Chances are, you were a lot older than 2 years old! A new viral video introduces us a little boy named Lin Lin who’s barely out of diapers, yet his very impressive fleet of toy cars would make most grown adults jealous! He’s already really good at handling his cars, too.
Lin Lin has a collection of about 13 motorized miniature cars. The video shows him cruising around his suburban neighborhood, picking up members of his family, hauling items in a tiny truck, and deftly maneuvering his vehicles around any obstacle in his path.
His home has also been modified to accommodate the vehicles. Instead of front stairs leading into the house there’s a ramp so he can drive right in. Once inside, he effortlessly backs his car up into a special parking spot the family made for him in the front hall of their house. The way he backs his car into the small space is pretty impressive!
Even though he’s only two he seems to be very helpful around the house, and his manners are on point. There are several moments in the video when he gets out of his car to open the door for his passenger, including his mom and baby sibling. He’s also pictured unloading parcels from the back of his tiny Hum-V and driving a flat bed truck full of groceries right into the house for his mom.
The final shot of the video shows all of his collection together, including various scooters, bikes, and even Matchbox cars. We counted 13 motorized tiny cars in the mix — wow!
He very recently started kindergarten, but Miles is already well on his way to becoming a well-known musician with hundreds of thousands of fans.
Ever since he was a baby, Miles has had an interest in music. So much so that he’s been able to learn how to play the guitar, ukulele, drums, piano, and bass all before turning 5 years old!
As unbelievable as that may sound, playing instruments isn’t where his talents end. Miles has even learned how to mix his own music. For some perspective, there are jobs dedicated solely to being a sound mixer for musicians. That means that there are tons of talented stars who aren’t even able to do what this 5 year old can!
To share his mind-blowing abilities with the world, Miles’ parents run an Instagram and YouTube account where they show off clips of their son’s process. It’s one thing to hear about what he can do, but it’s even crazier to see him in action.The video below shows Miles starting a new project the day before his first day of kindergarten. It features his favorite song from when he was only 18 months old: “Return of the Mack” by Mack Morrison.
He may have trouble spelling words like “harmony” but he has no problem recreating songs! He loves to learn how to play his favorite songs, but this sweet boy also has a blast working on his little sister’s favorite song: “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” by Green Day.
Miles clearly has the talent to be a one-man-band, but that doesn’t mean he isn’t open to collaborating with other artists. He has other musician friends around his age, and they love to make music together!
One of his most recent collabs featured 7 year old Justin Wilson II. With Miles making the track and singing the vocals and Justin showing off his drumming skills, they created an amazing cover of “Black or White” by Michael Jackson. The end result is stunning, and watching them both happily dance along to something worked so hard on is absolutely heartwarming.With a following of nearly 250,000 on Instagram and YouTube combined, this prodigy has a bright future ahead of him. He’s even garnering attention from the likes of music legends like Lenny Kravitz who once left a comment on a video saying, “Love everything about this.”
We’re absolutely speechless at what Miles has been able to accomplish in just five years, especially since for much of that time he wasn’t even able to walk or talk. Most importantly, though, we’re so happy that he’s found something he’s so passionate about!
Like a fine wine, some singers just get better with age.
The last time we saw Peter Rosalita, he was 10 years old and nervously belting it out on season 16 of “America’s Got Talent.” The little man with an impressive voice failed to go all the way that season, but now he’s back to compete in “America’s Got Talent: All-Stars!”
As usual, Peter appeared onstage in a sleek three-piece suit that made judge Heidi Klum call him, “one of the best-dressed men in showbiz.” The then-11-year-old admitted to being nervous again, but his anxiety melted away as soon as he started singing “Go The Distance.” By the time he’d sung the last note, all three judges were firmly in his corner. He even showed off his new dog to Simon Cowell, a known dog lover, who jokingly asked, “Is that a dog or a cat?”
Even a sore throat didn’t slow this talented young man down! Watch his star-making performance below, and don’t forget to share.
When natural athleticism meets hard work, the results can be mesmerizing!
In 2019, Ema Stoian, a 10-year-old from Budapest, Hungary, competed on “Romania’s Got Talent.” In spite of her young age, she was already a talented dancer with years of experience and accolades behind her. She’s primarily a ballerina, but she also studies modern dance and gymnastics. She even took first place for her talents at the Youth America Grand Prix in Barcelona, Spain, the same year she appeared on “RGT.”
