As Singapore’s 59th National Day approached, a local Singaporean, known online as @_donjany, chose to mark the occasion with a gesture of profound meaning. Rather than participating in typical festivities, Don decided to honor the city’s often-overlooked migrant workers, who play an essential yet often invisible role in the nation’s development.
With a heartfelt mission, Don set out to give 59 migrant workers free haircuts. This gesture was more than just a grooming service; it was a tribute to the hard work and dedication these individuals bring to Singapore.
Connecting with Singapore’s Unsung Heroes
The video captured Don’s interactions with the migrant workers, showing him approaching them on the streets with offers of free haircuts. The initial surprise and curiosity from the workers quickly turn into heartwarming exchanges.
In one touching moment, Don asked a worker, “You miss your family there?” The worker replied, “Yeah, every day I call.”
Another worker also shared his homesickness, expressing his love and longing for his mother back home. These conversations not only reveal the workers’ personal experiences but also prove the significance of Don’s gesture.
Celebrating Together, A Shared Moment
Each haircut Don gave was more than just a fresh look—it was a heartfelt tribute to the workers. By including them in the National Day celebrations, he emphasized their crucial role in Singapore’s growth and independence.
As the video comes to an end, Don reflects on what National Day truly means. His heartfelt tribute to the migrant workers serves as a touching reminder of the unity and shared effort that fueled Singapore’s progress. By honoring these everyday heroes, Don emphasized how every individual’s contribution adds to Singapore’s vibrant and diverse community.
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@_donjany 59 migrant workers FREE HAIRCUT! Happy National Day Singapore! Thank you @thuglifestudiosg for the support 🇸🇬🫶
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