Awesome Talents

While Marquese “Nonstop” Scott’s moves may not be as sublime as last time, there are times in this more down-to-earth clip when he makes us wonder if his skeleton has been replaced with rubber.

Marquese Scott is the opposite of no bones Nathan Barnett. Your jaw will slowly drop and stay dropped as he pops to Butch Clancy’s remix of Pumped Up Kicks by Foster the People.

Matt Mulholland does his crazy vocal thing on this classic skateboarding chase scene from the original Back to the Future. So what are you waiting for? Make like a tree and play the video already.

While Annie Wu might not yet be at the level of Nathan “Flutebox” Lee or Greg Patillo, we can say with certainty that we couldn’t beatbox and play the flute at the same time when we were 15 years-old.

Yeah, yeah, get the dirty jokes out of your system and watch Selyna Bogino “practicing at home for fun”, juggling not one, not two, but five basketballs with her hands and feet. Unreal.

Here’s a dose of looptastic fun courtesy of Josie Charlwood. She uses her amazing coordination to perform live loopstation covers like this one of Gorillaz’ “Feel Good Inc.” More here.

Freerunner Ryan Doyle takes us on an enchanting and enthralling parkour run through the exotic locale of Mardin, located in Turkey. Have you ever seen pigeons do backflips before? Us neither.

Stjepan Hauser and Luka Sulic aka 2Cellos continue their rockin’ streak. Watch the crazy duo perform a cover of Nirvana’s Smells Like Teen Spirit live on the studio of Sirius XM Radio.

You’ll see lots of slick freestyle moves in this video from Singapore’s Marcus Koh, a dude who just happens to be the 2011 winner of the 1A division World Yo-Yo Contest. (Thanks, Joshua!)

Wowza. Props to Youtube user (and TA fan) AaronicStuff  who made this acapella cover of Flux Pavillion’s I Can’t Stop without the use of any professional microphones or recording gear.

The amazingly talented actor and comedian Jim Meskimen recites Clarence’s speech from William Shakespeare’s Richard III while imitating the manner of speaking of 24 celebrities.

The talented musician/comic Matt Mulholland seamlessly blends Will Smith songs together here in his tribute to Big Willie, while doing the bassline and instruments a capella. (Thanks Ronald!)

The classic lobby gun fight sequence from The Matrix gets its sounds effects replaced by a single dude, making noises with his mouth. A little silly, but Matt Mulholland gets an ‘A’ for effort.

Our brains started to hurt about 4 seconds into this 2:30+ clip of Japanese performer Ouka as he contact juggles using just a simple set of rings, and a whole bunch of talent and coordination.

Stjepan Hauser and Luka Sulic give their usual 110% as they rip into Guns n’ Roses’ Welcome to the Jungle on a busy street, confusing, bewildering, then hypnotizing the crowd.

Medley master Fredde Gredde takes on a single song this time, but with 7 harmonic clones of himself, for a fun cover of Queen’s classic rock jam. Still, 8 Freddes < 1 Freddie (Mercury).

We’ve checked out the mind- and physics-bending juggling and trickery of guys from A Normal Day before. Here, they’ve compiled a bunch of their best tricks into a single, 2-minute reel.

L.A.’s just-opened Tempest Freerunning Academy teaches you how to bounce off walls, fly through the air, and perform out-of-this-world acrobatic feats. Plus, you can be Super Parkour Mario.

Beatboxer THePETEBOX churns out an awesome live cover version of The Pixies classic using only his voice, an acoustic guitar, a digital looper and a Kaoss Pad. Grab the MP3 here. (Thanks, Adam!)

Our favorite medley maker Fredde Gredde is back – this time with the perfect combo of tunes from The Simpsons, including classics like “Happy Birthday, Lisa,” “Monorail!” and “Baby on Board.”

Two tiny taekwondo jins going at it in the cutest martial arts fight we’ve ever seen. They can only do a generic kick with their little legs, and their protective gear is hilariously oversized.

A cover of Kanye West’s All of the Lights by The Portland Cello Project. We would have had goosebumps if we heard this live. At the very least it’s a version without Fergie’s lame-ass rap.

Playing the flute is difficult enough, but beatboxing and playing the flute at the same time should be left to the pros, like Nathan “Flutebox” Lee, who’s adept at both disciplines. Bonus track here.