Adam Levine and the boys of Maroon 5 sure made a little boy extremely happy when they granted his wish at their concert in Washington D.C.

The extremely lucky boy, 10-year old Christopher Warner from Maryland, who has Down Syndrome, is a big fan of Adam Levine. 

PJ Morton, Maroon 5's keyboardist said that Christopher is an awesome kid, who was "a little shy from all of the attention." Sharing that the young boy refused to stand up so he can take a picture with the gang, so all of them simply got down on the floor so they can take a picture that way."

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Avery Stanert, Christopher's teacher was the person responsible for making his dream come to life. She told ABC News that when Christopher was dancing and singing to Maroon 5's popular hits like "One More Night", she filmed him and posted the video on YouTube

She then tweeted the video to the Kane Show, who happily gave the young fan backstage passes to a Maroon 5 concert.

Christopher, together with his mother attended the Maroon 5 concert last Monday night and was given the opportunity to personally meet and hang out with the members of the band.

Cecilia, his mother, happily revealed that his son was "real excited." Adding that they were told that they would be the last to meet and greet the members because Adam wanted to spend time with Christopher and hang out with him longer.

When it was finally Christopher's turn, "he was very shy at first," his mom said. He was on the floor and was hiding behind his mom, which prompted Adam to ask all of his band mates to "get down on the floor."

Cecilia, who greatly appreciated the gesture said, "It wasn't beneath him [Adam] to lay down on a locker room floor with Christopher."

TagsAdam Levine, Maroon 5, Christopher Warner