This is the brilliant moment when a bagpiper wearing a bucket hat delighted revellers leaving TRNSMT with a rendition of Flower of Scotland.
The cheeky busker borrowed the headwear from one of the large crowd he attracted as they headed home from the Glasgow festival on Friday night.
In the video, the kilted man can be heard starting to pipe the Scots national anthem before the buzzing crowd burst into song.
Initially playing to around just a dozen, a sea of passers-by begin to mob the musician.
As the song finished, the dancing crowd let out a huge cheer as the applauded the piper.
The brilliant moment came as the first day of the festival finished with Paolo Nutini closing the main stage.
The Scots star, making his long anticipated return to Glasgow, blew the crowd away with a number of hits from him new album, as well as all his old bangers.
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Around 50,000 fans will be back tomorrow to see a string of huge names, including The Strokes and The Snuts.
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