OK, so obviously there’s a human in there….somewhere!

He/she stands on the spot for a few seconds as if conjuring the power to transform, steps back, closes the hood and then quite literally transforms into a car. The ‘Transformer’ drives around for a bit, stops, then unfolds itself to its former state.

It’s really quite brilliant.

What’s also interesting is that some people are walking past as if it’s nothing. So they must either be transformers themselves(!) or seen this performance before. They were probably just as intrigued when they first saw it (hopefully).

Very creative. To build something like that. Very cool. A lot of kids would most likely go mental seeing it.

So after trying to have a baby for two years, this mum and dad find out to their delight that they’re expecting not one, but two babies. They share the good news with their two daughters with a lovely cake and the words “we are having twins” iced on the top.

Having read what’s on the cake, the older daughter bursts into tears, covering her mouth, a mixture of shock, overwhelm, happiness and laughter.

Her younger sister doesn’t quite get it, so she and her mum explain. Then the younger one says, “Two babies? Can I eat one?”

Haha! What a response!

The mum then shows them cat scans of their baby siblings. She also asks the two if they’ll help out. The older says she’ll help with the pee. The younger says she’ll help with the poo! What a little comedian.

They’re gonna love those twins to bits. Beautiful family. And two lovely big sisters.

Uploaded to YouTube less than two weeks ago. Over 700,000 hits so far.

This video’s beautiful and funny. What initially seems to be an extremely tense situation in which Kim Jong-un’s about to bomb the US with nuclear weaponry, turns out to be quite the opposite! He bombs the US with love instead!

Obama (and his team) then starts dancing and reciprocates Kim Jong-un’s love bomb with the same heartfelt sentiment.

All manner of beautiful things happen after that. Kim dances – his team hesitate but join in eventually.

The dancing’s silly and funny on both sides .

Then the love spreads – people start sending love using their mobile phones and tablets, across continents, across countries, paying it forward – from the US to Paris, from Paris to Canada – India, Australia, Africa, London and so on, rolling that love energy round.

(p.s.: watch the vid to the very very end)

The video’s courtesy of LovePowerup.com – a free mobile phone/tablet application that enables you to send and receive love to people round the world.

So far it’s had over 110,000 views on YouTube since it was uploaded less than 2 weeks’ ago. That’s a lot of love right there.

You have to see it to believe it. Boyanka Angelova was just 13 years old when she did the following routine. Such a talented young lady. Her level of flexibility is incredible to watch, the way she manipulates her body into various contortions….and so effortlessly too.

The contortions are one thing and that in itself is mind-blowing. But to then do that alongside playing with a ball. Well that’s just a whole ‘nother level of did-I-just-see-that.

She tosses the ball in the air while moving and twisting, then she catches the ball with her feet…so accurately. She turns upside down and rotates while bouncing the ball. She does a cartwheel while holding the ball with her foot. And other astounding moves.

Another thing: at times, when the ball’s in the air, how she’s able to do the number of moves she does before catching it beggars belief. It’s almost as if when she tosses the ball, time slows down. It really is amazing to watch and makes you wonder what it was like for those who were actually there.

This video was shot back in 2008, but was uploaded to YouTube a week ago. Since then it’s had over 9 million hits.

A 20-foot dinosaur was created in a museum last month using nothing but balloons in various shapes and sizes. It took days to create, a team effort, including the help of some school kids, but it got done and what a beauty! Looks really cool.

The video shows the creative process (in fast motion). They also used balloons to create trees, vegetation around the trees as well as flowers and an insect (a dragon fly?). It really is a marvel.

Even the dinosaur’s teeth, tongue and claws are balloons.

The dinosaur was created at the Museum of Natural History in Virginia and was the brainchild of a company called Airgami.

The look on the boy’s face at 1.12 in the video – pure wonder. You can imagine him being utterly speechless, mouth open, having little to say except ‘wow, wow’ again and again.

This is really quite incredible. Awesome.

Animator, Annette Jung, used Lego pieces to create a clever short piece of some of Michael Jackson’s dance moves. In the video, you can make out what MJ’s wearing, including his signature white socks. It looks like he has a hat on too.

Jung incorporated typical sounds MJ’s feet would make when he danced, along with some of his vocal expressions that were characteristic of him.

He spins, kicks his leg in the air, does shoulder moves, arm moves, gyrates – swishes, turns – all in that sharp, bad-ass way the world knew, admired and loved him for.

The animation’s a really creative and unique tribute to a remarkable legend.

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Dogs don’t have human hands so these two are obviously not really playing the banjo in this vid — but the set-up’s funny! The shirts – the caps they have on – the look on their faces while their ‘hands’ are strumming away.

The dog on the left is dead pan as if he’s self-taught on the banjo and ‘playing’ it comes as second nature to him. The other dog comes across really laid back, almost like he’s tired (or a bit tipsy!) and plans on taking a nap as soon as they’re both done playing. He also leans over towards his musical partner at times, maybe to check he’s playing in the right key.

The video was posted on YouTube just over a month ago and has garnered over a quarter of a million views to date.

This little girl is real determined to buckle her car seat belt all by herself! On her dad offering to help her with it, she refuses and stubbornly replies, “Worry about yourself”, then goes back to what she’s doing.

Hehe!

She says “worry about yourself” a handful of times throughout the video, sometimes pointing at her dad whilst saying it. Other times, she refuses politely but firmly with a “no thank you”. She says something incoherently cute somewhere in-between.

Her big sister’s calm – unfazed.

“What do you want me to do?” he asks. She replies, “worry about yourself.”

Then she says, “You driiiive. Worry about yourself”.

Nothing he can do but laugh in disbelief!

Kids, ey?! And she’s so serious when she’s saying it too!

Over a quarter of a million hits on YouTube…and counting .

If not, well here’s your chance! No, you’re not seeing things – the cat is actually walking the dog. It picks up the dog’s leash and pulls it along – the dog follows, no barking, no struggling, no fighting.

Seventeen seconds in, the dog distracts itself, but the cat gives it a meow and it’s back in line again. They go up the stairs, chill for a short while, look back, and then up they continue, up a couple more flights of stairs ’til they reach the door of their apartment.

Who said cats and dogs don’t get along?!

There have been over a million views of this video on YouTube since it was uploaded in March. The pets’ owner (Dafna Kopelis) says the cat wasn’t trained to do what she did.

Now that’s amazing right there! This guy, Mike Breach, draws art on frothy coffee. We’re not talking heart shapes (though those can be cute); we’re talking detailed images of people and landscapes. He uses the dark and light parts of the froth to work his magic.

Mike’s coffee art started a while back when he discovered he was able to manoeuvre the milk in the coffee. He began drawing faces and got great feedback from customers, then he started experimenting more.

The artwork only stays for a short while before it starts to disperse, which is to be expected. There’s something quite beautiful about art that’s transient. New-York based Mike says its short-lived nature makes it more personal and special “because I’ve actually just painted it for that person to see. I didn’t really do it for myself to have it hanging in my apartment.”

It definitely makes ordering a cup of coffee a unique experience. Talented guy.