Proud dad wears Pikachu tie son made in first grade to his high school graduation
Many parents have a hard time getting rid of gifts their children give them, particularly if those gifts are handmade.
A Texas father took that sentimentality to the extreme recently when his son graduated from high school. Dylan Olivo, 18, of Austin, posted a photo of him and his father, Robert Olivo, at his graduation.
Robert Olivo was wearing a Pikachu tie that Dylan made and gave him as a gift when he was 7 years old.
“I made this tie for my dad when I was in first grade,” Dylan wrote. “Eleven years later, he wears it to my graduation.”
The tweet, which was shared about a half-million times, had the internet collectively feeling all the feels.
📻 (@joandsparky) June 5, 2017#TodaysWinner could be Dylan Olivo's Dad who wore a tie his son had made in 1st grade to his graduation 11 years later! #AllTheFeels pic.twitter.com/AzbbacYAtQ
— Jo and Sparky
😢 Vía @themindofd pic.twitter.com/9O5phNf9Oh— Fitness Emocional (@Fit_Emocional) June 3, 2017Dylan Olivo le hace una corbata de Pikachu a su papá en primer año, 11 años después la utiliza cuando se gradúa
Dude you even made it on to Ifunny @themindofd pic.twitter.com/5RNKiNakyt
— Alessandro Hernandez (@Ahernandez72199) June 3, 2017
The teen, who graduated cum laude, tweeted multiple photos from graduation, as well as celebratory photos prior to the milestone. One of those tweets included comparison photos from his high school and kindergarten graduations.
“Time flies,” Dylan wrote.
💚 pic.twitter.com/1gnmlHcegR— Dylan🎐 (@themindofd) June 1, 2017Overall favorite teachers throughout my twelve years of school!
🎐 (@themindofd) May 31, 2017Time flies! pic.twitter.com/UHGD3NTeuu
— Dylan
KTRK-TV in Houston reported that Dylan plans to attend the University of Texas in Austin.
