Zac Efron recalls being recognized by the Papua New Guinea tribe: “I made it everywhere.”

In every corner of the world, Zac Efron is a star.

“Fire Starter” star appeared in “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” On Wednesday night. He talked about some of his experiences shooting the “Down to Earth” docu series in Papua New Guinea.

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“I lived with this local tribe. They are well known as the crocodile people because they are from the Sepik River and live in the Sepik River and worship crocodile. God, their God, “he said.

“I was out camping. I didn’t have a cell phone. We were off the grid. Papua New Guinea has no technology,” Eflon added. “We slept in the little hut they had for us — and it was a lot of companions with me. It was certainly a rough cut.”

Kimmel then asked if anyone in the tribe actually recognized him from “High School Musical” or his other films.

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Near the end of the trip, the actor said, “Several guys came to me with their cell phones. These are tribal guys. We are their cousins, their wives, and others around the world. Face Timed the people who lived in the place. “

Eflon continued. “They knew who I was and didn’t say anything about it! It was pretty wild, and then I noticed,’Wow, OK. I did it everywhere. rice field.”