Little Kid Fires Up Phils Parade Crowd

Local toddler's a YouTube sensation.

By DAN STAMM
Updated 6:47 PM EST, Fri, Nov 14, 2008

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You can't be depressed after after watching this video that is sure to brighten anyone's mood.

Phans waiting for the Phillies heroes to parade past  on Broad Street were fired up by an unlikely phan -- a young boy.

The beautiful feet blog posted this video of a boy named "Will" getting everyone ready to go.

He had plenty to celebrate considering the Phillies had just won their first World Series in a generation.

Enjoy this video below.

First Published: Nov 4, 2008 6:49 PM EST

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