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Time Capsule Unlocked: High School Grads Answer Their Younger Selves
The video features five members of the Class of 2025 answering questions they had recorded for their future selves back when they were just sixth graders in 2018.
A unique and heartwarming video from McCallie School in Chattanooga, Tennessee, has gone viral, offering a touching glimpse into the journey of self-discovery.
As high school graduation approaches, Canon Brock, Will Turrell, Nkenge Ashford, Christian Lawhorn, and Ward Richey sat down to revisit their childhood curiosities. Their younger selves posed questions about everything from favorite hobbies and movies to sports and academic subjects. The answers revealed a mix of continuity and change. While some passions, like a love for "Star Wars," remained consistent, others evolved – a Rubik’s Cube whiz now chuckles at his past self, and a former world history enthusiast is now a "science guy."
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Beyond the playful inquiries, the younger students also asked about the biggest life lessons learned. Their older, wiser selves offered profound advice. Will urged his past self to "Try your hardest. No matter what," reflecting on the consequences of not putting in the effort. Christian emphasized the importance of kindness, advising, "Always be kind to others and always love others. Just treat your neighbor as you would treat yourself."
The video concludes with the seniors sharing their exciting plans for the future, heading to colleges like Yale University, University of the South, Mississippi State, Tennessee Wesleyan, and the University of Alabama. The emotional and relatable nature of the video has resonated deeply with viewers, prompting comments about the power of reflection and the bittersweet nostalgia of growing up.
(Source: Summarized from reporting by Alex Portée for TODAY)