Ed Sheeran's popularity knows no bounds. His music resonates with people of all ages024 Archives even the young as is evident in the case of baby Gracie.
SEE ALSO: Ed Sheeran celebrated the 7-year anniversary of his career with a sweet throwbackGareth Nye took to Twitter to share a video of his infant daughter crying in her bouncer. As soon as Nye plays Ed Sheeran's song "Shape of You," the adorable baby ceases her wailing.
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The hilarious moment went viral.
Gracie is clearly an Ed Sheeran super fan -- perhaps the youngest we've encountered. Perhaps it's because Sheeran and his music just gets her.
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