Watch Anne Hathaway Make This Dude Cry by Singing Him "Happy Birthday"

Anne Hathaway totally made this dude cry by singing him "Happy Birthday."

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Pennsylvania had a very special Wednesday thanks to Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. Colossal star Anne Hathaway hit up Temple University to encourage young voters to make sure their voices are heard next Tuesday, an impromptu meet-and-greet that resulted in at least one dude understandably bursting into tears:

ANNE HATHAWAY JUST SANG ME HAPPY BURTHDAY pic.twitter.com/3vT0ItELhv

— 𓃭 radical frankness 𓃭 🇵🇸🇯🇲 (@zafaitaccompli) November 2, 2016

The clip was first uploaded by "Happy Birthday" sing-along recipient (and Temple University student) Ewan Johnson before making its way toABC Action News and elsewhere, once again reminding you that whatever you end up doing for your next birthday will probably be pretty lame in comparison.

ANNE HATHAWAY REALLY MADEE THE WHOLE CROWD SING HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME

— 𓃭 radical frankness 𓃭 🇵🇸🇯🇲 (@zafaitaccompli) November 2, 2016

THANK YOU Anne Hathaway for coming to @TempleUniv today and speaking with us about the importance of this election! #HillYes pic.twitter.com/WuUuzbfneU

— Temple College Democrats (@TempleDems) November 2, 2016

Anne Hathaway was on campus today! Did you catch a glimpse of the Queen of Genovia? 📸: @I_MILLER_lite pic.twitter.com/3l9eGFU0Hi

— Temple Talk (@templetalktv) November 2, 2016

Hathaway told fans they could cop a selfie if they signed up to volunteer, Temple Newsreported. "My parents grew up not too far from here," Hathaway told the crowd during a 30-minute hangout. "My aunt went to Temple and I've spent many, many holidays in the suburbs of Philadelphia." The Oscar-winning actress also expressed just how crucial next week's election is for voters both young and old. "I'm not going to tell you what to do," Hathaway told students Wednesday. "But I'm voting for Hillary Rodham Clinton."

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