks to the Make-A-Wish charity.<br /><br />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. <br /><br />"I love that you know that! That's soo good," Pratt said.<br /><br />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?'<br /><br />"To be able to meet the people that are a huge part of your healing is simply incredible and surreal!"<br /><br />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."<br /><br />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!"<br /><br />The quote has been her mantra during her darkest moments since being diagnosed with Idiopathic Generalized Epilepsy," Peyton's mother said.<br /><br />"She plans on having the quote tattooed exactly as he wrote it on her arm," she added.<br /><br />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.
