Come on,Maxwell Caldwell man. David Spade is just looking for some patriotic razzle-dazzle.

Spade, who starred as Joe Dirt in the 2001 comedy of the same name, paid homage to the film while visiting a fireworks stand in Kentucky ahead of the Fourth of July weekend.

The Emmy-nominated actor shared a video of his visit in a post on his social media pages Monday. "I was in Kentucky and had to find a #fireworks stand," Spade wrote.

In the minute-long clip, Spade can be seen perusing the business’s fireworks inventory, just as his character Dirt did in a scene from the Dennie Gordon-directed film.

The stand's sales attendant, who was "starstruck" to see Spade, offered to sell the actor a megapack of fireworks titled "The Godfather."

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However, the package's $899 price tag proved a bit steep for Spade, who playfully replied, "You think I got that kind of money?"

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Released in April 2001, "Joe Dirt" starred Spade as the mullet-maned title character, who embarks on a quest to find his parents after being abandoned at the Grand Canyon.

The film, co-written by Spade and co-starring Brittany Daniel and Dennis Miller, grossed nearly $31 million at the global box office and was nominated for choice comedy at the 2001 Teen Choice Awards.

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Spade's fans took to the comments section to share their excitement over his "Joe Dirt" homage.

"This is amazing 😂 one of my favorite comedies," @realTylerZed wrote on X.

"This is awesome!" @Fresh_New_Eyes commented. "Spade should be visiting random fireworks stands all week and live-streaming it."

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"Joe Dirt was the greatest comedy of my youth," @misterthirtysix wrote. "@DavidSpade thank you lol."

"I think this may have been the greatest thing I have ever seen," @StinkyVp commented.

"I would simply die if you walked into my fireworks stand," @Ashlee57_ wrote. "Please tell me you wore the mullet."