WATCH: Principal sings 'I Will Always Love You' instead of giving graduation speech
Updated | By Scenic Drive With Rian
Instead of sharing a graduation speech, a principal decided to do something different and gave the entire graduating class a performance none of them will easily forget.
2020 and 2021 have been two of the hardest years so far, especially for students around the world as they have faced many challenges.
Instead of giving a speech during graduation day, the principal of T. Wingate Andrews High School in High Point, North Carolina, Marcus Gause decided to sing one of the world's most beautiful songs to the graduates that they will remember forever.
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The principal has become an internet sensation after a video surfaced of his beautiful rendition of Whitney Houston's song, 'I Will Always Love You'.
His rendition sparked a wave of heartfelt love throughout the world as people gushed about how he delivered the song.
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Gause later said that the lyrics of the famous song perfectly portrayed what he wanted to tell the class.
Watch the beautiful moment below:
In North Carolina, this principal stood at the podium on Graduation Day.
— Goodable (@Goodable) June 9, 2021
Instead of just a speech, he performed Whitney's "I Will Always Love You" to the entire graduating class.
Warning — It's the best seventy seconds you'll spend today...#Amazing 🎓pic.twitter.com/QC23Ol9SY1
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