Groucho Marx said in an interview that anybody can say something dirty and get a laugh. He then added the challenge, "Say something clean and get a laugh. That requires a comedian". You, sir, do Groucho Marx proud!
Everyone remember that huge fast metal merry-go-round that we would run as fast as we can as we push it then jump on??! Boy that thing was dangerous! But was so fun!!
And God forbid that someone would fall off too close to it and as it came back around there was always the one who would stick their foot out to kick you in the he head!
Pushing kids high enough to go over the bar is totally real. We did that. We also jumped out on the highest swing. Public school teachers had no fear of us dying apparently 😁
😂😂😂 My father anchored a swing set for me & my sisters. We swung so high so often, after a period of time, the swing set came out of the ground, with the concrete still attached to it. Another swing set buckled under the wear-and-tear. Literally collapsed; the top bar "kneeled" down to the ground and folded onto itself, while we were swinging on it. 😂😂
Dad wouldn't build me a playhouse. Instead he dumped a load of construction debris behind the garage and gave me a key to the tools and said "make one yourself". I was 10.
True story...and yeah how we survived I don't know...we had Jarts in the garage. But we didn't play Jarts. We played a game we made up that we called "INCOMING!"...me and a few friends would stand in a bunch with our backs together, everybody had a couple of darts...then 1-2-3 and THROW them straight up as hard as possible, scream "INCOMING!", and then run like hell. We were probably to blame for the ban...
I'm 16 now, and back when I was like 6-7 I remember playing with the tether ball, but then one day I saw them missing everywhere, so then there was just this metal pole sticking up in the middle of the playground. I miss those things.
I played tether ball all through primary and middle school. You kids have missed out on a lot of great playground equipment. No more tall slides, merry-go-rounds, jungle gyms, even teeter totters have gone away.
I was always a big fan of those metal slides that heated up to about a thousand degree's under the hot sun. Oh and the fact you actually went fast down them. Now we have those stupid plastic slides that are about 2ft long and don't actually slide due to static cling.
yess!! I found one once in an old run down park and Felt giddy . so bad it was set at a 30degree angle because of warping . my brother got 2nd degree burns one year. goodness I feel old now ..
Our local park had one that seemed like it was 3 stories tall and about one foot wide. Gravity was the only safety feature of that thing. I don't know how it was even legal! Lol!
When I was in kindergarten (aeons ago), we had a very large swingset that *was* properly anchored. Being an unusually big, strong child, I was called upon to push for the kids who wanted to try and go all the way over... Actually succeeded. Sort-of! Seems that, just about the time Jimmy gets vertical over the bar, gravity wins-out over centrifugal force, and he winds-up taking a bite out that sucker. Yes, we studied Physics early back then. In the most painful way possible! Walk it off, Jimmy! Those were just baby teeth anyway!
Yesss!!! I was terrified watching friends do that! I thought they must all be just a teeny bit crazy to want to get hurt like that...Some of us studied the effects of physics on others...muahaha!
The swingset we had in the backyard was only anchored by varying the feed about 6 inches into the ground. You could swing on it but not too high or it would start rocking back and forth. I had a stepdad. We Were Expendable.
That there is just funny. Baby teeth. Haha. Anyone remember bike ramps? Like we were trying to jump the neighbor's house. Now my daughter rides to the park with training wheels and I'm like get your helmet, baby! Those shoes are not safety certified enough! Heheh. If she saw what we did as kids she'd laugh and speed off yelling silly suicidal daddy. :p
I loved that etch and sketch. In fact I loved a lot of toys we used to enjoy in the 80’s. Was a simpler time but it was the BEST time! Had fun as a kid!
Thomas Scott I bet it was good times though. I used to dig a hole on the side of my house in the dirt and then fill it with water and swim in it. Well, more like sit in it. But it was a huge hole.
I remember when i was about 15 the park near me closed because some child fell off the swings and the mum complained to the council. All us older children who regularly fell off things as a young child and carried on just jumped the fence and used it everyday until the council reopened it. We were like this park is basically heritage, you are not taking it away because of one mum being too scared of her kid playing.
