This video will brighten your day. A grandpa performed “What a Wonderful World” for his grandson with Down syndrome in a video that has gone viral. On the young boy’s birthday, the dad performed a magnificent performance, and we’re sure the clip will tug at your emotions just as it did ours.

The Good News Correspondent shared the popular video on Twitter. The grandfather can be heard singing the sweet song while his grandson Joseph sits on his knee in the one-minute video. The way he played the song will stir and melt your heart.

Reads the caption of the post, “Grandfather sings What a Wonderful World to his grandson, Joseph, who has down syndrome. A lovely birthday gift.”

Below is the link to the video:

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Grandfather sings ‘What A Wonderful World’ to his grandson, Joseph, who has down syndrome. A lovely birthday gift!🎵🎶❤️😭❤️🎶🎵 HAPPY BIRTHDAY 🥳🎉🎊. (🎥:mysticalmeghan).

pic.twitter.com/No4DbbjXoe

— GoodNewsCorrespondent (@GoodNewsCorres1) April 5, 2022

The video has received over 3 lakh views since it was uploaded online. Netizens praised Joseph’s grandfather’s moving performance, calling it “wonderful.”

Here are some of the comments:

I think that is just about the most beautiful thing I have seen here on the Twitters in a long time.

— looooool (@loooooo02942311) April 5, 2022

Completely undone by this video in the best way possible. I’m off to bed with a smile on my face and mascara running through it. There truly are better angels.

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— 🇺🇦Dr. Fully Boosted 🇺🇦 (@makethataplattr) April 6, 2022

So touching when that child lays his head on his grandfather's chest — love. Can't beat that moment.

— Skeptical_Texan 🌊 🇺🇦 🌻 (@Skeptical_Texan) April 6, 2022

"What A Wonderful World" it is to see so much love between the two of you

Greatest gift ever

Thanks for sharing

Happy Birthday Joseph
🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

— Char (@ceb1199) April 5, 2022

😭😭😭 yes , thank you Anna pic.twitter.com/pDgxiwbcV7

— Eva A.Colin🌱🥁😷 #WeAreTheCavalry NO DMS🌻 (@EvaColin9) April 5, 2022

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If you didn't shed a tear watching this, check yourself for a pulse

— Buds4life (@Buds4life2) April 5, 2022

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