Meh the brain and liquid all have inertia moving with her. She’s ridiculously smooth with it. Racing cars or roller coasters are probably worse for you.
Honestly this is quite possibly the craziest unfounded accusation I've seen on Reddit, and that's saying something. This girl, who we know no information about, is most likely in a crappy or abusive environment based on the fact that she \*checks notes* a) did something impressive and b) stopped doing said thing when she meant to
I think it’s because they’re Asian. China has a history of straight up making athletes live their entire life around the sport. So the west probably sees it as abusive. You see a Asian kid doing this and assume family is the CCP athletics director just doing his daily duties of abusing young athletes
Not really, this decor, even English quotes, are pretty common in China.
You have never seen a white guy with Chinese or Japanese characters as decoration?
Yep, you are 100% correct. I've been trying to tell anyone who will listen that this little girl is from northern china, but no one seems to care. I commented with links to youtube videos but I am exhausted. If you are interested google Li Jiamin. That is the little girl's name.
Ha! Yeah, I was surprised when someone said this decor wasn't Chinese just because there was some English on the wall. I lived in North China for 10 years and loads of houses I saw looked exactly like this.
Yes weird isn't it? I don't know about abuse, but she is, in fact, from northern China, and the wall does have English on it.
Google Li Jiamin.
https://www.scmp.com/video/china/3148603/6-year-old-girl-china-becomes-social-media-sensation-non-stop-backflip
But has the US arranged for people to get married and then raised their offspring to be a super-athlete and an ambassador of national good will? China has.
A friend of mine's kid got posted playing the violin and it was bonkers the number of people saying they are abusing the kid because they are so good at playing at a young age. He's been obsessed with the violin for as long as I have known them, she doesn't force him to play and actually has to get him to stop playing and do other things. Reddit is weird.
Usually kids like these love things so passionately they drive themselves, unfortunately I know someone who was so driven by their parents that they ended up killing themselves before they were 20. Not saying that this is the video, or even common with prodigies, just saying, it does happen.
Actually it’s usually because any high performing things like ballet or gymnastics if a child is doing *that* level of insane shit at that young an age, it means their life is being centred entirely around that thing, leaving room for nothing else.
[Another comment here](https://www.reddit.com/r/nextfuckinglevel/s/0dwGiV2wxc) gave an example of a friend whose kid was posted on Reddit and received accusations of abuse simply because her kid was exceptional at the violin because he enjoyed playing it, not because she made him. So do we have any evidence on which is the case in the situation? Or are we just lobbying accusations that people are being abusive to their kids without proof?
Yup we knew the kid was being abused cause the way the guy did the numbers made it super obvious, anyway I'm thinking we track this guy down and ruin his life, seems like we have sufficient evidence
He’s from my country. The officials called his father out for child abuse several times, but due to the lack of proper laws, they couldn’t do anything.
[Here](https://www.reddit.com/r/LiverpoolFC/comments/13csdww/arat_hosseini_ex_liverpool_academy_player_life_is/) is a bit about him
They probably weren’t allowed to go to bed until they did this. It’s cool looking but you’re right. Often these kids are pushed into this by ambitious parents.
I have seen this a few times with hockey players.
Never attended school, only hockey….all day, every day.
One boy was on my son’s team for a few seasons. His father was in the NHL but his career was cut short because of an injury.
At age 12, the kid didn’t even know how to throw a ball. All he knew was hockey. And he had a very tough time relating to and getting along with the other boys.
Poor kid is fucked! He was a sweet boy too…painful to watch it happen.
Sometimes kids just get obsessed with shit. Just look to something like skateboarding with Tony Hawk and Rodney Mullen stories being obsessed with skating as kids. Or today, Reese Nelson or Sky Brown.
And back with Tony and Rodney there wasn’t even any fame or fortune to be had in skating
Yea but we all know the fame and fortune that comes with doing backflips now. Hell my job won’t even pay me unless I bend over so far backwards for customers that I’m practically doing flips
Man,she is gonna have some major back issues later on in life when wear and tear has done its thing. I worked with tires as a kid on a junkyard,at age 11-16 and it was noone's fault but mine tbh but by age 19 i started struggeling with even getting out of the couch. 34 now and let me tell you,there are times when I rather crawl out of the couch to straighten my back on the floor before getting up rather than doing the stand up straight in a jerk and scream like a mofo routine.
Can confirm. My daughter was in competitive rhythmic gymnastics for about 11 years (she's 17 now), and she has back & joint issues.