@@Lookatmeshine totally agree with you. these "safety mesures" actually make things more harmful and no common sense anymore. when pill bottles first had safety seals on them my mom had to bring them to me at less than ten-years-old because i could open the bottle but she couldn't
I had a neighbor that made me a bow and arrow set to play with. One arrow had a nail in it and the other a drill bit. My dad told me that if I hurt anybody with it I had to tear it up. Well, that same day my friend Mike came over to play a game of Cowboys and Indians. I, of course, was the Indian. After I counted to 10 Mississippi I came around the corner of the house and Mike was hiding behind a bush. He said "bang, your dead!" And I quickly drew back and shot him through the upper lip with the nail arrow. Blood squirted everywhere. When dad came home from work that day I had to go in the back yard with him and tear the bow up. On another note, Mike was not allowed to play with me for a couple of years!
Holy cow! I like that instead of saying you can't play with it, he just specified what would happen "if" someone got hurt. He probably expected it was more of a when than an if!
To keep the narrative going I had another friend named Tim. We decided after school one day to make an atomic bomb in my back yard. We used a Tupperware bowl and filled it with gasoline, kerosene, oil and toilet tissue. We hovered over it while I struck a match and bang!.... we made an atomic fireball! I freaked and kicked it all over the back of my dad’s metal shed and went running to get my older brother. Somehow during the event Tim got his leg burned real bad. He wasn’t allowed to play with me for a couple of years either. I started to run out of friends to play with.
Oh man, this brings up memories. I mean, I'm currently 21, so I didn't have nearly the experience this guy had with dangerous playground equipment. But in my elementary school, we did have some dangerous games. For one, it was a regular pastime at recess for kids to jump off the swing at its highest point (heck, sometimes we'd line up just to do that until the teachers yelled at us to stop). Another one I can think of is the see-saw, where kids would basically launch themselves up with their feet as the other side was going down, so they'd bounce off the seat at the top. Oh, and don't forget the not infrequent occasion where the other kid got off and you had to catch yourself before hitting the bottom.
My elementary school had the BEST toy! It was telephone (electric) poles, about 9-12 of them, anchored in asphalt, with old tires bolted on to them, about 2-3 tires per pole. They later took it out as "too dangerous." So, they replaced it with one of those metal gyms (that would get to about 900° in the sun) with a rubber pad (that turned to lava in the sun) that stopped two inches from the edge of the set....I still have a scar from hitting the pavement just past the rubber pad. Now, wood chips and plastic sit where fun and danger used to live.
I have been watching you for a short period of time and laugh until I have tears in my eyes. Keep up the good work for all of our sake. 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
John Dunn Nowadays they have those splash pads: water spraying over bare concrete, with dozens of kids running around on wet concrete. It’s a concussion waiting to happen (and I HAVE seen it happen.)
@@guccideltaco All of the splash pads around here are covered and surrounded by gripping rubber padding. I think it's ground up and colored tire rubber.
@@erinblu8551 Yes and it hurt like hell . So did falling off the wooden play towers that were made from thick wood like on train tracks four kids up there at once and one is bound to forget where the hole is you climbed up.
omg... between the memories, the physical comedy and reading the comments, this has been the best stand-up routine i've seen in ages! thanks everybody and oooh boy... i didn't think i would be able to remember Half of the stuff i just did about the toys (read: weapons of childhood destruction) we played with as kids... mostly because i thought they'd done too much brain damage for me to be able to, to be honest. lol
The day's kids still played with toy,s instead of sitting on there phone's all day long! Thanks for making me laugh ,I needed that .You are hilarious 🌈😂
I was the victim of a lawn Jart ... whomp, right in the thigh. My dad, as he was driving me to the hospital, said "Quit crying or I'll give you something to cry about'." ahhh . good times.
Good old days! Anyone who lived through those days had good memories. Most of us survived without serious injuries. Kids today have expensive technology to entertain them. Ever notice how many are overweight and don't there is a outdoors.
I had some toy (1968) that you made Army men with bendable arms and legs. You poured liquid plastic into 2 molds, then you put thin steel wires in the arms and legs, then put the molds together and they heated up to like 450 degrees. Somehow you always ended up with a few drops of 450-degree molten plastic dripping on your arm and once you had made the Amry men and bent their arms or legs one or two times, the wires protrude through the plastic and poke you. Fun times!
