Bryan Cranston delivered an epic “your mom” joke at Comic-Con after an Albuquerque native asked the actor what he thought about the city where hit AMC drama “Breaking Bad” was filmed.

“How was it?” the boy asked Cranston during a panel promoting “SuperMansion,” a Crackle animated series about aging superheroes. “It’s my hometown, I just want to know, how’d you like it? Did you have fun there?”

“Yeah, I’d go and visit your mother once in a while!” Cranston replied.

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The crowd erupted in applause. And then the actor dropped his mic.

The video hit YouTube on Friday, and over 4.1 million people have gotten a good laugh at an Albuquerque boy’s expense since then.

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Cranston seemed pretty proud of his joke, which gained immediate traction with the Twitter and Reddit communities.

If you haven’t seen it yet, check what happened at Zach Levi’s Nerd HQ panel at Comic Con. https://t.co/LjJlKn1EW7

– Bryan Cranston (@BryanCranston) July 11, 2015

ANOTHER reason Bryan Cranston is The Man https://t.co/vKJuxiN9O1 — JD Harmeyer (@jdharm) July 11, 2015

I dunno if destroying nervous teens is Bryan Cranston’s new thing, but I love it. http://t.co/egLKEGAwrd pic.twitter.com/chsP2ZvJF8

– someecards (@someecards) July 10, 2015

Cranston played Walter White, aka Heisenberg, on “Breaking Bad,” which wrapped up its five-season run in 2013. The story followed White, a high school chemistry teacher who is trying to make ends meet before he gets diagnosed with cancer. Together with Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul,) he turns to making crystalized methamphetamine in an RV to secure his family’s financial future before he dies.

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Comic-Con Party Report in Pictures: Jennifer Lawrence, Bill Murray, 'Star Wars' Crew Mix It Up (Photos)

There are two sides to Comic-Con. This gallery is about the right side of the collage.
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Jennifer Lawrence, Bill Murray and the cast of "Star Wars" are mixing it up alongside Tara Reid and Mike Tyson in San Diego.
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"When Harry Met Tyson": The unlikely duo met up at the Getty Images Portrait Studio Powered by Samsung Galaxy.
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James McAvoy, with a new dome, pal'ed around with Jesse Spencer at EW's bash at Float on Saturday night.
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Joss Whedon and Riki Lindhome at EW.
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The "Silicon Valley" guys are always festive. It is appropriate that they are near the HBO wing of the EW party.
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Quentin Tarantino flew down to Comic-Con to talk "The Hateful Eight". Cast members Kurt Russell, Tim Roth, and Walton Goggins flew in to the Samsung space.
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Christian Slater's new "Mr. Robot" is worth finding out where USA is on your channel guide. Slater showed up at EW.
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"Scream Queens" Lea Michele, Abigail Breslin, and Billie Lourd become selfie queens at Samsung.
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Will Forte and Seth MacFarlane are pals from "The Cleveland Show" and "American Dad." Both Fox guys met up at the studio's bash at the Andaz.
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J. Law knows the best way to deflect attention is to hang out with Bill Murray. The two were backstage at Open Road's panel.
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Tara Reid, riding the "Sharknado" renaissance, bumped into Iron Mike at the Con on Friday.
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"Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens" producer Kathleen Kennedy backstage at the surprise symphony concert after the "Star Wars" panel on Friday night.
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A new generation of fans awakens for the franchise that was once the apotheosis of the "Con", as in "those 'Star Wars geeks' at that thing in San Diego." No longer.
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Captain Phasma (Gwendoline Christie) and Finn (John Boyega) at the "Star Wars" concert.
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Light sabers stood in for conductor's batons.
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"Sorry Gene, we don't have a tongue-operated controller for the WiiU." - at Nintendo's celeb lounge on a yacht.
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Wesley Snipes' reality: promoting this fall's Thursday night NBC series "The Player." His virtual reality: Samung. He put on the VR goggles at the Samsung Galaxy Suite in the Hard Rock.
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The Playboy party took over Parq Restaurant and Nightclub on Friday night.
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Kendra Wilkinson has written two books and not slagged off Hugh Hefner enough to earn guest list banishment.
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Meagan Good never pulls a Zuckerberg.
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Eden Sher ("The Middle") reminds everyone she is a fan of The Rolling Stones at the Playboy party, a partnership with Gramercy Pictures tied to Friday's release of "Self/less".
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Alexander Ludwig with the playmate that Playboy pushed forward for all of the hero and branded sponsor posed shots, Miss February 2007 Carly Lauren.
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Before the weeekend started, Tyler Posey and Bella Thorne hosted the "MTV Fandom" awards first, and made a Mel B panini second.
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Vanessa Hudgens and Austin Butler.
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