Ema chose to perform “Unstoppable” by Sia for her audition. Sia is known for featuring dancer Maddie Ziegler in many of her music videos, and at first glance, Ema resembles Ziegler with her wild, curly mane of hair. Yet Ema quickly takes over the song, adding her own exaggerated facial expressions and flying through the air as if unhindered by gravity!
She truly appears to be soaring in most of her performance, as she seamlessly incorporates gymnastic tumbling and flips with classic ballet.
The resulting routine left the judges breathless – and earned the child a Golden Buzzer that sent her straight to the semifinals! Watch her entire performance in the video below, and don’t forget to share this story.
This adorable little girl would make even Johann Sebastian Bach proud!
At just 8 years old, Maya M. is already an astonishingly talented musician. The New York City native loves to sing and play the ukulele, and her mom helps her share her gifts with the world. She’s managed to reach almost 10,000 followers on YouTube alone!
In a video, she plays “Cello Suite No. 1 in G Major,” and it’s a perfect example of her incredible talents. It’s mesmerizing to watch this small child create such beautiful music. You can really tell how focused she gets as the sound builds up!
Watch her breathtaking performance in the video below, and don’t forget to share this story to make someone smile.
Like many parents, Tao Xie and Nicole Sun started looking for something to keep their 3-year-old busy during the novel coronavirus lockdown.
Nicole plays a little piano, so the Ridgefield, Connecticut, couple signed their daughter Brigitte up for lessons over Zoom. Her teacher, Felicia Feng Zhang, instantly recognized that Brigitte has a special gift when it comes to tickling the ivories.
Felicia said Brigitte “picked up more in six months than most do in years’ worth of lessons.” The little girl quickly learned how to read sheet music and sight-read classical pieces virtually. When it was safe enough, Brigitte began attending lessons in person in her teacher’s Greenwich, Connecticut, home.
The only fly in the ointment is that the famed performance hall requires all performers to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. At 4, Brigitte is too young to receive the shots, so she may not be able to reap the rewards of her prize just yet.
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Whether she makes it to Carnegie Hall this year or not, we know this little one is going places. Keep having fun, Brigitte!
Watch Brigitte performing for Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest on “Live with Kelly and Ryan” in the video below, and don’t forget to share this incredible story.
Prepare to be captivated by the enchanting beauty of a baby girl who seems to have stepped right out of a fairy tale – a living Barbie with eyes that are truly the most beautiful in the world!
In a world where innocence and wonder converge, this precious baby girl shines as a beacon of pure loveliness. Her eyes, like two sparkling gems, hold a universe of curiosity, joy, and wonder within them. They are a testament to the beauty that resides in the most innocent of souls.
As you gaze upon her angelic face, you can’t help but be mesmerized by her delicate features, as if she were crafted by the hand of an artist. Her radiant smile is like sunshine on a cloudy day, and her presence is a source of boundless joy.
This baby girl reminds us that beauty comes in all forms and is not confined by any standard. She is a living testament to the awe-inspiring wonder of childhood, where every expression and discovery is a work of art in itself.
Let us celebrate the enchanting beauty of this living Barbie, a reminder that true beauty is found in the purity of the heart and the innocence of a child’s gaze. Share in the wonder and joy that radiates from her, and cherish the beauty that surrounds us in the simple, everyday moments of life.
Dads rule! But today, one dad in particular has our vote for Father of the Year thanks to a heartwarming video that shows him giving his daughter some much-needed advice.
In the video, Randy Gaines is crouching down to speak to one of his daughters, who is sitting on a table, at eye level.
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“You don’t always have to be happy, you don’t always have to be silly or funny, you don’t have to be anything,” he tells her. “The important thing is – whenever you’re feeling that way – to not just stay there all the time. You want to accept it, you want to honor it, you want to acknowledge it, and let it go.”
Is that not the most excellent advice you’ve ever heard on how to deal with anger or sadness? We could benefit from it! But knowing that it was given in an exchange between a father and young daughter makes it so much better.
As the video goes on, you learn that Randy had been joking with his daughter earlier that day and called her a name he often kids with her about. But that day, she wasn’t having it.
Rather than telling her she was being unreasonable, Randy handled her feelings in the best way: by taking his own advice and talking through it.