He is awesome and sooo funny I would love to hang out with him he was great on AGT everyone loved him I hope he goes far with his comedy he truly deserves the best! 👌👏👏👏😂😀♥️
the Merry-Go-Round was my favorite but also the most dangerous. If you got caught while you were pushing those aboard, you would go round and around, dragging behind it. 😂
Groucho Marx said in an interview that anybody can say something dirty and get a laugh. He then added the challenge, "Say something clean and get a laugh. That requires a comedian". You, sir, do Groucho Marx proud!
Profound words of wisdom.
Thank you.
That’s not all the way true tho, I see what he means, but you can say something dirty and it not be funny
One of the best physical comedians out there lol
Everyone remember that huge fast metal merry-go-round that we would run as fast as we can as we push it then jump on??! Boy that thing was dangerous! But was so fun!!
hell yeah XD
Oh hell yeah!
I absolutely loved those. The goal was to get it spinning so fast your friends would fly off.
I puked once, LoLoLoL
And God forbid that someone would fall off too close to it and as it came back around there was always the one who would stick their foot out to kick you in the he head!
Pushing kids high enough to go over the bar is totally real. We did that. We also jumped out on the highest swing. Public school teachers had no fear of us dying apparently 😁
This guy! Has a face and voice like a cartoon. And I mean that as a compliment.
😂😂😂 My father anchored a swing set for me & my sisters. We swung so high so often, after a period of time, the swing set came out of the ground, with the concrete still attached to it. Another swing set buckled under the wear-and-tear. Literally collapsed; the top bar "kneeled" down to the ground and folded onto itself, while we were swinging on it. 😂😂
Dad wouldn't build me a playhouse. Instead he dumped a load of construction debris behind the garage and gave me a key to the tools and said "make one yourself". I was 10.
Lol
The neighbor boys had plywood and things for forts. They were the fav hang out.
😂😂
Clearly you had an excellent father.
That sounds fun but he could've helped...
True story...and yeah how we survived I don't know...we had Jarts in the garage. But we didn't play Jarts. We played a game we made up that we called "INCOMING!"...me and a few friends would stand in a bunch with our backs together, everybody had a couple of darts...then 1-2-3 and THROW them straight up as hard as possible, scream "INCOMING!", and then run like hell. We were probably to blame for the ban...
[howls] i got to the "incoming" just about busted something! we played that too!
That's insane!!!! Sounds like something we would have done!
We did that too!
I'm 16 now, and back when I was like 6-7 I remember playing with the tether ball, but then one day I saw them missing everywhere, so then there was just this metal pole sticking up in the middle of the playground. I miss those things.
Growing up, my best friend had a tether ball in her back yard. I always thought it was neat!
I played tether ball all through primary and middle school. You kids have missed out on a lot of great playground equipment. No more tall slides, merry-go-rounds, jungle gyms, even teeter totters have gone away.
@@cjpietropinto9293
Remember when the ball swung around, and wrapped around our necks? Wonder why we were never decapitated ...
Cheri Powers teeter totters were the silent devil of the lot💯
thye still had them at your school ? im surprised I'm 30 and they took them away in my school when I was 8/9 :(
It's been awhile since I saw someone who's doing slapstick comedy yet genuinely funny. 👍😂😂😂
His face is made out of silly putty.
If James Earl Jones and Samuel Jackson had a baby, it would be this guy.
I was always a big fan of those metal slides that heated up to about a thousand degree's under the hot sun. Oh and the fact you actually went fast down them. Now we have those stupid plastic slides that are about 2ft long and don't actually slide due to static cling.
yess!! I found one once in an old run down park and Felt giddy . so bad it was set at a 30degree angle because of warping . my brother got 2nd degree burns one year. goodness I feel old now ..
Our local park had one that seemed like it was 3 stories tall and about one foot wide. Gravity was the only safety feature of that thing. I don't know how it was even legal! Lol!
When I was in kindergarten (aeons ago), we had a very large swingset that *was* properly anchored. Being an unusually big, strong child, I was called upon to push for the kids who wanted to try and go all the way over... Actually succeeded. Sort-of! Seems that, just about the time Jimmy gets vertical over the bar, gravity wins-out over centrifugal force, and he winds-up taking a bite out that sucker.
Yes, we studied Physics early back then. In the most painful way possible!
Walk it off, Jimmy! Those were just baby teeth anyway!
OMG, BABY TEETH. TERRIBLE!!!
rajvader OUCH🤣😭💀
Yesss!!! I was terrified watching friends do that! I thought they must all be just a teeny bit crazy to want to get hurt like that...Some of us studied the effects of physics on others...muahaha!
