THE BEST Kids

11-year-old Quinn Sheeran took a simple container of Old Spice deodorant and hacked it so it does something that it should have done since 1976 – it plays the theme from Rocky when you open it. Old Spice, hire this kid.

Baby Sofia seems to have grown her sweet tooth early, and would rather eat chocolates than vegetables. So her dad gives her the ol’ switcheroo. We wonder how many times she’ll fall for that.

Here’s some vintage TV footage of a little kid named Murray being show a card trick. But you can’t fool Murray. His keen powers of observation help him spot a cheap trick a mile away. Murray, Murray, Murray.

An amused father catches his son about to eat a popsicle first thing in the morning. The sweet-faced bandit stalls for time, but he eventually pulls off an advanced trick: getting what you want without having to steal it.

Don’t be surprised if you have to pick your jaw up from the floor after watching the sixth grade shredders from Brooklyn that make up the tiny but powerful metal band Unlocking the Truth.

This six-year-old girl from Pyongyang sure can play a mean xylophone, but if you stick around long enough, you’ll find out that’s not the only instrument she’s mastered. Though she does have some competition.

Josh Turnbull, the 2-year-old son of Chelsea goal keeper Ross Turnbull took advantage of the goal that dear old dad left undefended after the final match of the season.

An amusing commercial from a few years back for hospitality jobs site Caterer.com in which we get a glimpse at the perpetually pissed off chef Gordon Ramsay as a child. We so wanted him to call his mum a donkey. More here.

We’re not strangers to early rock bloomers, but little Elisabetta’s naturally harsh vocals may just be the hardest we have heard so far. Little Red Riding Hood and doing laundry were never more metal. Original video here.

This little toddler is starting off on his life of crime early, as he uses a pair of nail clippers to crack into his big sister’s bedroom and swipe her toys at night. Even better yet, his proud parents posted the video on YouTube.

While the young breakdancer at the start of this clip isn’t half bad, the appropriately monikered 6-year-old Terra upstages his every move, dealing an epic deathblow to her competition. More here and here.

Don’t hate on Titus’ shooting form, because he’s got the touch. Watch him display his sharpshooting skills using a variety of shots, hoops and balls. Better watch out, Dude Perfect.

(Lyrics NSFW) While we learned earlier how to fight a little girl, we’re going to have to prepare a whole new strategy for this little spitfire and her mad boxing and blocking skills. (Thanks Jack!)

On the season 1 DVD of Game of Thrones, the Stark kids sang along with the opening theme. For the season 2 disc, Arya, Sansa and Bran have “matured” so they decided to beatbox it instead.

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.

YouTuber LesStrapontins demonstrates Pavlovian conditioning using his own brother as a test subject. The experiment is a success, both in terms of the results and the subject’s learning curve.

You’ll never know it from the sweet smile and disciplined stance, but this kid is about to rock the xylophone. We’re pretty sure that he’s going to be this guy a few years from now. Then this guy.

YouTuber PeregrinusHumilus asks his daughter Payton to say “banana” with an unexpectedly silly result. Considering she knows how to say “apple” this one’s a mystery to us.

This 10-year-old percussionist transforms his family’s washing machine into a complete drum kit with nothing more than his hands and an excellent sense of rhythm. (Thanks Dan!)

The children of New York’s PS22 Chorus pay tribute to the families, children and teachers affected by the tragic events that took place at Sandy Hook Elementary last week by singing their school song.

A group of kids from a daycare center perform to the tune of The Twelve Days of Christmas. Everyone’s having fun, except for poor number 7, who can’t believe how shoddy the whole thing is.

Brooklyn-based artist Henry Hargreaves has a stylish series of monochromatic photographs revealing the beauteous forms of classic childhood toys and games like Battleship and Rubik’s Cube.

We’ve seen our share of incredible domino setups around here, but this is definitely not one of those times, as this little girl seemingly defies the laws of physics with her perfectly-aligned row of dominoes.

If you’ve ever tried Warheads candy, you know how sour those bad-boys can be. Perhaps inspired by this man, a guy lets his 3-year-old try one out with amusing results. Gotta love the dance at the end.

Attach the Chalktrail to the rear wheel of any bike, and kids (or grown-ups) can draw fun geometric sidewalk graffiti as they ride. Each chalk stick draws a 1.5 mile line. Scooter version coming soon.