A Georgia mother tried to uplift her son with song after saying he's been bullied at school for having darker skin.

Briana Hampton shared a video on Instagram of her singing to her child. "Why I Love You" by Major played in the background as she sang the lyrics to her crying son.

The wife and mother of four penned a heartwarming caption, explaining what her child was experiencing and how she found the "perfect song" to express how much she loved him, despite what he's been dealing with at school:

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My son has been bullied at school and kids have been teasing him about his Darkskin. Me and my husband always say Son your handsome and those kids are mad their not you. Today I found the perfect song to tell my son how much i love him! ???????? I love you Isaiah your handsome and chocolate. The lady’s love chocolate men too. Ain’t that right ladies? #latruth #mrslatruth #thehamptons

A post shared by Briana Hampton ???????? (@mrslatruth) on Dec 10, 2018 at 1:02pm PST

“Mommy I don’t see color. I just see people,” Hampton shared in another post where she described the child's response to the colorism she says he's undergone.

She wrote she will remind her "young king" every day that he is handsome.

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My Young King ???????? is handsome and I’m gonna tell him that everyday until he’s conceited with his skin color!!! It’s crazy because when I asked him about the racial people comments at school he said “ Mommy I don’t see color I just see people”. That truly melted my heart ❤️

A post shared by Briana Hampton ???????? (@mrslatruth) on Dec 11, 2018 at 11:34am PST

Hampton's story comes on the heels of the suicide of a 9-year-old Alabama girl whose mother said she took her life because of racist bullying by her white peers.

Hampton published one last post where she encouraged people to embrace each other's differences and stop spreading hate.

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Our Styles maybe different, Our Views maybe different, Our Lives maybe different, Our Color maybe different but WE are all People‼️ Let's not hate on each other but RESPECT each other‼️ Let's not TEAR each other down but BUILD EACH OTHER UP‼️????????????????????????????????????????

A post shared by Briana Hampton ???????? (@mrslatruth) on Dec 12, 2018 at 3:19am PST

The school where the young king attends is currently unknown. But we salute you, mom!

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