The swingset we had in the backyard was only anchored by varying the feed about 6 inches into the ground. You could swing on it but not too high or it would start rocking back and forth. I had a stepdad. We Were Expendable.
That there is just funny. Baby teeth. Haha. Anyone remember bike ramps? Like we were trying to jump the neighbor's house. Now my daughter rides to the park with training wheels and I'm like get your helmet, baby! Those shoes are not safety certified enough! Heheh. If she saw what we did as kids she'd laugh and speed off yelling silly suicidal daddy. :p
I’ll get you a notepad!
His laugh!!!
Lawn darts ! Forty years later, I still have the memories...and the scar.
"it dosnt count okay"
my goood im diying 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Respawn
hahahahahahahahaha!!!! true!
"imma Unicorn!" XD
I loved that etch and sketch. In fact I loved a lot of toys we used to enjoy in the 80’s. Was a simpler time but it was the BEST time! Had fun as a kid!
I grew up in the 50's....we played with sticks!
Thomas Scott I bet it was good times though. I used to dig a hole on the side of my house in the dirt and then fill it with water and swim in it. Well, more like sit in it. But it was a huge hole.
Me too! 80s was the best... the medal merry go round at the playground.. then one day it was gone..
Rambo and Gracie everything was a competition with my cousins and I. The etch a sketch not withstanding!
50s and 60s were even better!
Very animated and funny.. the rocking swing part got me, also that woman laughing hysterically in a corner somewhere.
someday swings will require seatbelts & airbags if lawyers get their way
I remember when i was about 15 the park near me closed because some child fell off the swings and the mum complained to the council. All us older children who regularly fell off things as a young child and carried on just jumped the fence and used it everyday until the council reopened it. We were like this park is basically heritage, you are not taking it away because of one mum being too scared of her kid playing.
I remember polio, iron lungs were such fun! Sadly, the vaccine lobby and scared parents ruined it for the new generations...
@@IvanNOFX lawyers & lawsuits have made it almost impossible to live freely anymore.
@@Lookatmeshine totally agree with you. these "safety mesures" actually make things more harmful and no common sense anymore. when pill bottles first had safety seals on them my mom had to bring them to me at less than ten-years-old because i could open the bottle but she couldn't
He is hysterical!!! I watched this 8 Times!
I had a neighbor that made me a bow and arrow set to play with. One arrow had a nail in it and the other a drill bit. My dad told me that if I hurt anybody with it I had to tear it up. Well, that same day my friend Mike came over to play a game of Cowboys and Indians. I, of course, was the Indian. After I counted to 10 Mississippi I came around the corner of the house and Mike was hiding behind a bush. He said "bang, your dead!" And I quickly drew back and shot him through the upper lip with the nail arrow. Blood squirted everywhere. When dad came home from work that day I had to go in the back yard with him and tear the bow up. On another note, Mike was not allowed to play with me for a couple of years!
Holy cow! I like that instead of saying you can't play with it, he just specified what would happen "if" someone got hurt. He probably expected it was more of a when than an if!
To keep the narrative going I had another friend named Tim. We decided after school one day to make an atomic bomb in my back yard. We used a Tupperware bowl and filled it with gasoline, kerosene, oil and toilet tissue. We hovered over it while I struck a match and bang!.... we made an atomic fireball! I freaked and kicked it all over the back of my dad’s metal shed and went running to get my older brother. Somehow during the event Tim got his leg burned real bad. He wasn’t allowed to play with me for a couple of years either. I started to run out of friends to play with.
OMG the swing story is so true 😂😂😂
I am laughing so hard I am crying! My dad never properly installed the swingset. The legs will come up exactly as he said! Lmao!
I had a slushee maker that almost killed me one time. We “modified” the recipe. I threw up for two days.
Did you add gin or vodka? :D
LoLoLoL 😂😂😂😂😂
I made my cousin puked and got diarrhea by baking mixed things in and made her ate it. I was such a little bully once.
