This 'Bye Bye Bye' Parody Sums Up Parents' Back-To-School Joy

The Holderness Family's 'N Sync rewrite captures that end-of-summer parental euphoria.

Back-to-school season is in full swing, which means social media is filled with funny photos of parents giddily bidding their kids adieu.

But these vlogger parents took their end-of-summer joy to a new level. Penn and Kim Holderness of The Holderness Family YouTube channel released a parody of* ’N Sync’s “Bye Bye Bye” to send their kids back to the classroom.

Watch the above video for some standout lines like, “I love you endlessly, but I’m out of activities. So now it’s time to leave and get on that bus.”

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33 Vintage Back To School Photos
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A young boy and girl on the way to school for the start of a new term in the 1920s. (credit:Keystone View/FPG/Getty Images)
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A girl's first day of school in Pocahontas County, West Virginia, circa 1921. (credit:Universal History Archive via Getty Images)
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A mother takes her daughter by the hand as they head to school in the late 1920s or early 1930s. (credit:Underwood Archives via Getty Images)
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Japanese children in traditional garb start school in California in 1927. (credit:John Graudenz/ullstein bild via Getty Images)
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A 5-year-old girl shows off her books after her first day of kindergarten, circa 1929. (credit:Kirn Vintage Stock via Getty Images)
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Children on their way home from school, with book bags strapped on their backs, after the first day of classes in Germany, circa 1930. (credit:FPG via Getty Images)
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A young Australian boy stares into a classroom already full of students, circa 1930. (credit:The Sydney Morning Herald via Getty Images)
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Students in France greet a photographer at the start of a new term by shaking their schoolbags in 1932. (credit:Keystone-France via Getty Images)
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Parents and their children are seen outside a school in Tokyo in the early 20th century. (credit:Keystone-France via Getty Images)
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During World War II, Parisian students line up a courtyard on the first day of classes. (credit:Keystone-France via Getty Images)
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A little boy in Paris says goodbye to his mother outside a school in September 1945. (credit:Keystone-France via Getty Images)
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Joyce Payne and Vincent Baker have fun depicting their teacher at a school in New York's Harlem community on Sep. 13, 1948. (credit:Al Gretz via Getty Images)
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In 1948, a young girl shares a moment with her mother outside the Lucy D. Anthony school in Madison, New Jersey. (credit:Rae Russel via Getty Images)
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As their instruction begins in 1948, students at the Lucy D. Anthony school examine a small turtle. (credit:Rae Russel via Getty Images)
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Wide-eyed children listening to fairy-tales on their first school day in 1949. (credit:Leonard Mccombe/The LIFE Images Collection/Getty Images)
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Nap-time on the first day in 1949. (credit:Leonard Mccombe/The LIFE Images Collection/Getty Images)
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Students eagerly vie to be called on at a New York school, circa 1950. (credit:Archive Photos via Getty Images)
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Teacher Agnes Bolton stands in the schoolhouse door on the first day of classes for her only pupil, Jimmy MacLellan, in Scotland, circa 1950. (credit:Express via Getty Images)
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Children getting to know their new teacher, circa 1950. (credit:Evans/Three Lions/Getty Images)
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Richard Sharp on his first day at the St. Nicholas County Primary School in Loughton, England, circa 1952. (credit:Hulton Deutsch via Getty Images)
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Five-year-old Howard Crafter has a tough time adjusting at the St. Nicholas County school, also circa 1952. (credit:Kurt Hutton via Getty Images)
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Children hard at work on Sept. 15, 1959. (credit:Keystone-France via Getty Images)
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Delores York heads off for her first day at a previously all-white school in September 1960 in Arkansas. (credit:Francis Miller/The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images)
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Two brothers about to start the new school year, circa 1964. (credit:Kirn Vintage Stock/Corbis via Getty Images)
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Mary Lynch, an assistant principal at a school in Boston's Roxbury community, leads first graders to a school in the city's North End on Sept. 6, 1967. Operation Exodus, a voluntary busing program organized by Roxbury parents, transported students from overcrowded schools in predominantly black neighborhoods to schools in predominantly white neighborhoods that had vacant seats. (credit:Jack O'Connell/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)
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Children walk up a flight of stairs to attend a newly desegregated school in Berkeley, California, in 1968. (credit:Ted Streshinsky Photographic Archive via Getty Images)
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Jim Hard (left) of Framingham, Massachusetts, gets acquainted with Joseph Reis of the Roxbury neighborhood at the Trotter School in Boston on Sept. 3, 1969. (credit:Boston Globe via Getty Images)
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Canadian kindergarten teacher Trisha Langley teaching her first lessons on Sept. 7, 1971. (credit:Doug Griffin/Toronto Star via Getty Images)
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Students at the Mary E. Curley School in Boston on Sept. 8, 1975. (credit:Ulrike Welsch/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)
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Maranda Francisco seems taken aback by a classmate's antics on Sept. 20, 1987. (credit:Denver Post via Getty Images)
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Students line up at the Side Creek Elementary School in Aurora, Colorado, on Aug. 11, 1987. (credit:Denver Post via Getty Images)
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Schools kids arrive at Ellis Elementary School in Denver on Aug. 31, 1988. (credit:Duane Howell/The Denver Post via Getty Images)
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Five-year-old Dylan O' Sullivan appears determined to make it a good year as he heads into class in Denver on Aug. 30, 1989. (credit:Duane Howell via Getty Images)

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