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“My heart explodes when he connects to his girls like this,” writes Randy’s wife in the video’s caption. “No yelling. No screaming. Talking. Discussing emotions and why we have such feelings.”
The caption also explains that neither Randy nor his wife saw this tenderness in their own childhoods, but together they’re teaching their girls they are “still loved no matter what.”
What a precious moment between this father and daughter! We can all learn a thing or two from Randy’s parenting skills and his advice as well.
Watch the heartwarming conversation between Randy and his daughter below, and share to make someone’s day.
You’ve heard Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah over the years, but we can promise you that you’ve never heard it like this before, with the touch of a master of classical music.
When the world’s soul is missing something that only a good bit of music can fill, there are some people who deliver above and beyond.
Andreas Bocelli and his daughter Virginia were part of a live-streamed, ticketed concert for the holidays. Bocelli is frequently described as having a voice that is divinely appointed.
This notion isn’t difficult to buy into when you listen to the master tenor and his daughter sing, of all things, Leonard Cohen’s timeless “Hallelujah.”
Originally written with an undertone of irony, you hear nothing but pure tear-jerking beauty when father and daughter sing with the orchestra. Little Virginia’s voice is so fragile and airy and spirals around her father’s voice like a dancing butterfly.
At times his voice is overpowering, but at the end of each breath, you can hear that Virginia was holding the note just as long as he was. If Cohen could hear this rendition of his song, he would likely be moved to tears.
In the heart of Los Angeles, at Baldwin Hills Elementary, a group of third graders recently embarked on a journey that left their audience astounded and delighted. Their secret weapon? A passion for music, a dedicated teacher, and a timeless love for Motown classics.
Malinda Williams, an elementary school teacher known for her unwavering commitment to her students, had a dream. A dream that involved her beloved students channeling the spirit of iconic Motown artists like the Jackson 5 and The Supremes. With an infectious enthusiasm for music, she organized an unforgettable talent show that would become known as “The Sounds of Motown.”
For weeks, Williams poured her heart and soul into helping her young prodigies perfect their dance moves, harmonies, and stage presence. The dedication was palpable, the excitement contagious. But what truly stole the show was a group of boys who chose to pay tribute to the legendary Jackson 5 with their performance of “I Want You Back.”
When they took the stage, it was as if a time machine had transported the audience back to the heyday of Motown. Dressed in outfits reminiscent of Michael Jackson and his brothers, these young talents unleashed their inner performers. The crowd was rendered speechless as the boys channeled the charisma and groove of the Jackson 5, hitting every note and nailing every dance move with impeccable precision.
The video of their performance, which you can watch below, quickly became a viral sensation. People from all corners of the globe couldn’t resist hitting the replay button. The enthusiasm was infectious, and social media erupted with praise.
“Jelani, Eugene, Ryan, Anthony, and Jalen paying tribute to The Jackson Five! Choreography by Malinda Williams,” the video description proudly proclaimed. Social media users couldn’t get enough, with comments pouring in like, “Made me so happy watching this. These kids are awesome!” and “Thanks to a great group of kids and teachers, I have now wasted a wonderful 20 minutes or so just smiling and remembering these tunes from my childhood.”
In a world where negativity often dominates the headlines, this heartwarming performance provided a much-needed dose of positivity. It reminded us that talent knows no age, and that with dedication and guidance, young individuals can achieve the extraordinary.
We commend Malinda Williams for her incredible dedication to nurturing the talents of these remarkable young students. Her commitment to making “The Sounds of Motown” a reality is a testament to the transformative power of education and the enduring magic of music.
But the story doesn’t end there. As the video continues to circulate and inspire, it serves as a reminder of the boundless potential within our youth. Who knows where these talented students will go from here? Their Motown-inspired performance may have been their first step on a remarkable journey filled with music and creativity.
In a world often divided by politics and differences, it’s heartwarming to witness a shared love for music bringing people together. The legacy of Motown endures, not only in the hearts of those who lived through its heyday but also in the spirit of these young performers who are carrying the torch forward.
As we celebrate this heartwarming story of talent, dedication, and unity, let us be reminded that moments like these are the true treasures of our communities. They remind us that, even in challenging times, the power of music and education can unite us all, across generations and backgrounds.
So, take a moment to watch the video, and be prepared to be amazed by the youthful exuberance and talent on display. Share this story with your friends and family, and let the world know that the future is bright when young hearts are filled with the music of Motown.