*Mrs. Voldemort* *puke *eat 😁👍✌
@@chillinwithdylan636
Noted, thanks!!! ❤😘
*Mrs. Voldemort* You're welcome! 👌
So True!!! Man I miss those days. LOL
AMEN! LOL! Took me back to my childhood....some of those toys were pretty dangerous! I LOVE THIS MAN!👍😆
Oh man, this brings up memories. I mean, I'm currently 21, so I didn't have nearly the experience this guy had with dangerous playground equipment. But in my elementary school, we did have some dangerous games. For one, it was a regular pastime at recess for kids to jump off the swing at its highest point (heck, sometimes we'd line up just to do that until the teachers yelled at us to stop). Another one I can think of is the see-saw, where kids would basically launch themselves up with their feet as the other side was going down, so they'd bounce off the seat at the top. Oh, and don't forget the not infrequent occasion where the other kid got off and you had to catch yourself before hitting the bottom.
Or, when one kid was in a hurry to get on first, so they yanked their side down and gave the other poor kid an uppercut with the other seat!
Noooooo..... Not the skin from other kids on the blacktop!!!! 😳😳😳😳😳😂😂😂😂😂
Oh man, and tan bark. How many times did you get tan bark embedded in your skin?
Tether ball. And this joke. Both dropped me. But with two different kinds of pain. Haha
Dachdog honest word!! I was 💀 the hole skit🤣😭
This guy is hilarious! First time I watched him, thoroughly enjoyed it😂😄
i just saw a another clip of his a few hours ago for the first time and i want to go see him live and I haven't seen anybody live since maybe 2008😊
My elementary school had the BEST toy! It was telephone (electric) poles, about 9-12 of them, anchored in asphalt, with old tires bolted on to them, about 2-3 tires per pole.
They later took it out as "too dangerous." So, they replaced it with one of those metal gyms (that would get to about 900° in the sun) with a rubber pad (that turned to lava in the sun) that stopped two inches from the edge of the set....I still have a scar from hitting the pavement just past the rubber pad.
Now, wood chips and plastic sit where fun and danger used to live.
Cj Pietropinto 😥
As soon as you laughed at the request to buy an iPad, I wanted to like this video! : )
I love this guy!😆
I just KNEW he would bring up Jarts!
🤣🤣🤣
Mr. Greg Norton, where have you been all of my life?
Best physical comedy!
Sir, you are a very funny comedian! You should also consider doing voice over or narration work. Your voice is amazing!
I'll get ya a notepad 😂
I have been watching you for a short period of time and laugh until I have tears in my eyes. Keep up the good work for all of our sake. 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
Kenneth Graves could say the same here! Gotta day, totally unexpected to laugh as hard as I did😄
Oh, And Who Remembers The Teeter-Totter?
I do !! those were fun until the bigger kid wouldnt let you get off
Oh god, never got on one again after a kid almost launched me like a cartoon character.
You mean the baller-buster
@@A1Pro77 Lol! This killed me!
Yeah, I think Greg really missed it by not coming up with a joke for that thing. Maybe he'll do it in the future. :)
I have my mom watching and the reaction is given. Please keep up the great work.
This has me laughing my head off at 10 pm
Man this guy is a genius
1:46 I love how nonchalantly he says, "Every toy they came out with would kill you."
Congrats Greg on killing AGT auditions!!! You walked on stage and I was like Hey hes from Dry Bar Comedy!
Oh man. This guy needs to meet Tim Hawkins and they need to tour together. That would be a gut killer! Not a gut buster. Gut KILLER!!!
Alex Koning yaaaasss!!!
America's Got Talent brought me here. Greg did a great job tonight!
Just last summer my kid's friends hung on the swing set and literally broke the frame in half.
Saw you on AGT...I'm a new fan, Big Time!!
Clackers, the concussion maker. Good times.
My cousin and I were swinging on the swing set and not really even that high. It flipped over with us on it. We got up laughing our butts off 😂
I went to a school that had a blacktop play ground! And we had a wall for the awesome game of dodgeball! Today's kids wouldn't stand a chance!
Lmao! I remember plenty of dodgeball games that you couldn't be "out" until you got hit in the face!
@@WhiteDragonSecurity i never aimed anywhere else! Did you? 🤐 tks 4 reply!🇺🇸🦅😑
@@darthstanley166 Depended entirely on the gym teacher!
John Dunn Nowadays they have those splash pads: water spraying over bare concrete, with dozens of kids running around on wet concrete. It’s a concussion waiting to happen (and I HAVE seen it happen.)
@@guccideltaco All of the splash pads around here are covered and surrounded by gripping rubber padding. I think it's ground up and colored tire rubber.
