10 Kid Guests Who Broke the Internet

0:00 Is this your first time in Los Angeles?

0:02 Yes.

0:02 Do you like it?

0:03 Mhm.

0:03 I do.

0:04 Yeah.

0:04 What do you like about it?

0:05 I like seeing you.

0:07 A.

0:08 And I understand you want a little

0:09 brother or a little sister?

0:10 Cuz I like little people.

0:12 You like little people.

0:14 Can you read?

0:16 No, not yet.

0:17 But I'm sounding out words.

0:21 Yeah.

0:21 Um, now this is your first time uh on

0:24 TV.

0:24 Do you feel like it How's it feel?

0:27 It really, really does.

0:33 All righty.

0:35 I think that was an answer.

0:36 All right.

0:37 You're incredibly smart.

0:39 And what is your favorite thing to learn about right

0:41 now?

0:41 My favorite thing to learn about now is

0:43 astronomy.

0:46 Astronomy?

0:45 Because space never ever ends.

0:48 How is that possible?

0:51 Because it just is.

0:53 It just is.

0:53 It just goes on forever and

0:55 ever.

0:55 I don't even understand it myself.

0:58 Yeah, me neither.

1:00 Yeah.

1:00 So, you like all kinds of science.

1:01 Do you like biology?

1:03 Yes, I love biology, but much smaller

1:07 amount.

1:07 A smaller amount than astronomy.

1:10 Yes.

1:11 So, I like to go outside and

1:13 collect leaves and go back inside and

1:16 identify them.

1:18 Oh, you do?

1:19 That's a really clever thing

1:20 cuz all the leaves and all the trees are

1:22 different, right?

1:25 Yes.

1:23 Yes.

1:24 Okay.

1:24 And uh you like chemistry.

1:28 Yes.

1:27 Yes.

1:27 What is your favorite element?

1:29 My favorite element is xenon because it

1:31 starts with an X.

1:32 Like my name is

1:33 Xander.

1:35 Yes.

1:35 Well, I can see why you'd like

1:36 that.

1:37 And And what kind of element is

1:38 that?

1:40 Um it's a noble gas.

1:42 A noble gas.

1:43 Are there other kinds of

1:44 gases that are not noble?

1:47 There are other types of gases, but not

1:50 cold gases.

1:51 I see.

1:51 Okay.

1:52 I don't know what that

1:53 means.

1:53 Okay.

1:53 I'm one of the

1:56 I'm in over my head already.

1:57 Why would I do a follow-up question?

1:59 Um, okay.

2:01 I'm going to quiz you.

2:02 Okay.

2:03 How many moons does Mercury have?

2:07 None.

2:07 Because it's too close to the sun.

2:09 The sun will just suck it up.

2:13 Oh.

2:12 With a gravitational force.

2:15 Yes.

2:15 Um, how many galaxies can you name?

2:19 Well, I can name lots, but really in

2:23 real life there's about 100 I mean 120

2:29 um mill I mean billion

2:31 there's 120 billion galaxies.

2:34 Isn't that incredible?

2:35 Yes.

2:35 So, here are a few.

2:36 The Milky Way is my favorite because

2:40 has like only one place on that life.

2:43 Earth.

2:46 Yeah.

2:46 The one that we live on.

2:47 Yeah.

2:47 the one we live on.

2:48 Yes, I know that one.

2:49 And also, um, it has the oldest star

2:53 known.

2:54 What is that?

2:55 Um, it's called Masuella star.

3:00 Oh, this is what I'm like at parties.

3:05 And then I just I got to get a drink.

3:08 I'll be right back.

3:11 How many moons does Jupiter have?

3:13 Jupiter has 79 moons.

3:16 Here are a few of

3:17 their names.

3:19 So there is um Ganamese, Kalisto, Au,

3:23 Europa, Amia, Himalaya, Seer, Amio,

3:27 Proxidite, Lace, Magentaike, and some others like Leo,

3:36 Kazumite.

3:37 Um, how old are you?

3:41 Five.

3:44 Yes.

3:43 Okay.

3:43 Um what's the life cycle of a

3:46 star?

3:47 Okay, the life cycle of a star is first

3:49 a gas cloud.

3:50 Then it starts rotating.

3:52 Then the core gets hot.

3:56 Then this turns into a protoar.

3:58 A protoar doesn't have much size or mass

4:02 to create nuclear fusion.

4:05 So then it's a um a yellow dwarf.

4:11 A yellow dwarf does have enough mass to create nuclear

4:17 fusion.

4:18 Then a subgiant, a subgiant is

4:22 like a mixture between a yellow dwarf

4:24 and a red giant.

4:25 The red giant's next

4:26 stage.

4:28 And then it turns into a red giant.

4:32 A red giant.

4:33 So if you place the red giant

4:37 um in our solar system instead of our

4:38 sun, well our sun will in like a billion

4:42 years or so, our sun will and it will

4:45 suck up all the planets to Mars, all the

4:48 inner planets.

4:50 We might have live on

4:51 Jupiter.

4:56 And also, um, a red giant is very, very big.

5:04 And it'll probably suck up some of the

5:06 asteroids, too.

5:09 It would suck up um like probably a

5:12 thousand asteroids from the asteroid

5:14 belt.

5:15 Twitch, you got to hear this.

