Jason Momoa, the star of the anticipated Aquaman movie, wowed fans Wednesday night by performing a ceremonial Haka dance at the film's premiere.

According to ABC News, the Haka is a ceremonial dance used in battle or in peace to show a group's pride. Momoa got so into the dance he broke his ionic "Atlantis" spear he was carrying.

The actor born was in Honolulu and comes from a heritage that includes Native American descent, ABC reports.

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@prideofgypsies showed up with his crew and performed a Haka on the blue carpet. @aquamanmovie #aquaman #jasonmomoa @syfy

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The Haka has gained notoriety in Baton Rouge over the past year after LSU defensive lineman Breiden Fehoko and his family turned it into somewhat of a pre-game tradition during the football season.

You can watch his family's version here.