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Last week, Tanner Howe and his family got tired of sitting at the house and looking at each other, so they decided to put together a surprise show for a couple of close friends and family members.
Since Howe is a singer-songwriter from Huntington Beach, California, he and his family put together a list of songs, decorated the truck, and brought cameras to record the reactions-all while making sure to maintain a safe social distance and wear masks.
Initially, they were only planning to visit their grandparents in Long Beach and three other family members and friends in the Orange County area-but then they decided to stop and play for their neighbors along the way, hoping that it would brighten their day in self-isolation.
Needless to say, it surely did, and the results are incredibly heartwarming.
(WATCH the music video below)
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