The Chats, famous for their brilliant hairstyles and the song 'Smoko', have released a music video for their new song 'Dine and Dash'.
But when you're doing a song about eating and leaving without paying at a restaurant, you want to get the person who is arguably the most famous at that act.
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Enter Paul Charles Dosza, who you might also know as the 'Democracy Manifest' guy.
The Chats' music video shows the trio sitting in a fancy-looking restaurant before trying to high-tail it without spending any money. Just as they're about to get hauled away by the cops, Mr Dosza appears and the police end up arresting him.
Paul spews some of his iconic lines like 'this is democracy manifest' and 'tata, farewell' before he's put in a police car.
The Chats' new album High Risk Behaviour is out on March 27 and they're even going to show off their stuff at the iconic Coachella music festival.
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If you're scratching your head wondering why this is a match made in Aussie heaven, then let us explain.
The video of Mr Dosza getting 'arrested' in Sydney went viral because of his bizarre rant, yelling 'this is democracy manifest' and telling the cops to 'stop touching my penis'.
According to a newspaper article he was known as 'the restaurant runner' after dining and dashing from a whopping 54 establishments.
There has been some doubt cast over whether the man in the Democracy Manifest video is the same as the Paul Charles Dosza that was notorious for dining and dashing.
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Some people question why the video had so many camera angles, why there were cameras at all of the arrest and why a man who is supposed to be from the third largest city in Hungary doesn't sound at all Hungarian.
I think it's just easier if we believe it was an unscripted, hilarious encounter that will last in Australia's history books for the rest of time.
Featured Image Credit: The ChatsTopics: Entertainment, Music, Australia