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December 18, 2008

Death Metal Baby Is Cuter Than Death Metal Puppy

Last week we met the Best Ever Death Metal Puppy Out Of The Internet, and this week there's a (presumably, or the baby is very web-savvy) unrelated video of a baby imitating his dad's metal singing voice. Awww:

Thanks to Andrew for the tip, who says "Be sure to stick around for the camera kisses at the end." And it's so true.

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adrienne

that is the cutest little boy. I want to squeeze his little face.

Posted by: adrienne profile link at 12/18/08 2:29 PM | Reply
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grace6697

the dad would be hot too if i weren't seemingly a metalhead.

Posted by: grace6697 profile link at 12/18/08 2:32 PM | Reply
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Mandy

couldn't agree more

Posted by: Mandy profile link in reply to grace6697's comment at 12/18/08 5:43 PM | Reply
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grace6697

i meant he. not i.

i hope you still agree. :)

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the awkward part is that child life-debilitating vocal chord disorder...

Posted by: pp at 12/18/08 3:22 PM | Reply
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Jeb

i would like to pitch you my new screenplay: heavy metal playdate.

Posted by: Jeb profile link at 12/18/08 5:28 PM | Reply
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Cute, but he lacks the enthusiasm of Death Metal Puppy -- which is what made Death Metal Puppy great.

Posted by: Christopher Trottier at 12/18/08 5:45 PM | Reply
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shoogyboom

I want one!

Posted by: shoogyboom profile link at 12/18/08 9:39 PM | Reply
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Adam

This family wins the award for most adorable family.

Posted by: Adam profile link at 12/18/08 11:27 PM | Reply
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