Awesome Talents

After floating cash, watch as this guy messes with the minds of drive-thru employees, as his cup of soda floats in the air. We don’t see any fishing line, do you? Please continue to move forward…

We always thought serving cotton candy was a pretty basic task, but this street performer does it with flair, entertaining the crowd as he cranks out the wispy treat to the tunes of Michael Jackson.

We bet there’s always a long line of customers where Alexander Shtifanow works, and it’s not just because he takes way too long to make a cocktail. His juggling skill makes it worth the wait.

Get a sample of Zach Andrew’s impressive mixture of beatboxing and guitar skills as he runs through Eminem’s hits. Hopefully the real Slim Shady approves. Zach also does Street Fighter tunes!

Every bone in our bodies hurts after watching this action-packed demo from French stunt actor Vincent Gatinaud. We’re not sure if those wounds at the beginning are real, but we wouldn’t doubt it.

As you know, The Awesomer has big love for dancer Marquese Scott AKA Nonstop. Here we get to see his unreal footwork up close like never before. How the hell does he glide like that?

Stuntman Jim Ng and his unidentified friend show us how it’s done. What’s “it,” you may ask? “it” is doing amazing flips using only their lower bodies, then planting themselves to fire off deadly shots.

We’ve got enough trouble trying to do the old tablecloth trick without hurting ourselves, but the fact that Tomonari “Black” Ishiguro can pull it off with a Yo-Yo scores him extreme bonus points.

Fredde Gredde and drummer Louis Abramson from Jolly string together a metal rendition of tracks from 34 videogames. Prepare to be hit with wave after wave of nostalgia. Get the mp3 here.

14-year old Jake Foushee wants to become a voice actor, and what better way to show off his talent than by imitating the voice of all voices, the raspy baritone of the late Don LaFontaine?

We can’t even jump rope on two legs, but this talented mutt does it on all fours. YouTuber flydog102 taught her dog Geronimo to do double dutch. The board guides her to the right spot.

While we’re pretty confident we can peel garlic and potatoes like a pro now, we’re 100% certain we can’t remove an apple’s skin with the knife skills demonstrated in this clip without drawing blood.

If we ever tried to toss a pizza, we’d end up covered in dough, so that just makes seven year-old Michael Testa’s pizza-tossing talents that much more impressive. (Thanks Derek!)

There’s something strangely compelling about the way that the classic cello of Yo-Yo Ma perfectly complements the smooth moves of Los Angeles based dancer Charles “Lil Buck” Riley.

Is it just us, or does The Dark Knight look a little soft around the middle in this amusing a Capella take on Seal’s classic Kiss from a Rose by singer Matt Mulholland?

Who says white guys can’t dance? While he hasn’t quite reached the level of Marquese Scott, we’re still pretty impressed with the moves of Urban Ninja Robert Hoffman – and his greeting technique.

This girl is either part elf or a certified zombie slayer. Or maybe we are looking into the future at the equally talented love-child of Hawkeye and Black Widow, or Merida from Brave IRL.

Musician Arthur van Poppel has invented a variety of odd vehicles for his one-man-band act, but our favorite has to be The Nautilus, a steampunk craft inspired by Jules Verne. Plus, it shoots flames.

You don’t have to speak German to enjoy this brief show from illusionist Simon Pierro as he works his magic yet again using an iPad 2 at last year’s IFA electronics show in Berlin.

Japanese beatboxer Hikakin has gotten his hands on an RC-50 Loop Station, and with its help, cranks out a mad vocalization of the music from the SNES classic Donkey Kong Country.

Adam Winrich combines two of his favorite pastimes – whipcracking and harmonica playing – into a single activity. And here we thought walking and chewing gum at the same time was hard.

Musician THePETEBOX previously wowed us with some amazing covers, but this time its an original track that we’re digging – another live performance with an infectious beat and moving lyrics.

We’re having neck spasms just watching this worker in Bangladesh as he not only has 22 bricks stacked on his head, but carries them without flinching. And if you thought that was crazy…