My grandma passed away my junior year of high school. A month before she passed, she left me a voicemail wishing me happy birthday. Today I got that exact waveform tattooed across my heart, and I am able to play it just by holding my camera over it❤️❤️ pic.twitter.com/nwoQ2Bn1DM [1]

— ✨s.o.s. (@sakyrahhh) January 3, 2018 [2]

A young woman's tattoo of a voicemail waveform [3] is going viral for the sweetest reason. Singer Sakyrah Angelique, or s.o.s [4], shared a video of her new tattoo on Twitter, explaining that her grandmother passed away her junior year of high school, but left her a voicemail wishing her a happy birthday a month before she passed. The young woman got the tattoo across her heart, signifying that some of her grandmother's last words will always be with her.

https://t.co/FaESU3hLRq [5]

That's how I got this tattoo for those asking ❤️

— ✨s.o.s. (@sakyrahhh) January 3, 2018 [6]

The video of the unique tattoo is going viral not only because of its heartwarming backstory, but also because it has a surprising feature: the voicemail audio can actually be played thanks to an app that can read the waveform aloud. Sakyrah shared a photo of the tattoo on Instagram [7] and explained, "Thanks to a new company called Skin Motion [8], I am able to play her voicemail when I hold my camera over the tattoo. Her voice will forever be across my heart. Big thank you to @s.ryder_tattoos [9] for the tattoo." In the video above, you can her Sakyrah's grandmother say, "I love you. Happy Birthday."

What an incredible way to carry memories of a loved one close to you forever. We're not crying; you're crying!