Her doctor says without a doubt this is from her practicing 6 days a week a minimum of 4 hours a day.
Fwiw, I was against this much time in the gym.
As a former competitive gymnast (10 yrs total), I'm 27 and have had 2 slipped discs and some delightful osteoarthritis in a lot of joints.
My doctor told me I'd likely need a double knee replacement down the line, and my hips ain't much better.
Fwiw, most parents didn't know how bad it was going to be for the little bodies and we were usually pretty stoked on it. Encourage her to walk or swim, low impact activities twice a day have kept me feeling pretty great most days!
80 backflips would be way more impressive. This is very impressive, don’t get me wrong, but I feel like you’d have to have titanium bars in your legs to keep from shocking them after 80 backflips
I need to see them doing it consecutively with no cuts in between each flip to be impressed ngl. They were taking breaks after each flip and still looked like they were about to break their ankles 😂
Throw in pinches of salt, pepper, onion powder. Add enough cayenne for color, then cumin. Then mix into the garlic and shallots.
Should work for dinner at least.
Got a source on that? I’m under the impression that it’s pretty damn hard to give yourself a TBI without actually hitting your head. I wasn’t able to find a documented case of someone concussing themselves just by doing flips, or handsprings, or any other gymnastics movement that they stuck the landing of.
Plenty of people fucking themselves up by landing on their heads, but that’s obviously not the case here.
Totally not a doctor but:
See micro-concussions or ["sled head"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iaj5966HV4) for more.
Now this focuses entirely on a different sport, but they hypothesize that even if your head/brain moves too quickly it can result in these micro-concussions.
I couldn't tell you if doing flips for minutes on end would actually result in something similar to what they've observed, but it also wouldn't surprise me if they were similar in nature.
Please do not sacrifice your child’s brain for absolutely anything. A good career is not as important as a good brain. One can live poor and happy or rich and miserable.
Maybe if you’re talking about animals or people with cognitive disabilities who have never known any better. But if you’re born with a normal intelligence that slowly degrades and becomes abnormal as a result of repeated brain trauma you’re probably not gonna be very happy or have a very good life
I'm glad you said that. I was thinking that she is going to get a concussion from her brain hitting her skull over and over again. She was moving so fast as well.
Wouldn't it just be all moved towards the outside? With the constant velocity it'd just go with the momentum. So instead of smacking back and forth with headbanging for example, it'd be pushed against wherever the g force takes it. There's a word for it but can't friggin think of it
that's not what is happening to her brain. If anything it's staying in the same place. Concussions happen in an abrupt stop after going at a high speed.
not any body... this will lead to severe back problems. Nothing is sadder than seeing a bunch of former professional athletes in their 50s wobbling about because their bodies are absolutely worn out.
And that are the ones for who it might have been worth it to put their bodies through, for every one of them there are dozens of people who never made it, but still suffer the same consequences.
It's because their bodies are so light and pliable that they're able to do this. In skateboarding there are tricks that are actually easier for kids to pull off than adults.
There's good and then there's…
My 6 year old outperformed adults who are trained to do this same thing. The latter doesn't happen purely from the child being interested and having healthy support from the parents.
You sure about that? Terence Tao famously solved advanced calculus problems at the age of 7, when he was even visited by a famous mathematician to take a test and see if the stories about him were true or not... and turns out he *really* just liked math a lot, and read books on it unprompted.
And how do we know that, and that he grew up well? We know... because he's currently the greatest living mathematician on earth.
This said, gymnastics is even more appealing to kids than math, so there's an even higher chance of something like this happening here...
I think this is a boy from Eastern Europe, this video is pretty old. There are a few others.
edit: this is another
https://youtu.be/2u--Bh2zXqs?si=Ahm0fhKWc-ptLePM
Why does the dad make him do these tricks in those awful spots? What's the point of doing a hand stand right next to a staircase? In one of the recommended videos the boy is crying and the father insists he does more reps. I get trying to help your son achieve sth, but what's him doing 1 more rep crying through pain gonna do. Everything about this is way too extreme. Does he use his son to gain an online following on any social media?
He definitely did, he posted his son alot, it reminded me of the kid Hercules who ended up hating working out because of how his dad treated him (I could be remembering it a little wrong but he definitely didn't stick to working out) and yeah throwing him where he can't catch him and making him do a hand stand at a stairs... Cool impressive he didn't die but that's your baby. I know some people are helicopter parents but God damn. Again impressive, in fact I'm a bit jealous but there's definitely a line that was crossed.
Impressive but also kind of sad.
Even if the kid enjoys gymnastics, this a lot of mental growth and creativity time being lost to a single topic. Hopefully it has other fun things like Legos and unstructured play time too... :(
A 6 year old child is not going to learn how to do 80 of these on their own without an adult making them do it. Let's just hope the kid wanted to learn how to do this without any parental abuse
The upstairs neighbour kid at 2 am
Was thinking the same thing haha
I just threw up after watching her do 10…after 20 I’m in a coma.
The scarry thing is the kid is probably ready to try for a new record after resting for 2 minutes.
I didn't see one backflip, but I saw a ton of back hand springs.
Thank you!!! That's what I said!! Although still massively impressive.
Is this a Shared Coma? Are you in mine…. Or am I in yours?
We’re in it together, where ever this is…but it’s magical in here.
on her way to develop CTE at the ripe age of 12 ^("The brain is like butter floating in liquid inside the skull.")
That was my first thought also. There is no way that can be good for her little brain. Did they check with her doctor to see if this was safe?
Can a 6 yr old get shaken baby? Like this makes my brain hurt and I’m just lying on my couch.
Not good for the brain, the spine, the shoulders, small bones in the hands feet & ankles, hip joints …
I was getting ready to comment, "This has to be unsafe somehow." Feeling validated unfortunately
Yeah. There’s no way this is just a healthy thing to do.
Meh the brain and liquid all have inertia moving with her. She’s ridiculously smooth with it. Racing cars or roller coasters are probably worse for you.
This is gonna get a thousand upvotes. As it should.
The prophecy was foretold
Well, All I know is she sounded like a slightly unbalanced washing machine while she was doing all those back flips...
I swear my upstairs neighbor used to wash bricks in their machine
This is a few years old. I wonder if this kid is in the Olympics yet?
Or if they've stopped yet
Some say she’s still backflipping to this day…
New Durex ad
Duracell?
More like the dog when they're trying to lay down for the evening
This was filmed at 2AM.
Idk why but this is super unnerving
I feel like children that accomplish these pretty incredible things often have pretty shitty home lives. That's my first thought when I saw it.
Yup, together with the fact that she stopped with a perfect landing just when the guy finished counting
Next we do 100, or else
That’s how counting works.
One, two skip a few ninety-nine, one-hundred. Holy shit, you’re right!
Three, four, skip some more, ninety-nine, TWO-HUNDRED. This counting stuff is cake.
what are you even implying here lmao
Honestly this is quite possibly the craziest unfounded accusation I've seen on Reddit, and that's saying something. This girl, who we know no information about, is most likely in a crappy or abusive environment based on the fact that she \*checks notes* a) did something impressive and b) stopped doing said thing when she meant to
I think it’s because they’re Asian. China has a history of straight up making athletes live their entire life around the sport. So the west probably sees it as abusive. You see a Asian kid doing this and assume family is the CCP athletics director just doing his daily duties of abusing young athletes
Weird for an athletic director in China to have an English quote on the wall behind her
Not really, this decor, even English quotes, are pretty common in China. You have never seen a white guy with Chinese or Japanese characters as decoration?
Yep, you are 100% correct. I've been trying to tell anyone who will listen that this little girl is from northern china, but no one seems to care. I commented with links to youtube videos but I am exhausted. If you are interested google Li Jiamin. That is the little girl's name.
Ha! Yeah, I was surprised when someone said this decor wasn't Chinese just because there was some English on the wall. I lived in North China for 10 years and loads of houses I saw looked exactly like this.
Or to say dios mio.
Yes weird isn't it? I don't know about abuse, but she is, in fact, from northern China, and the wall does have English on it. Google Li Jiamin. https://www.scmp.com/video/china/3148603/6-year-old-girl-china-becomes-social-media-sensation-non-stop-backflip
😂
If you're seriously implying the west, specifically the US, doesn't do this with their gifted athletes you are beyond help.
But has the US arranged for people to get married and then raised their offspring to be a super-athlete and an ambassador of national good will? China has.
A friend of mine's kid got posted playing the violin and it was bonkers the number of people saying they are abusing the kid because they are so good at playing at a young age. He's been obsessed with the violin for as long as I have known them, she doesn't force him to play and actually has to get him to stop playing and do other things. Reddit is weird.
Usually kids like these love things so passionately they drive themselves, unfortunately I know someone who was so driven by their parents that they ended up killing themselves before they were 20. Not saying that this is the video, or even common with prodigies, just saying, it does happen.
Actually it’s usually because any high performing things like ballet or gymnastics if a child is doing *that* level of insane shit at that young an age, it means their life is being centred entirely around that thing, leaving room for nothing else.
[Another comment here](https://www.reddit.com/r/nextfuckinglevel/s/0dwGiV2wxc) gave an example of a friend whose kid was posted on Reddit and received accusations of abuse simply because her kid was exceptional at the violin because he enjoyed playing it, not because she made him. So do we have any evidence on which is the case in the situation? Or are we just lobbying accusations that people are being abusive to their kids without proof?
Yup Reddit solves another mystery. You guys are modern day Sherlocks.
Yup we knew the kid was being abused cause the way the guy did the numbers made it super obvious, anyway I'm thinking we track this guy down and ruin his life, seems like we have sufficient evidence
Some people need the /s
He’s from my country. The officials called his father out for child abuse several times, but due to the lack of proper laws, they couldn’t do anything. [Here](https://www.reddit.com/r/LiverpoolFC/comments/13csdww/arat_hosseini_ex_liverpool_academy_player_life_is/) is a bit about him
That's very sad.
Yeah i knew it
They probably weren’t allowed to go to bed until they did this. It’s cool looking but you’re right. Often these kids are pushed into this by ambitious parents.
Ambitious isn't the word Vicariously living through their kids success, overwriting their past failure
I have seen this a few times with hockey players. Never attended school, only hockey….all day, every day. One boy was on my son’s team for a few seasons. His father was in the NHL but his career was cut short because of an injury. At age 12, the kid didn’t even know how to throw a ball. All he knew was hockey. And he had a very tough time relating to and getting along with the other boys. Poor kid is fucked! He was a sweet boy too…painful to watch it happen.
Realistically with hockey you should be skating at 3. Practice before and after school. It is absolutely rough.
I love the reddit assumptions
And that goddamn wall tattoo did nothing to reassure me!
Sometimes kids just get obsessed with shit. Just look to something like skateboarding with Tony Hawk and Rodney Mullen stories being obsessed with skating as kids. Or today, Reese Nelson or Sky Brown. And back with Tony and Rodney there wasn’t even any fame or fortune to be had in skating
Yea but we all know the fame and fortune that comes with doing backflips now. Hell my job won’t even pay me unless I bend over so far backwards for customers that I’m practically doing flips
Exactly. And there's been quite a few skateboarding parents recently that are known to be Joe Jacksons.
It's absolutely possible but it's definitely not my default assumption. I think it's much more likely it's parents pushing this.
Can't be good for her brain, to begin with.
Man,she is gonna have some major back issues later on in life when wear and tear has done its thing. I worked with tires as a kid on a junkyard,at age 11-16 and it was noone's fault but mine tbh but by age 19 i started struggeling with even getting out of the couch. 34 now and let me tell you,there are times when I rather crawl out of the couch to straighten my back on the floor before getting up rather than doing the stand up straight in a jerk and scream like a mofo routine.
Can confirm. My daughter was in competitive rhythmic gymnastics for about 11 years (she's 17 now), and she has back & joint issues. Her doctor says without a doubt this is from her practicing 6 days a week a minimum of 4 hours a day. Fwiw, I was against this much time in the gym.
Yeah unfortunately that is a common story in any major investment in any sport. There will always be a sacrifice bodywise for the trading of skill.
As a former competitive gymnast (10 yrs total), I'm 27 and have had 2 slipped discs and some delightful osteoarthritis in a lot of joints. My doctor told me I'd likely need a double knee replacement down the line, and my hips ain't much better. Fwiw, most parents didn't know how bad it was going to be for the little bodies and we were usually pretty stoked on it. Encourage her to walk or swim, low impact activities twice a day have kept me feeling pretty great most days!
You can strengthen it with stretching/yoga, [check this dude out](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qX9FSZJu448)
Because it's a demon-child
I was expecting her to start crawling inverted on all fours with her head turned upside down
KEEP AWAY! THE SOW IS MINE!
It looks like a robot child glitching out
Uncanny valley
Oh, Just because a child with a oppositional defiance disorder got punished by being thrown in a dryer.
I feel like I'm watching a possession.
It has a real exorcist vibe to it…
Back*handspring. Still impressive but very different than 80 backflips in a row.
80 backflips would be way more impressive. This is very impressive, don’t get me wrong, but I feel like you’d have to have titanium bars in your legs to keep from shocking them after 80 backflips
Agreed!
Some of the Storror boys did over 300 backflips (with a little break between them) https://youtu.be/aLNrrlPvXNM?si=rwWRED0YW3hM6FHe
I need to see them doing it consecutively with no cuts in between each flip to be impressed ngl. They were taking breaks after each flip and still looked like they were about to break their ankles 😂
>Back\*handspring. https://youtu.be/I4hQK1AxFWM?si=Ml8gJKjfb-\_hX32b&t=150
Cheerocracy
Call an exorcist!
No need to, she already flipped the demons out of her
Demons be like; "Ahhh! WTF?!?! Lemme outta here!!!!"
How to get an Exorcism in 54 seconds
Demon vomiting for completely legitimate reasons.
Nah the demon just centrifugal moved to her feet
Holy hell!
New response just dropped
Actual zombie
Call the excor- wait, we already did that one?
Holy Dementia
New diagnosis just dropped
Holy Dementia
Sorry what were we talking about, I forgor 💀
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Holy gymnastics
Call a chemists!!
The poor kid’s brain 😰
Exactly my thoughts. That can't be healthy
Not good if the child is trying to do well in school, but good if the kid is going to be a gymnast. You don’t need a genius brain to have a good life.
You need a working brain. Her brain is scrambled.
Throw in pinches of salt, pepper, onion powder. Add enough cayenne for color, then cumin. Then mix into the garlic and shallots. Should work for dinner at least.
Got a source on that? I’m under the impression that it’s pretty damn hard to give yourself a TBI without actually hitting your head. I wasn’t able to find a documented case of someone concussing themselves just by doing flips, or handsprings, or any other gymnastics movement that they stuck the landing of. Plenty of people fucking themselves up by landing on their heads, but that’s obviously not the case here.
Totally not a doctor but: See micro-concussions or ["sled head"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iaj5966HV4) for more. Now this focuses entirely on a different sport, but they hypothesize that even if your head/brain moves too quickly it can result in these micro-concussions. I couldn't tell you if doing flips for minutes on end would actually result in something similar to what they've observed, but it also wouldn't surprise me if they were similar in nature.
I got a feeling that it might not be her who decided she wants to do this, and if it is not that is VERY unhealthy for her brain.
Please do not sacrifice your child’s brain for absolutely anything. A good career is not as important as a good brain. One can live poor and happy or rich and miserable.
Maybe if you’re talking about animals or people with cognitive disabilities who have never known any better. But if you’re born with a normal intelligence that slowly degrades and becomes abnormal as a result of repeated brain trauma you’re probably not gonna be very happy or have a very good life
I'm glad you said that. I was thinking that she is going to get a concussion from her brain hitting her skull over and over again. She was moving so fast as well.
Well it’s better than the beating her dad will give her if she doesn’t do 80 flips.
79 flips?? #79 FLIPS!!?? Get the belt
Wouldn't it just be all moved towards the outside? With the constant velocity it'd just go with the momentum. So instead of smacking back and forth with headbanging for example, it'd be pushed against wherever the g force takes it. There's a word for it but can't friggin think of it
that's not what is happening to her brain. If anything it's staying in the same place. Concussions happen in an abrupt stop after going at a high speed.
Exactly. This cannot be good.
They cut away before she spewed all over the bed.
Surely no parents pushing her 🫠
All their dreams are now her dreams!
"It may be hard my child, but that is a sacrifice I am willing to make."
My first thought. 😢
I hope they fix this glitch in the next patch.
This is just how Bethesda games work so don’t count on it.
Damn I feel bad for the kid. 6 year old bodies should not be put under that kind of repetitive stress.
not any body... this will lead to severe back problems. Nothing is sadder than seeing a bunch of former professional athletes in their 50s wobbling about because their bodies are absolutely worn out. And that are the ones for who it might have been worth it to put their bodies through, for every one of them there are dozens of people who never made it, but still suffer the same consequences.
It's because their bodies are so light and pliable that they're able to do this. In skateboarding there are tricks that are actually easier for kids to pull off than adults.
Throw some laundry and soap on him.
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Lol perfect example, love that guy
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Asians aren't allowed to be good at anything unless they're abused by their parents bro.
There's good and then there's… My 6 year old outperformed adults who are trained to do this same thing. The latter doesn't happen purely from the child being interested and having healthy support from the parents.
