Kids

Monday on "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show," we checked out the video that's gone viral of a kid named Noah Ritter, from Wilkes-Barre, Pa., who was interviewed at the Wayne County Fair. Noah stole the show (and the microphone) and dropped the word "apparently" a bunch of times. The Internet loves Noah and the hashtag #ApparentlyKid is blowing up.

Of all the fads to sweep the Internet, this one is one of the more dangerous. An unidentified teenager in Lexington, Kentucky recently set himself ablaze while joining the 'fire challenge,' a trend in which people set themselves on fire on video.

Do you have trouble doing simple everyday math? Well, this guy has a way to make it even easier for you.

This story can't be described in any way besides "creepy."

Kids have great imaginations. They can make use out of pretty much anything if helps them have fun. After all, kids may throw a present you got them aside just to play with the box that the present came in. But this public-service announcement (PSA) shows that kids may be able to get their hands on the wrong things to use for their enjoyment, even things used for pleasure, ladies.

When you're five years old, you don't have many worries in your life. You wake up, play for a little while, maybe go to kindergarten, nap, play a little more and that's about it. But this kid is different than other kids. He's a stone-cold pimp.

When you're a parent, at some point you need to choose: Is caring for my kid more important than trying to catch a ball? That answer should ALWAYS be yes for everyone, except for the guy in this video.

Connor Michalek was a big WWE fan, particularly of wrestler Daniel Bryan. In 2012, a YouTube campaign went viral and Daniel got to meet his idol shortly before succumbing to cancer.

So, you think you're cool because you've got a Slip' N Slide in your backyard? Well, we hate to be bearers of bad news. This backyard has a roller coaster in it.

Spring training is a time to work on the fundamentals. That goes for the players and the fans.