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Austin Butler explains what was behind his viral dance moves at Bad Bunny's Puerto Rico residency earlier this month.

Austin Butler appeared on the Tuesday, Aug. 12, edition of 'The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon,' where he revealed an edible was to blame for his viral dance moves at a Bad Bunny concert.

Austin Butler didn't expect his dance moves to go viral after attending his Caught Stealing costar Bad Bunny's Puerto Rico residency earlier this month – but now he's revealing where those moves ...