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In the video, a mother proudly films her young son, while they walk past various cars and the toddler confidently names the brands without hesitation.
While the kid correctly identifies most brands, in a few instances, he gets confused. (Photo Credits: Instagram)
Kids today seem to be learning faster and knowing more than we did at their age. This is mostly due to the rise of technology, which has given them easy access to a vast amount of information. A recent video making rounds online perfectly captures their intelligence. In the video, a mother proudly films her young son, while they walk past various cars and the toddler confidently names several car brands without hesitation, almost like he’s been studying them for years. While he correctly identifies most brands in the parking lot, in a few instances, he mixes up Volkswagen with Honda, which his mom corrects.
In a viral Instagram video, the young boy is seen perfectly naming car brands as he walks through a parking lot with his mother. She asks him to identify the brands of every car they pass and he names six different brands. Although he makes a few mistakes, his mother gently corrects him and he repeats the correct names aloud, as if trying to memorise them. In the clip, he identifies, “Honda, Subaru, Kia, Honda, Chevi (Chevrolet), Volkswagen.” The video shared on Instagram came with the caption that read, “Vuh-wawa is so funny.”
Reacting to the post, a user wrote, “His way of saying Honda how cute.”
Another shared, “Ondaaa, su-vu, key-ah, che-vee and vuh-wawa.”
“Five years from now, that’s a ‘57 Chevy,” a comment read.
Another predicted, “Bro should be a top car salesman one day.”
An individual shared, “Man of culture.”
One more added, “Minions English lesson.”
An earlier report from The Times of India highlighted the incredible talent of a 2-year-old boy named Yuvan from Panthaghati, Shimla, who earned a place in India’s World Records. The little boy amazed everyone with his ability to identify international car brands at a young age. His impressive skill was first noticed during a family trip to Jaipur, where he stunned his parents by recognizing car brands simply by looking at their logos.
Impressed by their son’s skills, his parents, Devajnya Atri and Payal Atri, decided to take the next step and registered his name in the Limca Book of World Records. They also reached out to India’s prestigious World Records organization to officially recognize his talent.
