This toddler cheering on Olympics women weightlifters will make your day [Video]

• A little girl’s video, cheering on the Olympics women weightlifters, was shared on TikTok and gone viral.
• The kid was so astonished with their “strong hands,” wishing she “had strong hands,” too.
• A professional female weightlifter shared the adorable clip on Twitter, saying that this is “Why you should watch the Olympics with your kids.”

The most authentic expression comes from kids. When they say or do something, it must be real.

Just like the case of a little girl, an Olympian fan, who was ecstatically cheering on the final competitors in the 2020 weightlifting competition. A video of her showed how marvelous they all appeared to her — and we know she was right.

“The women are so strong!” said the curly-haired toddler who was sitting on the couch while watching the competition on TV.

“Look at that pole! And strong hands, I wish I had strong hands,” she continued as she gazed at her own hands, looking like she really meant it.

The little girl was basking in the heavy lifters’ performance, and the astonishment on her face was just so genuine!

“They are so strong! They can lift heavy things,” the kid exclaimed in the adorable footage shared on TikTok, which has now gone viral.

“Cuz they’re so strong!” she continued as she giggled and cheered on the competitors, telling them, “You can do it!”

The little kid even adorably joked that she “used to go there” to play “dropping,” her term for the game.

At the end of the video, she jumped on the couch and screamed, “She is the winner!” with a wide smile.

♥️ @USWeightlifting

Why you should watch the Olympics with your kids… pic.twitter.com/OCuZS0aMbU— Elisabeth Oehler (@eo_performance) July 25, 2021

Female heavyweights from across the globe competed in the 49kg match on Saturday. Hou Zhihui, 24, from China snagged the gold medal. Meanwhile, India’s Saikhom Mirabai Chanu, 26, took silver and Indonesia’s Windy Cantika Aisah, 19, won bronze.

On Sunday morning, a professional female weightlifter shared the adorable clip on Twitter, telling that this is “Why you should watch the Olympics with your kids.”

Source: New York Post