Now that's a tough act to follow up. Perhaps the best part about this wildly impressive performance is he's just busy shredding, and all of his classmates express no appreciation for the godly performance in front of them. If only they knew.
Talk about too close for comfort. That right there is a whole lot of yikes, indeed.
Whoever says that accordions are not awesome instruments capable of epic performances has clearly never seen this. Batman is the hero we need and deserve.
Now, for a moment, just imagine if someone 100 years later were to discover the beautiful mini sword, and proceed to turn it into a rusty nail.
That's some Madden cheat codes stuff right there. It's not every day that you see a quarterback accidentally throw himself a touchdown. Oh to have been there when this occurred. Nowadays, we're busy living through an NFL season where fans are all forced to watch games from their homes.
The audience was not anywhere near ready for the caliber of this performance. Eager to see where these kids wind up if they keep up these kinds of performances into their later years.
The devil is in the details, and if those details aren't specific civilizations can find themselves writhing around in complete confusion. This Tumblr thread points out how the Roman concrete recipe that makes it immune to water could've gone undiscovered/misinterpreted for so long because we never would've thought the recipe was calling for "seawater." Things spiral out of control quickly from there, and suddenly we're looking at a forecast for a future generation that's out there scrambling fish eggs because they never would've thought to use chicken eggs. Specifics are golden.
Check out some more gold from Tumblr with this Tumblr user who inspired a meltdown after saying that fish aren't animals.
Ryan Williams pulls off the kind of stunt that looks like a gamer just spammed all of the buttons. Only took him 20 tries and months of preparation.
Riley Smith, a professional football player, can jump so high he should probably have a pilot's license up there. Apparently this dude's jumping higher than any NBA player in history.
Tumblr did some research on the fastest manmade object. By the sound of it this manhole cover was launched into space with such monstrous force that it could've punched a hole through a planet. Maybe the aliens will touch base some day in the future, and ask us why we went and did something like that.
This is art at its best. Definitely don't see something like this everyday. Mother nature would be proud.
