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A teen whose bullying attack was videotaped got some surprising new allies when he appeared on "The View" today.
Nadin Khoury of Upper Darby, Pa., was attacked on Jan. 11 by seven older teenagers and hung from a fence by his clothing, ABC 6 reports.
"They were messing with me because I'm one of the smallest ones and, when we first moved to the area, they saw my mom was African and they made fun of my mom a lot," Khoury tells "The View."
After Khoury told his story, Philadelphia Eagles plays DeSean Jackson, Todd Herremans and Jamaal Jackson came out the greet the teen and they told him they 'had his back' in case anyone tried to mess with him again.
Say it with us: "Awww."
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