On Friday, Kimberly Jones shared a video on Facebook of her son Keaton delivering a tearful message to anyone else who is the victim of bullying.
Keaton, who was picked up from school early by his mom because he was afraid to go to lunch, explains his own situation where kids make fun of him, and pour milk in his hair. The video has since gone viral and everyone from athletes from his home state of Tennessee to artists across the nation are showing their support for Jones.
Tennessee Volunteers Tyler Byrd says he plans to visit Jones's school with some of his teammates on Tuesday.
Tennessee Titans tight end Delanie Walker addressed the issue of bullying at school, and invited Keaton and his family to the Titans' game against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Dec. 31.
Walker's teammate and offensive lineman Taylor Lewan wants to meet Keaton as well.
UFC president Dana White personally invited Keaton to the company's headquarters in Las Vegas.
Snoop Dogg tells Keaton that he's got "friend in me for life."
Plies not only wants to be his friend, he wants to send him something for Christmas.
Cardi B makes sure to set everyone straight.
T.I. offers up some words of advice for Keaton.
Chris Brown practices some self-restraint after hearing Keaton's story.
Trae Tha Truth shows his support for Jones.
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