The clip, which was shared by former American basketball player has so far garnered almost 50,000 likes with 9000people retweeting it
Two girls who were celebrating their graduation day were on their front yard when they received a pleasant surprise: a sanitation worker driving a truck stopped to sing for them.
In the video, the man stops to sing for the girls who were out in their front yard, clicking pictures and celebrating their graduation day. The clip was shared by former American basketball player Rex Chapman.
“These young ladies were outside taking pictures for their 2020 graduation when this sanitation-worker named Bruce stopped and sang to them. Also, Bruce lost two daughters to car-accidents. He tells the story. I’m crying. I have 3 girls. BE A BRUCE,” Chapman wrote.
The video shows Bruce sitting inside his truck and singing for the girls.
“I lost two daughters in an accident. But when I see girls do what you do, I celebrate. Know that it’s worth your hard work. Always keep reaching. Keep making your family proud,” he told the girls.
Take a look here:
These young ladies were outside taking pictures for their 2020 graduation when this sanitation-worker named Bruce stopped and sang to them.
Also, Bruce lost two daughters to car-accidents. He tells the story.
I’m crying. I have 3 girls.
BE A BRUCE.🌎❤️pic.twitter.com/V1ykgFE1bH
— Rex Chapman🏇🏼 (@RexChapman) May 9, 2020
Many who came across the video praised the the man for the heartwarming gesture. Take a look at some of the reactions to the video here:
The world needs more Bruce pic.twitter.com/eiKeKbHjRC
— ♏🅸🇸🆃Ⓔ🆁 Ⓜ️🆁. (@Willie_Score) May 9, 2020
I’m fine….I’m fine….I’m… pic.twitter.com/thuao7BcUv
— BobbyC (@SpankyHamm) May 9, 2020
Must be some dust in my eyes…
— Jeff Golden 🇨🇦 (@Goldenjeff72) May 9, 2020
As a dad of twin girls. That breaks my heart. #girldad . What a human he is though !
— Shep (@LarryShep34) May 9, 2020
I love this man. Heart, compassion, kindness.#BeBruce
— Liz D. 💜 Liz W 😷 #FlattenTheCurve (@lizzardo7) May 9, 2020
Thanks for giving us daily reminders to laugh and have faith that there is more good in the world than bad.
— Connie Cook (@cocook12) May 9, 2020
That’s a strong and a good man!!!❤️❤️❤️
— Charles (@Charles_TnGator) May 9, 2020
A little humanity can go a long way.
— oliver trific (@_trific) May 9, 2020
What a guy, to stop and take the time to do this. This is the content I’m here for ❤🙌🏼😢👏🏼
— Chris Lopez – MFFL 🏀 (@MavsManiaac84) May 9, 2020
Since being posted, the article has garnered almost 50,000 likes and over 9000 retweets.