The Dancing Baby was one of the first internet memes, dating back to 1996. Because everything old is new again, JArmstrongArt decided to update the funky CGI baby to run at 60fps and 1080p resolution. Through some serious sleuthing work, he was able to dig up the original 3D model. Oooga-chaka! (Thanks Rob!)
Over the course of a year, Matt MacMillan captured sounds his baby son Ryan made, not just so he’d have the memories, but so he could catalog the samples by pitch, and turn them into a cover version of AC/DC’s Thunderstruck, thus immortalizing his tot in the Internet’s meme hall of fame.
“Knock Knock. Who’s There? It’s the police, because you tried to poison your children with this garbage dinner!” Comedian Woodsie used the app Face Swap Live express the real opinions of his two little girls about the mush being served on their trays.
“It’s like a Baby Björn, but with more sharp propellers!” Simone Giertz’s invention for bad parents is right up there with Useless Duck Company’s Baby Bottle Robot in terms of safety, but it sure would be more convenient than pushing a stroller.
The word “baby” frequently turns up in song lyrics to refer to one’s girlfriend or significant other. Israel-based comedy group Tachles imagines what these songs would have been about if they were speaking of actual infants.
Forgive the “shot with a potato” quality video, but this clip is all about the audio anyhow. Listen as Zac and his daughter show off their talents with a brief beatbox improv. We’re sure that someday she’ll show her dad who’s boss. (Thanks Carlos-David!)
Some babies stop crying when they hear music, while others calm down because they can’t multitask. But if your baby’s wrath is particularly hard to stop, try Dr. Robert Hamilton’s disarming hold maneuver. We should try this on soccer players.
This little tyke has his mind seriously blown when he witnesses a motorized garage door opening up. Kid, get ready to have your priceless reaction shot plastered onto everything as the internet meme army gets their hands on this clip.
Comedian Gavin McInnes shows us how to take on the most vicious of opponents in the ring – babies. While some of the moves are effective, we’re pretty sure they wouldn’t work on Dragon Baby. (Thanks Thomas!)
We often hear or read about people saying that something moved them to tears as an exaggerated form of approval. But with this 10-month-old baby it really seemed like her mother’s singing brought her to tears.
This baby is sound asleep when he wakes up to laugh at some unknown thing. We’re guessing that he heard a really funny knock knock joke last night and just got the punchline. We’re going to bet it wasn’t this one.
YouTuber bobaepapa likes to share the happiness his adorable daughters Yerin & Yeseo bring him. One of his favorite things to do is chase Yerin around until she excitedly flees. Looks like papa’s gonna need a new bag though.
A toddler gets his grubby little mitts on a deadly red lightsaber, wreaking havoc around the house and on his family in this amusing shakycam short film by Joel and Jared Erickson. At least he doesn’t have a Death Star.
In his YouTube debut, Kiran Patel impresses with a thrilling short film involving a baby and some bars of chocolate. A nominee for best special effects and appropriate use of vertical video.
This little tot isn’t about to take any grief from a stupid old stuffed animal. No sirree, Bob. Dragon Baby is ready to kick ass and take names. Barney, you’re next. (Thanks Dwayne!)
Mad vehicle hacker Colin Furze’s latest build is a baby stroller that can whip junior along at unsafe speeds, thanks to its 10 horsepower, 125cc engine. He’s aiming for a record 50mph top speed.
Given the reactions that other carnivores have had to toddlers, little Zack here may have had the right idea when he decided to drop the stand still so he can’t see me tactic and make a “wun” for it.
