Family April 17, 2020

Teen hilariously recreates childhood photo with dad via TikTok

WATCH: Son hilariously recreates childhood photo with dad via TikTok

An 18-year-old's re-creation of a family photo by way of TikTok has garnered 15 million views on the popular video app.

Matt Snyder of Canton, Georgia, recently recorded himself with his father, Eric Snyder, acting out a moment from Matt's childhood, when he climbed on his dad's shoulders as a toddler.

"I kept seeing this picture so I looked in my closet and I still had that little jersey I was wearing," Matt told "GMA," adding he and his dad both re-wore the Brian Urlacher Chicago Bears jerseys they had on from the first image mom Jennifer Snyder snapped when he was 3.

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Dad Eric Snyder is seen with his wife Jennifer and children, Sarah, 20, Matt, 18, Katie, 15 and Anna, 14.
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Matt Snyder of Canton, Georgia, recently recorded himself with his father, Eric Snyder, acting out a moment from Matt's childhood, when he climbed on his dad's shoulders as a toddler.
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"It came out really good. I didn't expect the blow up," Matt said of the video. "It was pretty accurate."

VIDEO: Son hilariously recreates childhood photo with dad via TikTok

Matt's senior year of high school has been canceled as a result of the novel coronavirus pandemic. He will attend Georgia College & State University in the Fall. For now, TikTok has been keeping him busy, he said.

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Matt Snyder of Canton, Georgia, recently recorded himself with his father, Eric Snyder, acting out a moment from Matt's childhood, when he climbed on his dad's shoulders as a toddler.
Snyder family
Matt Snyder of Canton, Georgia, recently recorded himself with his father, Eric Snyder, acting out a moment from Matt's childhood, when he climbed on his dad's shoulders as a toddler.
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Dad Eric told "GMA," "I think maybe it has taken off because it is lighthearted and touches the importance of a father-son relationship."

Matt said he's receiving messages from strangers saying the TikTok video made them want to bond with their own fathers.