Freshman Was Mocked For Wearing Same Outfit Every Day Till 2 Football Players Pull Him From Class

Two compassionate students agreed on bringing to school their personal clothes to give a freshman who was bullied.

Starting school at Martin Luther King College Prep in Memphis, Tennessee, Micheal Todd was attacked by his cruel classmates who teased him over his appearance.

The bullies said Micheal was wearing the same outfit every day, but the freshman, on the other hand, explained he didn’t have many clothes, adding that his mom couldn’t get some for him because he was ‘growing too fast.’

Micheal Todd was attacked by his cruel classmates who teased him over his appearance

With a heart of kindness, two of the school’s senior students, both in a football team agreed to give Micheal several bags of their personal clothes. Antwain Garrett and Kristopher Graham reached a consensus and gathered clothes and pairs of new shoes from their closets.

Graham acknowledged that he had been among the bullies, but realized the mistake of his ways. Speaking to WHBQ-TV, Graham said: ‘When I saw that he was being bullied and laughed at, I felt like I needed to do something. So I got him some brand new shoes and other important items.’

Graham acknowledged that he had been among the bullies, but realized the mistake of his ways

Planning with Antwain, the two caring students stuffed a box with full new clothes and their personal items, before delivering it to Micheal in the hallway.

‘He wasn’t smiling and I was like I think this is going to make you happy. We’re in the same third period and I apologized for laughing at him and gave him the items as a way of making up.’ Graham added.

The entire scenario was filmed/documented by another student and shared to social media. The sharer, Twann Lovee captioned it ‘We Did It Out Of Love, Not For Clout.’

The two caring students stuffed a box with full new clothes and their personal items, before delivering it to Micheal

Reacting, Micheal told USA today ‘It was the best day of my entire life combined. Appreciating the boys, he added, ‘ You guys are the best guys in my entire life.’

Other people, however, gifted Micheal with their own donations after hearing the news.

Student gives bullied freshman a bag of clothes