5:16 START OVER.

5:24 OKAY, I'M LISTENING.

5:25 Go ahead.

5:26 So, first is the gas

5:30 and then it starts to rotate.

5:34 Then the forward,

5:40 right?

5:39 Then it turns into a produce star,

5:45 right?

5:44 A proar doesn't have enough mass or even

5:47 die to create here.

5:51 And then or a yellow doors.

5:53 A yellow dwarf

5:57 right

5:56 is um well a yellow door does have much

6:00 mass

6:00 to create nuclear fusion.

6:04 Then it turns into a um sub giant.

6:08 Uhhuh.

6:09 a sub giant and like a mix

6:13 between a red giant

6:15 and a a yellow dwarf.

6:19 Right.

6:20 So then

6:20 Xander, hold on.

6:22 Hold on.

6:23 Yeah.

6:23 Can I speak that real quick?

6:24 Yeah.

6:24 Hold on, Twitch.

6:26 I'm going to call

6:26 you back.

6:27 Okay.

6:27 Thank you.

6:27 Here's what I here's what I want to do because it

6:31 sounds like they live a long time,

6:33 right?

6:33 There's a long lifespan and we

6:35 don't even have time for all that or

6:36 else because you know the news is coming

6:39 up.

6:41 Southic you look fantastic.

6:43 So uh you live in Houston.

6:45 How long have you lived

6:46 there?

6:47 I was born in India and when I was three

6:51 I came here.

6:53 Okay.

6:53 So four years.

6:58 I'm not the genius.

6:59 Um so this is your

7:00 first time on TV.

7:01 Are you nervous?

7:02 I'm not nervous.

7:04 No, that's good.

7:05 I'm glad.

7:09 Okay.

7:08 Okay.

7:09 Um, did you tell anybody that you were going

7:12 to be on TV?

7:14 Yes.

7:14 I told my teacher and my teacher

7:17 said to take a lot of pictures.

7:19 Oh, good, good, good.

7:22 We're taking some pictures right now while we're uh while

7:25 we're here.

7:26 Um, so you are super smart.

7:29 You know that, though.

7:30 You're smart enough to know you're smart.

7:31 I don't have to tell you that.

7:32 Um, you know five

7:35 of the longest words in the English

7:37 language.

7:38 What is the longest word?

7:40 Numino ultra microscopic silicico

7:43 volcano coniosis.

7:49 Okay.

7:49 How many letters is that?

7:51 It has 45 letters.

7:53 45.

7:54 And what does it mean?

7:55 It is a lung

7:56 disease caused by breathing dust from a

8:00 volcano,

8:03 right?

8:03 It's a long word for someone,

8:05 especially if it's a breathing.

8:07 It seems like that would be hard.

8:09 Somebody says, "What's wrong with you?" Well, I have

8:13 you so good.

8:13 Like, you know, um, can you

8:15 spell it?

8:20 Yes.

8:17 Okay, let's hear it.

8:18 P N E U M O N O U L

8:23 T R A M I C R O S C O P I C S I L I C O

8:35 V O L C A N O C O N I O S I S

8:49 I don't even know if that's right.

8:51 I was just looking at you, listening to you,

8:53 and you could be, but it seems like

8:55 you're right.

8:56 They said you're right.

8:57 What's the second longest word?

8:59 Hippopotam monstrosophobia.

9:03 What is that word?

9:05 It's the fear of long words.

9:11 Who comes up with a long word for the

9:13 fear of long words?

9:14 Shouldn't Shouldn't it just be like like that?

9:18 Like just something short?

9:23 No.

9:21 All right.

9:22 And you know you're good at math, too,

9:26 right?

9:28 Yes.

9:28 Numbers.

9:28 Okay.

9:28 So, what's the highest

9:30 that that Well, what's the highest that anyone can

9:33 count?

9:34 What's the highest that you can

9:35 count?

9:35 I can count until a 100 zeros.

9:39 100 zeros.

9:40 Um, the number that has a 100 zeros is

9:43 Google.

9:46 Google.

9:46 Google all.

9:46 Yeah.

9:47 Okay.

9:48 So, could someone be a Google and

9:50 air?

9:51 Google air like like a billionaire.

9:55 Is there a Google error?

9:57 I nope.

9:59 It's a So, where would you start?

10:01 Like if you started at a trillion, how high

10:04 is it past a trillion?

10:06 Like it will take

10:07 like 1 minute to get

10:09 for you to count.

10:11 Yes.

10:11 To 100 zeros.

10:12 Okay.

10:12 You started a trillion.

10:13 Let's hear you count.

10:15 Trillion, quadrillion, quintilion, sextilian, septillian,

10:20 octilian, nonilian, doilian, unicilian,

10:25 dudacilian, tradicilian, quartericilian, quinnacicilian, saxilian,

10:32 subtendicilian, octoicilian, novenicilian, vigantilian, unveigantilian,

10:40 dioentilian, travagantilian, quattrovigantilian,

10:44 Quinn Vigantilian Saxvigantilian

10:47 Sapenvigantilian Octoilian nonvigantilian trigilian

10:53 untrigentilian doantilian and then tendrientilian

10:59 or google you could say

11:06 hi Sammy

11:08 hi

11:07 how you doing

11:10 hi I love your outfit you look adorable so

11:12 I saw you flipping bottles how long have

11:14 you been doing that?

11:17 Um, how long you been flipping bottles,

11:20 baby?

11:22 Um, I mean, you're two years old.

11:23 It can't be that long.

11:26 Had you done it before that night that

11:28 when the when they recorded you doing

11:30 it?

11:32 Yeah.

11:31 Oh, you had?

11:32 For how long?

11:35 Yes.

11:35 Her brother's actually just taught her.

11:37 Do you want some?

11:37 You want some water?

11:39 You okay?

11:40 Here you go.

11:44 That good?

11:44 Want anything else?

11:47 All right.

11:48 So, so you record this and I

11:50 don't how many I mean it has so many

11:54 views.

11:54 How many views does it have

11:55 already?

11:55 Uh it was unbelievable.

11:57 We uh

11:57 30 million views.

11:59 30 million views.

11:59 I just you know my dad

12:01 he's 72 years old and we just got him on

12:03 Facebook so we're like excited.

12:06 That's also why do you want my water as

12:08 well?

12:24 Good thing it's water, isn't it?

12:26 Yeah.

12:27 Well, I was going to say we we

12:28 posted the video just to kind of like

12:30 share with my dad and friends and family

12:32 and uh you know, I actually tagged my

12:34 dad who's 72 and he we woke up the next

12:36 day to 30 million people knowing

12:40 because I was just supposed to go to

12:41 your dad.

12:43 Yeah.

12:43 She's just going to walk around now.

12:44 Do you want to flip some bottles?

12:52 All right.

12:52 Here you go.

12:53 You go show Ellen how to flip your

12:55 bottle.

12:56 Use your left hand.

12:56 And then you're going to dab as soon as

12:58 you do it.

12:59 Yeah.

12:59 Yeah.

12:59 You can do that one.

13:04 Almost.

13:03 One more.

13:04 Higher.

13:04 You can do it.

13:05 Here we go.

13:05 This is it.

13:06 You You have one.

13:08 Oh, yeah.

13:09 For for me or for you?

13:10 You want Are you trying to challenge me?

13:14 Here.

13:14 Have another one.

13:15 She's gone.

13:16 Right there.

13:16 You want some more or do you want me to

13:18 do it?

13:18 You do it and then I'll do it.

13:22 Hear it?

13:22 This is it.

13:23 This is the one.

13:23 I CAN FEEL IT.

13:35 HEY.

13:36 HEY.

13:36 DAMN IT.

13:40 HEY, show Alan.

13:41 Hey, show Alan.

13:41 Do your slow dab.

13:44 Slow.

13:44 Oh, that was so good.

13:48 That was really impressive.

13:56 That's so good.

13:57 What's up?

13:59 Oh, nothing unusual.

14:01 Nothing unusual.

14:02 How's your day going?

14:04 Pretty good.

14:05 Yeah.

14:05 Okay.

14:06 Listen, Jerry, your full

14:07 name is Jerry Boy Morrison, right?

14:09 The third.

14:10 What does the third stand for?

14:12 It stands for three generations of

14:14 Jerry's.

14:18 First of all, grandpa.

14:20 Second, my dad.

14:22 and turn me.

14:24 So now you get it.

14:26 I now now I didn't know before.

14:28 Now I know.

14:29 Thank you for telling me.

14:31 So you are a big brother.

14:34 Yeah.

14:34 Do you like it?

14:36 Yeah.

14:35 Yeah.

14:35 What?

14:36 You got a little sister?

14:37 A little brother.

14:38 Tell me.

14:38 I got a little sister.

14:40 What's her name?

14:41 Ila.

14:41 Are you nice to?

14:43 Yes.

14:42 Are you a gentleman?

14:45 Yes.

14:44 Okay.

14:44 High five.

14:46 YEAH.

14:47 I like it.

14:49 Look at how cute your

14:50 little sister is.

14:52 Well, listen.

14:53 As long as you're nice to

14:53 her, that's what matters, right?

14:54 Is she nice to you?

14:57 Yep.

14:56 Even better.

14:57 Great.

14:57 You are in kindergarten?

15:00 Yes.

14:59 You sure you're not in college?

15:01 No.

15:01 Are you positive?

15:03 Yes.

15:02 You got a girlfriend?

15:04 Yes.

15:04 Of course you do.

15:06 Okay.

15:06 How long have you been dating?

15:08 We've been dating for 80 days.

15:10 Do you want to say hi to her?

15:11 What's her name?

15:12 Uh, Brianna.

15:12 Do you want to say hi to Briana?

15:15 Yep.

15:15 Okay.

15:15 Go for it.

15:16 Go.

15:16 Say right.

15:16 Right there.

15:18 She is not here.

15:22 Oh.

15:21 WHAT AM I?

15:22 SHE'S NOT HERE.

15:23 OKAY, COLTON.

15:26 OKAY, let's uh let's talk about your

15:29 favorite planet.

15:31 What's your favorite planet?

15:35 Uranus.

15:42 Mine, too.

15:42 Mine, too.

15:43 Um, okay.

15:45 Wise up.

15:46 Why I'm afraid to ask why is your

15:54 big pie?

15:56 Tell me.

15:57 You know it spins on each side, right?

15:59 I didn't I actually know nothing.

16:01 So this this is your you can teach me these

16:04 things.

16:05 And the second thing why I like

16:07 it is cuz um me and my dad shame the

16:12 share the color of Uranus because it's

16:15 kind of like a blueish green.

16:17 So I share the green and my dad shares the blue.

16:21 He is out there right now.

16:23 Where in the audience?

16:26 Hi.

16:26 Hi dad.

16:29 Hi.

16:32 Has he always been into space?

16:34 Yes.

16:35 He's always like this.

16:37 Yes.

16:36 What a cool kid.

16:38 That's awesome.

16:39 I've been learn I've been liking it

16:42 since I was 2 years old.

16:44 And you're so old now.

16:45 So it's been like

16:46 how many years?

16:47 Like 40.

16:49 Yes.

16:48 Yep.

16:48 Yeah.

16:49 Got it.

16:50 Listen, I got some

16:51 questions.

16:51 If I do some pictures, will

16:52 you tell me what the planets are?

16:56 Yes.

16:55 Okay.

16:55 The good news is I won't know if

16:57 you're telling me the truth or not.

16:59 Are you ready?

17:00 Yes.

17:01 Go.

17:02 Jupiter.

17:02 Okay.

17:02 Tell me something about it.

17:03 It it it is the fifth planet from the sun.

17:09 Okay.

17:07 Its orbital year is 12 years.

17:11 None of these are on here.

17:12 I believe you, but I don't know.

17:15 Okay, I'm with you.

17:16 Let's move on to the

17:16 next one.

17:17 It is the biggest planet.

17:21 Okay.

17:20 It has a big red spot.

17:22 And the big red

17:23 spot is bigger than Earth.

17:25 What?

17:26 Nuh-uh.

17:28 Yeah.

17:28 Are you sure?

17:30 Yes.

17:30 And and can I take you home?

17:33 You're so cute.

17:34 Let's move on to the next one.

17:35 Let's see what else you know.

17:36 Ready?

17:36 This is a tricky one.

17:38 ARE YOU SURE?

17:41 READY?

17:41 I BARELY FLIPPED IT.

17:42 OKAY, TELL ME ABOUT

17:43 THIS PLANET.

17:44 It is the blue planet because it has

17:47 more blue than landing on like the snow

17:51 and clouds and stuff.

17:53 Yep.

17:53 Yep.

17:53 That's

17:55 has seven continents.

17:56 That's right.

17:57 That's on this correct.

17:58 And

18:00 what else you got?

18:01 It is Venus twin sister.

18:03 I have a feisty

18:06 little sister.

18:23 Moving on to the next one.

18:26 Venus.

18:26 That's your feisty little sister

18:28 right there.

18:30 Yeah.

18:29 Yeah, it is.

18:31 Yep.

18:31 All these ladies be feisty.

18:33 All right.

18:33 Tell me about Venus.

18:35 It is the hottest planet.

18:38 And um you Hold on.

18:39 I don't know if this is true.

18:40 One second.

18:41 It's not on my list, guys.

18:42 I really I can't.

18:43 It is.

18:45 Do we know these things, though?

18:46 I trust a six-year-old.

18:47 Go ahead.

18:48 A six-year-old knows everything.

18:53 I think you and my kids are related.

18:55 Okay.

18:55 Okay.

18:56 Is the hottest planet.

18:58 Tell me.

18:59 It rains acid on Venus.

19:03 Yep.

19:02 That's That's good enough for me.

19:04 And it is so hot.

19:07 Do you know why I

19:08 called it my spicy little sister?

19:10 Tell me.

19:11 Because it is so hot that it is like an

19:16 explosion here.

19:21 Amazing.

19:21 This is your first time in the

19:22 United States?

19:26 Yep.

19:29 Got that one.

19:31 All right.

19:32 So, what are you excited to see?

19:43 Uh,

19:44 she wants to see

19:44 I was going to figure that one out.

19:46 Um, go ahead.

19:48 Okay.

19:49 She wants to see American people

19:50 with their blue eyes, the blonde hair,

19:52 and their tall noses.

19:55 Ah, we have tall noses.

19:58 Apparently, you didn't know that.

19:59 And the blonde hair goes like that.

20:02 All right.

20:02 Um, and you call yourself

20:04 little mushroom.

20:04 Why little mushroom?

20:07 Um, because mushrooms are really pretty.

20:15 And the more poisonous the mushroom is, the

20:18 prettier.

20:19 Oh, I did not know that.

20:21 I did not know that.

20:24 What is your real name?

20:42 What is this happening?

20:43 What's happening?

20:45 You're writing it out.

20:48 Z t All right, I'm going to call you a

21:16 little mushroom.

21:17 All right.

21:18 Oh my god.

21:19 Oh my god.

21:21 Hi.

21:20 My mom SAID THAT I HAD ZERO CHANCE OF

21:22 GETTING ON THE ELLEN SHOW AND I'M ON THE

21:25 ELLEN SHOW.

21:32 WOW.

21:32 WOW.

21:33 SO, your mom said you had zero

21:34 chance of getting on the Ellen show.

21:35 No chance at all, but I had a little bit

21:37 of hope and it's it happens.

21:40 THAT'S ALL YOU NEED IS JUST A LITTLE BIT

21:43 OF HOPE.

21:44 YOU LOOK FANTASTIC.

21:45 OH, thank you.

21:46 I love what you're wearing.

21:47 You're you're fantastic.

21:48 Thank you so much.

21:49 I really like dressing up because I don't get to cuz

21:53 I'm like I'm a skater and surf.

21:54 I don't get to dress up in really nice clothes

21:57 when I go skating because otherwise the

21:59 fab would go and that wouldn't look good and I'd

22:02 probably trip over it and

22:05 Yeah.

22:04 So, you get to dress up now.

22:06 So, you you got into this competition and how many

22:09 people were in the competition?

22:12 100.

22:12 100 people of all ages, right?

22:13 Of all open.

22:14 So, it's fully open.

22:15 And how did you do?

22:17 I got 25th.

22:18 25th.

22:18 Good thing was that even if I

22:22 would have lost, I still would have got

22:24 $250.

22:25 But cuz I didn't lose, I got 500.

22:27 So twice as much.

22:29 But I wanted to spend it all on donuts.

22:35 Yeah.

22:35 But because my favorite doughut place,

22:37 Donut Time, actually gave us some for

22:39 free.

22:42 And so I've got $500 left.

22:45 And I gave 100 to my sister, 100 to my brother, and

22:49 100 to my other sister.

22:50 So, I've got $200 left to spend.

22:53 And I pay I bring my

22:54 money here.

22:55 And I found this big Hersley

22:58 kiss.

22:58 It's as big as my head.

23:00 So, I'm going to spend it on that.

23:01 I found this candy store in just sugar.

23:04 Fully just sugar.

23:05 And I want this American pair of

23:07 socks just to always remind me of my

23:11 time I had here.

23:20 You're 11 years old.

23:22 You're so special.

23:23 Okay.

23:23 So, how how did you get into surfing and how old

23:27 were you?

23:27 Well, I was five and there was this

23:29 movie I always loved it.

23:31 These fairies were taken to the beach by this magical

23:34 boat and there was this fairy called

23:36 Bubbles who pushed them onto a wave and

23:38 taught them how to surf.

23:40 And ever since I watched that movies, I've always

23:42 wanted to surf like the fairies.

23:44 Wow.

23:44 And you do surf like the fairies.

23:45 I mean, you're amazing.

23:46 I saw some pictures of you.

23:48 Look at

23:48 that's the reason.

23:49 That's amazing.

23:51 I mean, you're really,

23:52 really good.

23:55 I spinning around like that.

23:58 Yeah.

23:59 How often do you surf?

24:01 As much as I can, but I have to do

24:02 chores to do competitions.

24:05 But if I'm a

24:05 My dad's a swimmer, he's an Olympic

24:07 bronze medalist for swimming.

24:09 And if I want to be a swimmer, I don't have to do

24:12 any jobs.

24:12 But if I want to be a surfer,

24:14 I've got to do this gnarly list of jobs.

24:17 It's like clean the toilet.

24:18 They give me this gnarly big list if I want to do

24:21 competitions for surfing.

24:23 And it's just they write really long as

24:27 well and they think, "Oh, Sabre's never

24:29 going to get it done." But I just set my

24:31 mind to it and I always end up getting

24:33 it done.

24:39 Wow.

24:39 Sounds like they're trying to discourage

24:40 you from surfing.

24:41 I don't know why

24:42 they're doing that.

24:42 Cuz you're a good

24:43 surfer.

24:43 I don't know why.

24:44 My dad wants me to be a swimmer cuz But

24:46 I hate swimming.

24:48 WELL, THEN DON'T.

24:48 SWIMMING SUCKS.

24:49 WELL, it doesn't really.

24:52 It's just really boring.

24:53 You just watch a line.

24:55 It's like It's not

24:57 fun.

24:59 Yeah.

25:00 Like doesn't seem like your your father has

25:02 impressed you much.

25:03 Um, but it's not

25:05 boring, but what you're doing is more

25:07 it's it's really difficult what you're

25:08 doing.

25:09 It's really very impressive.

25:10 So, you're here and this is your first time

25:12 in the United States and I know there's

25:13 some place you really want to go.

25:16 I would die to go to Las Vegas.

25:18 I give you my left arm because I do research

25:22 about this place and there must be a

25:24 buffet in every single hotel.

25:28 Like you can get CRISPY CREAM DONUTS FOR

25:30 BREAKFAST AND LAVA CAKE FOR BREAKFAST

25:32 and crab legs for breakfast.

25:35 And when I win a title and I'm rich, I'm

25:38 going to go there to celebrate and I'm

25:40 going to eat whatever I want for

25:43 breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

25:46 SOUNDS like you're very you're very tiny.

25:50 You're very petite, but it sounds like you eat

25:52 a lot.

25:52 It sounds like I' I've did this record for pizza and

25:55 it's two large pizzas and one slice from

25:58 Pizza Hut.

25:59 It was so good.

26:00 Like I vomited afterwards.

26:13 You and your mother Your mother's here

26:14 with you today, right?

26:16 I'm going to send

26:16 right now.

26:17 Like as soon as you walk

26:18 away, you're getting on a plane.

26:19 We're sending you to Las Vegas.

26:20 YOU'RE GOING TO SEND

26:24 YES.

26:25 YES.

26:26 YES.

26:26 YOU'RE GOING TO STAY AT

26:27 PLANET Hollywood and you're going to

26:29 also get

26:32 500 $500.

26:36 $500.

26:36 You can go eat ALL THE BOOKS.

26:37 MY GOSH.

26:38 HEY, TAMARAS.

26:39 HOW ARE YOU?

26:40 GOOD.

26:40 Like I said, you're a man.

26:41 Man, a few words.

26:42 You want to move to LA?

26:43 I understand.

26:44 Is my Ellen house.

26:45 Your Ellen house.

26:46 What is your Ellen

26:47 house?

26:48 A hotel?

26:49 the hotel.

26:49 You call this, you know, it's not my house.

26:52 I don't own that hotel, but call it the

26:54 Ellen House.

26:55 Tell them to send me some

26:56 money.

26:56 Um, hey, you got recognized at

26:59 the airport.

26:59 Do you know you're a

27:00 celebrity?

27:00 Do you feel like you are?

27:03 Yes,

27:02 you do.

27:04 So, you feel different since you've been

27:06 on the show.

27:06 Before you were on the

27:07 show, you weren't a celebrity.

27:08 Now you're a celebrity.

27:10 Yes.

27:10 How do you feel different?

27:15 Um, like I'm possible.

27:18 Yes, you are.

27:19 We gave you a bouncy house

27:20 last time you were here.

27:21 You're using it?

27:23 Yes.

27:23 How often?

27:24 All day.

27:26 That's a lot.

27:27 All day long.

27:28 And you just turned five.

27:29 You had a party.

27:30 What did you do at the party?

27:31 My mama smashed cake in my face.

27:37 Did was that fun?

27:39 No.

27:39 No, it was.

27:40 Did you smash it back in her face, too?

27:44 No.

27:43 Oh, maybe you can next year.

27:46 Well, you're asking for it.

27:48 Teaching him how to do that.

27:50 All right.

27:50 So, what did you get for your birthday?

27:51 What presents?

27:53 Um, I got some candy toys and some

27:56 decorations.

27:57 You got decorations like Halloween or

28:00 Christmas or what kind of decorations?

28:03 Paw Patrol decorations.

28:05 Oh, Paw Patrol.

28:05 I see.

28:06 And I understand you want a little brother or a little

28:08 sister.

28:09 Cuz I like people.

28:11 You like people?

28:18 Are you working on a little person for

28:20 him?

28:22 No.

28:22 But he wants one.

28:23 Leave it.

28:25 So, and you're the captain of your

28:26 class.

28:27 What does that mean?

28:29 I got in trouble.

28:30 I didn't do nothing.

28:37 Okay.

28:37 You You didn't You just got in trouble,

28:39 but you didn't do nothing.

28:42 Yes.

28:41 What did you get in trouble for doing

28:43 nothing about?

28:44 What were you doing

28:45 nothing of?

28:47 Cuz I was just standing there.

28:49 Just standing there.

28:50 It's a good good

28:51 excuse.

28:51 All right.

28:52 So, you've been dancing for a long time.

28:54 Why do you like

28:54 dancing so much?

28:57 Cuz I'm in charge.

29:00 Well, well, that's true.

29:02 You are in charge when you dance.

29:03 You're an amazing dancer, too.

29:05 I was a baby.

29:06 That was a You started dancing when you

29:08 were a little tiny baby.

29:11 My cousin D took picture of it.

29:13 Yeah.

29:13 He started dancing early.

29:15 Hi.

29:16 Your your son is adorable.

29:24 Thank you.

29:28 Yes.

29:28 So, this is your first time in America.

29:31 Do you like America?

29:45 I really like America.

29:47 Okay.

29:47 And how long have you been

29:48 dancing?

29:56 What's he looking for?

29:57 He's looking for a door.

29:59 The door over there.

30:00 Oh.

30:00 Oh.

30:00 When he dances, he just can't

30:01 wait to dance.

30:02 Okay.

30:04 All right.

30:04 You're going to dance in just a second.

30:06 Who?

30:06 Okay.

30:08 Hi.

30:09 I think you're egging him on.

30:10 Stop waving at him.

30:12 Who's your friend here?

30:13 Who's this?

30:16 Little leopard.

30:17 A little leopard.

30:18 And that's your friend?

30:22 Yes.

30:21 Oh, wonderful.

30:23 Okay.

30:23 So, how long have

30:24 you been dancing?

30:30 Two minutes.

30:33 Oh, okay.

30:35 Well, you're very good for dancing.

30:36 Two minutes.

30:37 Very good.

30:38 And what's your favorite kind of dance to do?

30:45 Go one, two, three, go.

30:48 He likes dancing the one, two, three,

30:49 go.

30:50 Dance.

30:52 We booked the wrong guy.

30:56 All right.

30:58 What do you love about

30:59 dancing?

31:08 I like dancing the slide dance.

31:12 Okay.

31:12 Again, we found the wrong guy.

31:16 Do you know how many people have watched

31:18 you dance?

31:19 60 million people.

31:20 Do you know how many that is?

31:24 Oh, sorry.

31:29 I'm sorry.

31:40 What are you doing here?

31:54 Never mind.

31:55 Okay.

31:57 All right.

31:57 I understand you can do a

31:59 magic trick, right?

32:10 Candy magic trick.

32:11 I love doing magic.

32:12 Okay, let me see the candy magic trick.

32:17 All right.

32:23 Okay.

32:25 Okay.

32:25 Is there one in here?

32:26 I don't know.

32:28 No.

32:34 Nope.

32:34 Nope.

32:35 There's not one there

32:36 either.

32:44 Where's the coin?

32:45 Which hand is it in?

32:46 I'm going to say this one.

32:48 YES.

32:58 ONE, TWO, THREE.

33:00 OPEN.

33:03 OH,

33:06 you got it right.

33:13 That's a wonderful magic trick.

33:16 Thank you.

33:17 Thank you.

33:17 All right.

33:18 Okay.

33:18 So, you know some English words, don't you?

33:20 I know you say yes.

33:21 What do you know in

33:22 English?

33:28 My name is I'm from China.

33:32 I'm sorry.

33:33 I'm a boy.

33:34 Thank you.

33:36 Oh, WOW.

33:46 And then you you also know the English

33:48 alphabet.

33:50 ABC.

33:54 Oh, he stands up for him.

33:59 B.

34:02 E F G H I J K L M N

34:12 O P Q R S T

34:18 U W X I

34:30 thought Andy was singing along with him.

34:34 That was so good.

34:34 Andy,

34:36 you're a big boy, Andy.

34:40 Yeah.

34:40 Okay.

34:41 So, you're three years old

34:42 and you know the whole periodic.

34:44 How did you learn what when did you start

34:46 learning all that?

34:50 Uh how old were you?

34:52 three years old.

34:53 You're three years old now.

34:54 When did she start getting interested in this?

34:56 We actually got flashcards for her in

34:58 April.

34:59 So, it's been in April.

35:00 Yeah.

35:00 It's been about six months or so.

35:01 And yeah, we hardly ever spend time doing

35:04 it.

35:04 She can learn just so quickly.

35:07 Can Can you read?

35:09 No, not yet.

35:10 But I'm sounding out words.

35:14 Yeah, me too.

35:21 So, what are your favorite elements?

35:24 Chlorine.

35:25 What is that?

35:27 Chlorine.

35:26 Oh, chlorine.

35:27 Why do you like chlorine?

35:29 Because I love the smell of it in

35:31 swimming pools.

35:32 You like the smell of it in swimming

35:33 pools.

35:34 What else do you like to learn

35:35 about?

35:36 I know all my states and capitals.

35:39 all your states and capitals

35:42 and I also know the periodic table of events.

35:51 Yes.

35:53 And I know all my countries in Europe and

35:55 Africa and also the presidents.

36:00 You're making me feel bad about myself.

36:04 Wow.

36:04 And the presidents, too.

36:05 Who's your favorite president?

36:06 Barack Obama.

36:08 because

36:11 he was president when I was born.

36:13 He was present when you were born.

36:15 Yes.

36:16 I have shoes that are older than you

36:18 that uh Okay.

36:20 So, here I'm going to show

36:21 you some and you're going to tell us

36:22 what this is.

36:23 What is that?

36:26 Geranium.

36:26 Geranium.

36:28 Um what is this?

36:31 K potassium.

36:32 K potassium.

36:33 You want to tell me some

36:34 facts about that?

36:35 Yes.

36:36 And it's in bananas.

36:38 Found them in bananas.

36:40 And that's why your bananas.

36:42 It also helps our nose function.

36:45 That means with sends our brain information to our

36:50 muscles.

36:53 Wow.

36:58 You must eat lots of bananas.

37:01 And this is

37:04 silicon.

37:04 Silicon.

37:04 And tell me about that.

37:08 And the

37:09 what does silicon do?

37:11 It helps computers run.

37:12 It does help computers run.

37:14 It's amazing.

37:15 It sits on the valley in California.

37:17 Named after Son because

37:23 it's right.

37:25 Silicone Valley is in California.

37:26 It's named after Okay.

37:28 Um and this is

37:29 what is this?

37:32 A meum.

37:33 A meum.

37:34 What is that?

37:36 It's the only not safe radioactive ais

37:39 in your house.

37:41 It's used in smoke alarms.

37:43 Wow.

37:43 I'm sorry.

37:43 I'm Well, wow.

37:47 It's the only dangerous radioactive

37:49 element that you can have in your house.

37:51 Who knew?

37:52 All right.

37:52 And this is

37:55 iodine.

37:57 Iodine.

37:56 It is bacteria.

37:59 Kill bacteria.

38:00 Yes, it does kill bacteria.

38:01 And this is

38:06 chlorine.

38:07 Chlorine.

38:07 And this is swampium and fireworks to make them win.

38:12 And also doing the dark paint.

38:16 What is strummium?

38:18 What is it?

38:21 Swansium.

38:20 Sorry.

38:21 Um,

38:25 what is this?

38:27 Phosphorus.

38:29 Phosphorus.

38:29 They all look alike to me.

38:30 I don't know what.

38:31 And what is phosphorus?

38:32 Tell me about that.

38:35 It's a chameleon.

38:37 It is a chameleon.

38:38 Why is that?

38:39 And that means it could be different

38:41 tiles.

38:41 That's right.

38:42 Yeah.

38:42 Wait.

38:42 When it's white, it f and also burn under

38:47 water.

