'Tis the season to be giving and rock star Yungblud, real name Dominic Harrison, is doing just that. On, Sunday, Dec. 21, the 28-year-old rocker shared a moment on Instagram that was as authentic as it was festive.
In the video, the British rocker is wandering the aisles of Walmart, but he's not shopping for himself.
He's pulling tags from an Angel Tree and shopping for the Christmas wishes of children in need.
There’s no big speech or dramatic setup. Instead, you see Yungblud's genuine excitement to be giving back. The video showcases the awe and joy people look for this time of year—the kind that reminds you what the holidays are supposed to be about. It’s the kind of feel-good moment that doesn’t need much explanation and it speaks straight to the heart.
Yungblud partnered with Walmart and The Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program, a longtime holiday tradition that connects donors with children in need.
"I was so excited to help spread some holiday love with @walmart by filling a few angel tree requests this year!" the Idols singer captioned the post. "If you have the means please get involved every holiday season. It really is a beautiful cause."
He concluded: "I hope these deservin kids have a happy holiday with a gift they love under the tree."
It was a simple message, delivered without fanfare and fans couldn’t get enough of it.
"This is so sweet," one fan commented. "Wow! That’s SO sweet!" Vanderpump Rules star Tom Sandoval chimed in. "Just become an even bigger fan of yours."
Another commenter summed it up perfectly. "You have such a beautiful heart," they wrote. "l love that you picked out the unicorn helmet to go along with the bike. These kids are going to have an epic Christmas because of you."
If you’re not familiar, The Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program is one of those holiday initiatives that truly makes a difference. Each year, it provides new clothing and toys to more than one million children in need.
Donors can select a child’s tag (either in-store or online) and purchase the gifts listed. The Salvation Army then delivers the items so parents can place them under the tree themselves.
The program isn’t just about presents. It’s about preserving dignity, protecting the magic of Christmas, and giving families a moment of joy that feels their own.
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