From the archives: This story was last updated in July 2019.
Remember the annual talent shows in elementary school? Many of you wouldn’t want to miss this fun event to catch a glimpse of your classmates’ talent or showcase your own talent, we bet.Our talented classmates sometimes never fail to surprise us with their creativity—like what these four funny then-fifth-graders at the New Braunfels Christian Academy, in Texas, did. They put on the best talent show to have their peers laughing their heads off. The one-of-a-kind performance caused the audience to erupt into laughter.
Not every one of us likes to perform in front of a large crowd, but in an annual talent show in the New Braunfels Christian Academy in New Braunfels in 2017, four then-10-year-old boys—Rider, Hunter, Mason, and Graham—wowed the crowd with their hilarious enactment after weeks of practice.
Before the start of the goofy performance, when a large black sheet was pulled away, the audience immediately dissolved into laughter the moment they saw the boys’ heads and arms with the “body” of a baby in disguise. What happened next earned them even more applause.
The boys’ perfectly synchronized dance moves and silly expressions on their faces had their classmates and teachers in stitches. At one point, they even donned sunglasses and baseball hats to liven up the show.
Rider, Hunter, Mason, and Graham were absolutely too funny for words! Even they themselves couldn’t help but giggle! In the end, the audience cracked up and gave them a big round of applause. Well, who could not resist giving a smile?
By looking at the props, one could see that the boys had put in a lot of effort in creating this splendid and not-so-traditional performance for the talent show!
Fortunately, this comical performance was recorded on video and uploaded to YouTube on May 12, 2017, by Mason’s father, Randy Benson.
Most viewers were impressed by the boys’ performance. “This was funny and very creative!!” one YouTube user wrote.
Another commented: “That was legit the funniest thing I have ever seen.”
“It’s like my 20th time watching and I just noticed all the laughing in the background,” another remarked.
“I wish I was as talented as them,” another said.
It’s evident Rider, Hunter, Mason, and Graham have a comedy gene in their DNA! We’re sure their brilliant and hilarious performance will be an unforgettable one for their classmates and teachers for a long time.
