As adults, I believe most of us can agree that seeing children play is one of the happiest sights there is. Watching children play might evoke memories of our youth, which we tend to associate with pleasant and carefree times. Furthermore, observing youngsters having fun and enjoying themselves can elicit favorable emotions in adults, such as delight, amusement, and tenderness.

Furthermore, studies show that observing children play might improve adults’ happiness and well-being. For example, research has shown that connecting with children may lower stress while increasing pleasure and fulfillment.

However, occasionally we might get so delighted that it almost overwhelms us. And that’s exactly what happens in this video: The judges are so delighted watching the Flakefleet Primary School choir audition—which is essentially a replica of raucous and cheerful school playtime on a playground—that they can’t help but cry.

Initially, it resembles a singing performance, but it quickly grows into much more. “That was absolute chaos and absolute joy,” judge Alesha Dixon stated. “You’re just one of the most joyous things I’ve ever seen,” exclaimed David Williams, immediately before he pressed the coveted Golden Buzzer to advance them to the semi-finals! I couldn’t keep the smile off my face. Please leave us a Facebook comment with your thoughts after watching the complete video below!