All-Star Weekend is in full swing in Chicago, Illinois. Between the games, tournaments, stunting Instagram stars, and parties, several NBA players received an opportunity that is going to be a lasting memory long after their days on the court.  

While making their rounds, top draft pick, Zion Williamson along with Trae Young and Luka Doncic were down-right tongue-tied and starstruck when they met former President Barack Obama.

President Obama dropped in and made a surprise appearance at an All-Star NBA Cares event Friday morning, 15 minutes after the event had started. Williamson, Young and Doncic were there to greet fans when Obama instead came around to greet them in between the Rising Stars practices. The event is an opportunity for the professional players to connect with local students who attend under-resourced schools as they work together to fill backpacks with school supplies, reports ESPN.

See a shocked Zion and Trae meeting former President Obama in the clip below:

Later, Obama showed some love to Doncic.

All-Star Weekend is an A-list event, but it doesn't get more A-list than President Barack Obama, especially when his favorite sport is being celebrated in his favorite city. 

The Chicago Tribune reports, “Obama had done his homework too. He worked the room and dropped stats and sports references, bonding with players, coaches and children on hand for the event.”

According to ESPN, one student exclaimed, "I can't believe I just met him; I almost cried." 

Zion Williamson said about meeting Obama, “It was even crazier when he started talking about my Duke games, him being at the game when my shoe blew out. He was even talking about my recent games. I’m like, ‘Man, you’re keeping up with me?’”

The look on Williamson’s face is all of us, watch the clip below: