Trending in TN: Toddler’s reaction to receiving banana as ‘Christmas gift’, Boy band’s performance with imaginary guitars, Japanese furnished mini room inside an electric socket

Christmas is just around the corner and people are in a rush to buys pecial gifts to their dear ones. A family gave a present to their daughter, which they, however, termed it as the “worst Christmas gift”. However, netizens were surprised watching the reaction of toddler Aria, who was overjoyed in receiving the gift. Urging her mother to open it quickly, Aria’s excitement remained intact when saw the gift to be a banana. Aria’s mother, who shared the video, said that she did not expect such a reaction from her child and stated that the banana was rather a prank. Many netizens were overwhelmed by the two-year-old’s gesture. A user commented, “This is the most heartfelt video I have ever seen. Such a pure spirit.”

There are thousands of rock bands in the world, with each having their own style. However, an all-boys band comprising three members has taken the internet by storm. The viral video shows three young boys performing enthusiastically using imaginary instruments, drawing people’s love from all quarters. The clip shows three boys, in which the lead singer holds a stick for a guitar, while the other two stand behind him. The trio sing joyfully and play the imaginary guitars enthusiastically, making netizens shower all praise for them. While some compared the group to The Beatles, others even came forward to donate musical instruments to the boys to encourage their skills.

It is now common to spot materialistic items made in miniature forms under various themes. However, 21-year-old Japanese artist Mozu made a mini room inside an electric socket that has a chair, a table, a computer, a television besides other articles. The video of the artist’s latest masterpiece, ‘The Secret Base of Kubito’ shows the artist opening a socket, with electric wires connected. It goes on to show a neatly laid room with a fridge, an oven, a television and even a computer connected to a WiFi router. There is also shown a chair, a table, an air conditioner, a clock, a calendar and even a flask. Mozu’s four-month toil drew wide appreciation for the artist on social media.