Alex Rodriguez Shares Relatable Dad Moment at Olivia Rodrigo Concert with Daughter Ella, 15

Alex Rodriguez is having a relatable dad moment.

The former baseball player, 48, revealed in an Instagram video shared on Wednesday that he had spent his evening accompanying his 15-year-old daughter Ella to an Olivia Rodrigo concert.

“POV: Life as a Teenager’s Dad,” he wrote across the video.

“All right I’ve been filming all day, I’ve never been more tired now I’m at Rodrigo,” Rodriguez told the camera as he and Ella made their way into the venue.

“Olivia Rodrigo,” Ella clarified as she corrected her dad.

“Olivia Rodrigo concert surrounded by 22,000 teenage girls and all I wanna do is go to sleep,” the father of two continued. “Oh man, here we go, here goes nothing. Wish me luck, Rodrigo here we go!”

The sports broadcaster then captured his time inside the singer's GUTS show as she performed her track "vampire" and his daughter sang along while he nodded his head.

“Rodrigo is pretty good TBH,” Rodriguez’s caption across the video then read. 

The former Yankees slugger also captioned the post, "Props @oliviarodrigo… I won’t mess up your name next time 😂."

"Been there. I get it... :)" added Mario Lopez in the comments section.

The "Good 4 U" singer is currently on her Guts world tour and took to the stage at the Kaseya Center in Miami on Wednesday.

In addition to Ella, Rodriguez also shares daughter Natasha, 19, with his ex-wife Cynthia Scurtis, who he was married to from 2002 to 2008.

Earlier this month, the proud father opened up to PEOPLE about missing his eldest daughter, who has gone off to college and is a freshman at the University of Michigan.

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"Family is the single most important thing," he told PEOPLE.

"It's just crazy," Rodriguez said. "All of a sudden they're gone, and you're like, but what happened?"

"She's having the time of her life," he added. "She's in the musical theater program and she absolutely loves it, but I'm crushed. I miss her so much."

However, despite his daughter being a student at the University of Michigan, Rodriguez admitted that he’s still a University of Miami fan.

"I'm still a Miami fan," he said. "I just wear the Michigan gear. And I'm a little bit of a fan of the front runners — they won a championship, so I'm like, why not?"