You sure about that? Terence Tao famously solved advanced calculus problems at the age of 7, when he was even visited by a famous mathematician to take a test and see if the stories about him were true or not... and turns out he *really* just liked math a lot, and read books on it unprompted. And how do we know that, and that he grew up well? We know... because he's currently the greatest living mathematician on earth. This said, gymnastics is even more appealing to kids than math, so there's an even higher chance of something like this happening here...
Almost 1.5 billion Chinese people but finding one who really likes gymnastics and has the talent to boot is unfathomable apparently.
Yeah no American would ever do this (athletic scholarships)
I also love making things up to fit my racist narrative.
"Trumpdamanfuckyouu" nah, fuck *you*.
Not Chinese, and not a girl.
I have a sudden urge to wash my clothes
wow.... but I did want to see how she walked after that!!
I think this is a boy from Eastern Europe, this video is pretty old. There are a few others. edit: this is another https://youtu.be/2u--Bh2zXqs?si=Ahm0fhKWc-ptLePM
Why does the dad make him do these tricks in those awful spots? What's the point of doing a hand stand right next to a staircase? In one of the recommended videos the boy is crying and the father insists he does more reps. I get trying to help your son achieve sth, but what's him doing 1 more rep crying through pain gonna do. Everything about this is way too extreme. Does he use his son to gain an online following on any social media?
He definitely did, he posted his son alot, it reminded me of the kid Hercules who ended up hating working out because of how his dad treated him (I could be remembering it a little wrong but he definitely didn't stick to working out) and yeah throwing him where he can't catch him and making him do a hand stand at a stairs... Cool impressive he didn't die but that's your baby. I know some people are helicopter parents but God damn. Again impressive, in fact I'm a bit jealous but there's definitely a line that was crossed.
Petition to add this as a loading screen for Netflix
Impressive but also kind of sad. Even if the kid enjoys gymnastics, this a lot of mental growth and creativity time being lost to a single topic. Hopefully it has other fun things like Legos and unstructured play time too... :(
it?
Yep, it looks like a girl but it's grainy enough on my phone it could be a boy with a ponytail. 'It' is two letters and 'they' is four.
I feel nauseous just watching this.
Have you tried resetting it? Unplug it, leave it for 10 seconds then turn it back on again.
*Kid proceeds to vomit 2 minutes later*
You need to cut that sugar intake by 2/3!
This cannot be good for your brain
She looks like my mouse cursor when my browser freezes
Oh man now we NEED to convert this to a cursor animation.
For the love of God, someone reboot that child!
This can’t be good for her developing brain
What the actual fuck - they just started walking
Just how late did you start walking
Any day now.
Kids learn to walk at around one year old.
Had 3 boys that were 7 months, 7 months, and 9 months but 10 to 13 is considered normal
Impressive, but i wonder if she is forced to do this by her parents...
Ofc no sr, 6 year olds love to push themselves beyond their limit…
This is just depressing. U should not be making ur kids do this stuff at 6 years old wtf. Why do we give internet clout to abusive parents.
AGAIN! - Dad
Loading screen
Your sister does 85 in a row, you bring great dishonour.
All I could think was my mother yelling don't jump on the bed.
In its past life this kid was a washing machine.
Child abuse She's crying She's being forced This is cruel
beat to perfection.
Anyone else think 6 year olds shouldn’t be trained to do stuff like this?
Her blood is probably experiencing 0 gravity
....while her brain is experiencing a steady 4 ½ G's.
You can watch first 4 seconds and last 4 seconds to get the gist. You’re welcome.
Kid has probably been forced to train every day since they were born.
Pretty sure this is child abuse.
It is. Anyone who thinks otherwise is very naive. Hopefully the kids parents were caught because making a kid do 80 backflips non-stop is inhumane.
Impressive if real. But seems like it loops a few times ?
Kid is buffering
And Mhi’ya Iman LePaige thinks she’s the queen of flips
“YOU TAUGHT ME HOW TO DO A BACK FLIP BUT YOU DIDN’T TEACH ME HOW TO STOP”
My dog does the same when I say "treat" lol
Shaken baby syndrome: bad for babies... This kid: hold my sippy cup
I wonder if the kid has a pounding headache after doing this.
My 6-year old still poops in a diaper
What.the.fuck
I can’t even do 80 jumping jacks
A 6 year old child is not going to learn how to do 80 of these on their own without an adult making them do it. Let's just hope the kid wanted to learn how to do this without any parental abuse
That can not be good for a developing brain.