I want more and more of this 😂😂😂
So true with the swingset story!
Had to click. He is soooo much fun to watch! Very original! Very funny!👍👍🤓🤓🤣🤣
My school had a metal emergency exit slide we used to climb before school... until one hot day...
Nothing like wearing shorts and going to go play on a metal slide! Once you get going, you just have to let it sear the skin off your legs!
@@erinblu8551 Yes and it hurt like hell . So did falling off the wooden play towers that were made from thick wood like on train tracks four kids up there at once and one is bound to forget where the hole is you climbed up.
Saw this joke performed live yesterday and let me tell you, it was just as funny! This guy really has a knack for physical humor.
I died 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 the best 🙆🏾♀️
I just love Greg Morton!He's so hilariously talented & I would love to see him in a movie.
omg... between the memories, the physical comedy and reading the comments, this has been the best stand-up routine i've seen in ages!
thanks everybody and oooh boy... i didn't think i would be able to remember Half of the stuff i just did about the toys (read: weapons of childhood destruction) we played with as kids... mostly because i thought they'd done too much brain damage for me to be able to, to be honest. lol
My God, this brought back so many memories. At least the ones I can remember.
Never heard of him. He is hilarious. Can't wait to see more of him.
The day's kids still played with toy,s instead of sitting on there phone's all day long! Thanks for making me laugh ,I needed that .You are hilarious 🌈😂
I was the victim of a lawn Jart ... whomp, right in the thigh. My dad, as he was driving me to the hospital, said "Quit crying or I'll give you something to cry about'." ahhh . good times.
Good old days! Anyone who lived through those days had good memories. Most of us survived without serious injuries. Kids today have expensive technology to entertain them. Ever notice how many are overweight and don't there is a outdoors.
He's funny......Thank you. :-)
god i love this guy
That last joke had me in tears😂😂😂😂
This guy's great! I shared this video with my family. 😆😂
This guy is great on AGT, but his stand up is amazing! I was literally LOL. Great job!
😂🤣😂 So true, I loved jumping off the swing, climbing the 20 foot pole and ringing the bell at the top.
OMG!! Some of the stuff he mentioned we had at one point.
Chopped -meat knees from missing that dodge ball kick.
His voices have me in tears😂😂😂
Man! this guy's face is very expressive it's so funny, complements his routine. haha
Greg is comedic treasure! So hilarious!
Wow what performance on America's Got Talent... Way to go he is pretty funny too im definitely going for this guy
He's super hilarious...😂😂😂😂
Sounds like we had the same childhood growing up !!!!
Oh man this guy is so good!
Amazing Stuff
Good stuff. And true.
The skin from other kids on the blacktop 🤣🤣🤣🤣 That was hilarious!!!!!
reminded me of the good ole days!!!
Aaah the memories!
I never saw this guy ...this is really great
Just saw his impressions on got talent. Now I'm here. Incredible
Mainway industries supported Johnny bag of glass and the carp blender
Bass-o-matic
I had some toy (1968) that you made Army men with bendable arms and legs. You poured liquid plastic into 2 molds, then you put thin steel wires in the arms and legs, then put the molds together and they heated up to like 450 degrees. Somehow you always ended up with a few drops of 450-degree molten plastic dripping on your arm and once you had made the Amry men and bent their arms or legs one or two times, the wires protrude through the plastic and poke you. Fun times!
Mr. Morton is Great!
I saw the thumbnail (face expression) and say: this got to be hilarious for sure😂😂😂
My stomach hurts. You do one of these skits on AGT you just might win, you are that funny.
Congrats Greg. Btw kids back then were tough as wall. They don't cry easily and they played with reality real hard.
He is awesome and sooo funny I would love to hang out with him he was great on AGT everyone loved him I hope he goes far with his comedy he truly deserves the best! 👌👏👏👏😂😀♥️
Omg all time favorite
I love this guy!!! So dam funny. Jarts!! 😂🤣
Wow...this man is skilled!!!! : )
Kid falls and as a loving mom I would say, “did that hurt, well don’t do it again”
I'm that mom . 90's kid here !
AGT! Way to go!
His facial expressions are the best
I love him! 😂😂😂😂😂
Blast from the past took me way back
the Merry-Go-Round was my favorite but also the most dangerous. If you got caught while you were pushing those aboard, you would go round and around, dragging behind it. 😂