This Texas kindergartner definitely thought this ceremony could have been an email. 

Graham Reeves, six, of Longview, had to sit through a nearly hour-long graduation ceremony, but like many people, he was ready to wrap things up. 

About 37 minutes into the festivities, the boy, who was wearing dress shoes three sizes too big, was visibly over it, a video his mother, Rachel Reeves, captured to the amusement of many. 

He sat cross-legged and had a blank expression on his face as the ceremony continued in the gymnasium.

But a minute later, the youngster couldn't take it any longer. He began fidgeting with his hands, then arching his back over the seat with a look of agony on his face as the girl next to him ignored his antics and the long ceremony dragged on. 

By minute 40, the youngster was swinging his blue tassel around his graduation cap to keep himself entertained. 

A few moments later, he was seen biting his nails and picking his nose. 

Graham's forehead was practically touching the floor as the six-year-old had given up on the ceremony as it approached the 50-minute mark. 

But by the end of it, the incoming first-grader was all smiles as he held his teddy bear and cheesed at the camera for his mother. 

This isn't the first time the kindergartener's antics have amused his parents, as in March, during a play put on by his class, Graham was caught doing his own thing in the background. 

'All you’d ever want from a kindergarten play, a wiggly little boy doing his own play in the background,' his mother wrote on Facebook. 

'Gosh, I love this freckled kid so much, and grateful to capture these adorable moments to keep forever!!!'  

The Daily Mail has reached out to the family for comment.