38:47 It burns under water.

38:49 Isn't that crazy?

38:56 It is crazy.

38:57 It is crazy.

38:59 And this is ted for puppy of the to

39:07 and if you had I saw you.

39:11 I still wouldn't know what you

39:14 How do you remember?

39:15 You're three years old.

39:16 How do you remember all this?

39:18 My new brain just remembers.

39:27 Your little brain just remembers.

39:29 I think it's a big brain.

39:31 I think it's a

39:32 big brain remembered all kinds of

39:33 things.

39:33 That's amazing.

39:34 Hi, Nate.

39:35 Hi.

39:35 How's it going?

39:37 Good.

39:37 Good.

39:37 I'm glad to.

39:37 I'm happy to meet

39:38 you.

39:38 And uh Thank you.

39:39 Is this your first time in Los Angeles?

39:41 Yes.

39:41 You like it?

39:42 Mhm.

39:42 I do.

39:43 Yeah.

39:44 What do you like about it?

39:47 Um I like seeing you.

39:50 A Well, that's really sweet.

39:51 And you're staying in a nice hotel?

39:53 I am.

39:54 Yeah.

39:54 What do you like?

39:55 How'd you know?

39:55 because uh we usually

39:56 put people up at hotels.

40:00 You like the hotel?

40:02 Great.

40:02 Okay.

40:02 Um so let's get to it.

40:04 How did you learn all these?

40:05 You know, you memorize the entire globe, right?

40:09 Uh-huh.

40:08 Do you have a favorite state in the in

40:10 the United States?

40:11 Yes.

40:11 What is it?

40:13 Missouri.

40:13 Oh, Missouri.

40:14 Why is that?

40:15 Because it starts with the M.

40:18 So does Montana.

40:22 In Michigan, Massachusetts.

40:24 In Maryland.

40:24 Maryland in Maine in Yeah, but still you chose Minnesota

40:28 and Yeah.

40:30 anything else?

40:33 Mississippi.

40:36 But so how come Missouri?

40:38 You just like it?

40:41 Yeah.

40:40 Okay, I'm not going to question you

40:42 anymore.

40:42 Um here's some maps that you

40:44 drew.

40:45 Tell me about the these uh these

40:46 maps right here.

40:47 Okay,

40:48 first let's do this one.

40:50 Okay, which one

40:53 first?

40:52 This one?

40:52 Uh, no.

40:53 That that that was not

40:54 a map.

40:55 That's not a map.

40:55 No, that's a house.

40:57 Yes.

40:57 That's really sweet.

40:58 That's Universal Studios.

41:00 Oh, look at that.

41:01 It's

41:02 See, look.

41:03 Yeah, it is smaller than I remember.

41:05 All right.

41:05 Um, tell me about this map.

41:09 Okay.

41:09 First, we'll start with

41:10 Antarctica.

41:13 Okay.

41:15 Okay.

41:15 See this um, you know, black thing?

41:17 That's a penguin.

41:18 Oh, it's a penguin.

41:19 And this is an iceberg.

41:20 And it's melting.

41:21 And this is just a little ice

41:23 cube.

41:24 Oh wow.

41:25 So you put little things

41:26 depending on what lives there.

41:27 What is this right here?

41:29 That's Russia.

41:30 And what is that on Russia?

41:33 It's It's really funny.

41:36 What is it?

41:38 TRUMP.

41:57 WHY?

42:00 Why is Trump on Russia?

42:02 Cuz he likes Russia.

42:04 Cuz he likes Russia.

42:04 Okay.

42:05 All right.

42:06 And what else do we Who is this?

42:08 Who's that?

42:09 That's Africa.

42:09 And And who's there?

42:11 Um this is the pyramid of Egypt.

42:14 Oh, wow.

42:15 And then that looks like

42:16 termites or bumblebees or something.

42:18 What is it?

42:19 Um, that's a tiger.

42:21 Oh, sorry.

42:21 I So, sorry.

42:23 Let's go over some of these.

42:24 Let's look at flags

42:24 because you can identify every single

42:26 flag, right?

42:27 All right.

42:27 This is really impressive to

42:28 me.

42:29 You're 5 years old.

42:31 Yes.

42:30 And I I like What is this?

42:33 Canada.

42:32 That is right.

42:33 And this is

42:36 Japan.

42:36 That's right.

42:36 And this is

42:38 Denmark.

42:38 That's right.

42:38 And

42:41 Chad.

42:41 Sure.

42:41 Um,

42:44 Estonia.

42:45 Estonia.

42:45 The Maldives.

42:46 That's right.

42:48 Nu, Kazakhstan, Tonga, Yemen,

42:55 the Gambia or trad.

43:04 Are there more?

43:06 IT'S REALLY GOOD.

43:07 IS THERE MORE?

43:08 YEAH, there's more.

43:09 Is this fun for you?

43:10 It is really fun.

43:11 It's really amazing.

43:12 This is

43:14 Italy.

43:14 It sure is.

43:17 Mexico.

43:17 China, the seells, Russia,

43:23 Djibouti,

43:28 Djibouti.

43:30 Okay.

43:30 Kazakhstan, Guatemala, Kuwait.

43:36 WOW.

43:44 MORE.

43:42 Let's go.

43:43 Let's go.