Awesome Kids

Not only do Stephan (10), Olga (8) and Cornelia (5) of Children Medieval Band know how to play instruments, they know how to rock until your ears bleed. More covers here. Cornelia’s drumming ftw.

9 year-old Caine loves arcades, so he built his own using cardboard boxes at his dad’s auto parts store. People can even buy a “Funpass” to play his games for a chance to win prizes.

This kid clearly has the best Dad on the planet. Just check out his custom Caddy stroller – complete with neon undercarriage lights and a special surprise from the exhaust system.

A kid and his two friends shot this short with surprisingly solid action, tight editing, and a perfect score. One Reddit commenter said “This kid’s talent exceeds his equipment.” We couldn’t agree more.

Given the release date, we were convinced this was another of ThinkGeek’s April Fools pranks, but this inflatable captain’s chair is real. Too bad it only holds 120 pounds, so Kirk himself couldn’t sit on it.

This is 7-year old Audri. He built a Rube Goldberg machine monster trap. It’s a commendable feat, but his real accomplishment is embracing the fact that one’s life won’t always go according to plan.

If you liked the schadenfreude when you saw David after his dentist appointment, then check out the second act: the aftermath of a teen whose wisdom teeth were removed. (Thanks Dan!)

We wouldn’t have wanted to spend our childhood doing crunches and lifts, but these Romanian kids have been pumping up since the age of two, and could probably beat the crap out of us.

Kids take on the classic Black Knight scene from Monty Python’s Holy Grail. They take a little liberty with the lines, but we’ll forgive them. Mad sword skills there, Arthur, King of the Britons.

Graphic designer Adam Ladd had his 5-year-old daughter look at popular brand logos and say what she thinks they are. Guess which of the four logos above she was able to name.

Musician Dicken Schrader enlists the help of his young prodigies Milah and Korben, and some quirky instruments for this series of catchy Depeche Mode covers. More here and here.

Brace yourselves, turn up your speakers and let your hair loose, because 8-year old Juliet is about to open up this pit. Don’t worry folks, this is totally safe for work. WOOOOOOOOO!!!!

Well, we think we know what job is in little Chloe’s future, as she does her best to say “bye” too all the passersby on the down escalator. But for now, she remains an unjaded, innocent child.

Danamal55 was counting some cash when his kid brother was hanging out and told him he could keep any bills he could catch when thrown up in the air. Little bro’s got mad bill-catching skillz.

(NSFW: Language) A father grills her daughter with the one question that parents often ask their kids: Who’s your favorite? Unfortunately for him, it seems like the baby’s already made up her mind.

Tap into your inner distracted schoolkid with this paper airplane notepad. Simply write your note on one of the 5 different paper plane designs, fold along the dotted lines and send your message.

Long after Jimmy Kimmel’s cruel pre-holiday prank was over, parents continued to mess with their kid’s heads and tell them they were getting crap for Xmas. Broccoli = the new lump of coal.

While at the girls’ section of a toy store, Riley had an epiphany: Girls’ toys are often pink. Then she uncovers more and more and is not pleased about it. Riley, have your parents read this to you.

The first feline nanny we saw was really patient and tolerant, but Stewie the cat takes a more active role – he uses his mystical cat powers on a crying baby to put the young one to sleep.

This kid has a loose tooth and it’s time for it to go. But he’s not gonna let Dad yank it for him. Nope. He’s tied it up to a Nerf Big Bow, and lets it do the work. Not recommended for impacted molars.

After the success of the Halloween candy prank, Jimmy Kimmel once again asked parents to mess with their kids. The little ones were allowed to open their presents early, only to find crap inside.

If you liked listening to the talking twin babies, put your hands up for 2-year old MC Khaliyl Iloyi as he practices his freestyle flow. Sure, it’s gibberish, but it’s rhythmic gibberish.

A group of kids from the Sullivan School kindergarten in Seoul, South Korea unleash their nascent punk-rockers with a cover of The Ramones’ Judy is a Punk. They already know how to pogo.