A busker captured the heartwarming moment she received her "biggest ever" tip of £100.<br /><br />Singer Jodie Lauren, 21, was so shocked she even asked the kind stranger if he was sure he wanted to gift her the cash.<br /><br />The wholesome footage shows Jodie saying 'no way' and asking the man 'if he's sure' he wants to tip £100, before thanking him in Gloucestershire.<br /><br />Jodie, who has two songs called Find That Part of Me and That Isolated Feeling, says she "didn't expect" him to donate £100 but is "so grateful".<br /><br />The performer from Gloucestershire said: "I had been busking for an hour and it was really cold. <br /><br />"My card reader had been dodgy all day and I was losing out on tips because it kept powering itself off. <br /><br />"He was listening to me sing quite a few songs, then we had a chat about how hard the industry is and then he gave me the tip. <br /><br />"I didn't expect it - I was shocked but I'm so grateful. <br /><br />"I couldn't believe it."<br /><br />The card reader is set at £2 and the video shows the man ask Jodie if he can put in a new amount, before handing it back to her.<br /><br />Jodie, who studies music at university, has been busking for around 18 months but has been singing "her whole life".<br /><br />She mainly sings ballads but enjoys busking as she likes "sharing her talent" with members of the public.<br /><br />Jodie said: "I like sharing my talent and being able to build up as an independent artist. <br /><br />"It's good to have people hear my music and hear things that I write.<br /><br />"It's extremely hard to break into the industry as an independent, female artist right now.<br /><br />"My dad has taught me all he knows about music since I was two and my granny has always been a massive inspiration.<br /><br />"My family are so supportive of my career.<br /><br />"This was a great thing to happen."<br /><br />You can listen to Jodie's music here: https://jodielauren.wixsite.com/jodielaurenmusic
