WATCH: This adorable video is proof that showing up matters
Aww! This video has warmed our hearts...
A wholesome moment of a kid in the crowd spotting his parents has tugged on our heart strings.
For many, having a significant other, a friend or family member show support means the world.
They say actions speak louder that words and this video is a real life representation of that.
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The trepidation and fear that you once had all fades away when you someone is there, deep in the crowd watching you and cheering you on.
Don't believe us? Watch this video and see for yourself how much showing up matters:
The volume of tears shed, the bloodshed, the pain endured all so that a pivotal moment can be shared with a loved one.
J Sbu shares: "Showing up and having people show up for me is the most important thing in the world."
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So many people were moved by this video, here's what they had to say:
“Any parent who struggles with making the time for these types of things; try your best to go. I got to live one of these types of moments, and have never missed another school event since. F**k the job, boss, and stress. A few times per year I am leaving early to watch my kid at school, and if that's not okay; fire me,” a Reddit user commented.
“My pa didn't show up for my show, teacher said I was the most intelligent student she ever had the honour of teaching and she wishes every student was like me, she said that in front of the whole school, but still, wanted my dad,” an Instagram user shared.
"When I was in second grade we had parents come in to see our progress and work we've done throughout the year. My mom was a single mom who worked really hard and couldn't come. I was the only kid there who didn't have a parent. My friends dad asked to see my folder, he was the only one who showed any interest. Otherwise, I just sat quietly alone at my desk watching everyone else with their parents. I understand why my mom couldn't be there, but now I'm 31 and thinking about it still makes my chest tight," says another Reddit user.
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