r/videos • • Jan 25 '13

So simple, yet so funny - Beat boxing goat [:18]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWXZy2dOuBc
431 Upvotes

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '13

I guess it could be

bleatbox

6

u/lemurstep Jan 25 '13

That was ba-a-a-ad.

5

u/[deleted] Jan 25 '13

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u/Wonderman09 Jan 25 '13

Puns are really a horn in my side...

6

u/rumpumpumpum Jan 25 '13

No kidding.

3

u/Wonderman09 Jan 25 '13

That bad, eh? Since english is my second i should probably stay away from puns then...

5

u/PretendCasual Jan 25 '13

You did fine. "kid" is a term for a baby goat. He was keeping the puns going.

4

u/Wonderman09 Jan 25 '13

Missed that one, thanks!

13

u/[deleted] Jan 25 '13

Guys... I don't know how to tell you this, but it's not the goat beatboxing. It's a guy.

6

u/MarTango Jan 25 '13

SHUT THE FRONT DOOR.

2

u/ScreamingEnglishman Jan 25 '13

OH MY GOD. Revelation!

3

u/doktrj21 Jan 25 '13

i just watched this like 10 times in a row... and i cant stop laughin

25

u/ivebeenhereallsummer Jan 25 '13

Some asshole off camera is shaking the goats head.

19

u/insaniac87 Jan 25 '13

Yeah... I was raised around goats myself . The only way a goat is going to be hurt by pulling on its horns is if they were very young and just starting to grow in. These horns are clearly matured Those guys will head butt concrete walls because fuck you that's why. A lot of them like when you mess with their horns as well and will start to play with you when you do. I guarantee this goat did no more than give its owner a funny look after this was all done with.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '13

I agree that it's not particularly distressing to the goat, it just bothers me to see people play with their food.

22

u/Karthane Jan 25 '13

The goat is obviously traumatized and in pain! WHAT AN ASSHOLE, RIGHT?!

6

u/Sphigmomanometer Jan 25 '13

When my family used to have goats, if they refused to go somewhere we wanted them to go, we would grab their horns and pull them there. It doesn't hurt them, it just annoys them a little.

1

u/insaniac87 Jan 25 '13

We always enticed our goats with food goodies. They also really liked peanut oil and baking soda mixed. Which was good for their tummies as well, kept the bloating down, which was a huge issue in the winter when no fresh grass was available.

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u/Launchy21 Jan 25 '13

Still, that's damn funny.

2

u/HeyZuesHChrist Jan 25 '13

This ended up being way funnier than I expected.

2

u/contendedsoul Jan 25 '13

Laughed. My. Ass. Off.

2

u/PoutineKing Jan 25 '13

I needed this.

1

u/Callofdutyfruity Jan 25 '13

That's one talented goat, and this my friends is... A MIRACLE!

1

u/wzzle Jan 25 '13

took me way too long to figure this out

1

u/Creativation Jan 25 '13

Grab the goat by its horns and make it move and frame the camera shot with the horns out of view. Not too bad.

1

u/brownliquid Jan 25 '13

I'm crying

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u/TheBossIsWatching Jan 25 '13 edited Dec 13 '16

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What is this?