John Stamos promised to share rare footage from his classic TV show, Full House, if fans do just one thing.
The actor posted a new video to his Instagram page alongside his 2-year-old son, Billy, as he urged his followers to register to vote. In the too-cute clip, the actor and his toddler delivered a PSA about voting.
After joking about his son's "pandemic hair," Stamos said he normally doesn't "pimp" his kid out for anything, but that he needed his little boy's help in reminding everybody that they have to vote in the upcoming election.
As Billy started to get fidgety and tried to "shush" him, Stamos cracked a joke about never working with kids or animals.
"You're an upstagey little guy just like all of the other kids I used to work with," he told his little boy.
The actor then went on to tell his 3.4 million followers to register to vote if they haven't yet. He teased that if he gets 100 people to register via the Headcount.org link in his bio, he'll post some "super cool," rare footage from behind the scenes of the original Full House series that aired on ABC more than 30 years ago.
While super fans of the classic sitcom would love to check out the never-before-seen footage, little Billy chimed in to say his dad will just play a "lollipop." The toddler ended the video by saying, "Bye-bye people!"
You can see the father-son duo's adorable pitch below.
