41 Kids Who Were Way Funnier Than They Had Any Right To Be

Give these kids their own comedy show !

1.This kid had a fun contact name for her mother.

2.And this kid also had an unexpected contact photo and name for their parent.

3.These kids were regular comedians.

4.This kid was a smart aleck.

5.As was this kid.

6.Ah, siblings.

7.This kid had some valid answers.

8.This kid knew who Mother’s Day was really about.

9.These step-kids are likely adults, but you can see from these two mugs that they’ll always be children at heart.

10.These kids said, “Family version? Not on my watch.”

11.This kid technically followed instructions.

12.This child was determined to roast their dad, no matter the cost.

13.Kids can be brutal.

14.This 11-year-old was even more brutal.

15.This child wasn’t afraid to portray their parent as they really are.

16.This child was actually extremely clever.

17.These kids were major pranksters in the making.

18.As were these.

19.This prank may have been dark, but I admire the commitment to the bit.

20.This prank was far more harmless yet far more sophisticated.

21.This kid was smarter than most adults I know.

22.This kid had a pragmatic view of life.

23.This kid truly understood “work smarter, not harder.”

24.As did this kid.

25.This sister did precisely as asked.

26.This sibling was just very supportive.

27.This kid knew what their parents were about.

28.This 9-year-old has already mastered Dad humor.

29.At least this teenager got detention for a good reason.

30.This child had a practical solution to a practical problem.

31.This 12-year-old was funnier than me, TBH.

32.This dad-and-son combo was well-matched.

33.This seven-year-old took a risk.

34.I mean, this beats “Live, Laugh, Love.”

35.This 10-year-old was a littletoohonest.

36.This kid had a perfectly reasonable request.

37.This kid made a similarly flattering card.

38.I think this two-year-old may have won at Halloween.

39.This child knew how to make their Dad’s day.

40.This seven-year-old was optimistic, to say the least.

41.And finally, this kid was going places. I mean, he wouldn’t be on time, but he’d be there.

A 12-year-old's contact name for their mother as displayed on a smartphone: <code>spawn point</code> with two devil emojis bookending a heart emoji. Text above reads, "We gave our 12-YO her 1st phone. The name she gave her Mom (I'm Dadzilla)."

A hand holds a phone displaying a black-and-white photo of Joseph Stalin with a call screen open from the "CIA"

Seven bottled waters are lined up in a hallway near a laundry area with a washer in view.

Math problem showing handwriting and drawing: "Bobby has four dimes. Amy has 30 pennies. Which child has more money?" Child wrote "Bobby" and drew a thought bubble

A student's worksheet with a question about safe locations during a tornado. The student circled "circle one" and wrote, "It is way to dangerous to circle a tornado."

A person types a message on an in-flight entertainment screen, saying: "what did you just say to me you littleshit? know I gratuated top of my class in"

Student's worksheet answer for two examples of solids, liquids, and gases: solids - poop, pee, fart; liquids - pee, water; gas - steam. Teacher comment: Really?

A handwritten note reads: "Mom, I just wanted to tell you that Mother's Day wouldn't be possible without me. I'll be waiting for my present in the living room. Love, Joshua."

Two mugs with Father's Day messages. First: "Even though I'm not from your sack, I know you've still got my back. Happy Father's Day." Second: "With Love… From the child you inherited when you decided to shack up with my mom."

A humorous card from a game reads "Kids, Dad is trying something new this week. It’s called 'Mom's butt.'" Both cards are from "Family Edition."

Close-up of a handwritten letter reading, "Dear mom, I was forced to write this to eat. Love, John." The letter is held by an unidentified person

Wooden deck floor with the text "MY DAD IS BALD" visible due to pressure washing

A person wearing denim overalls over a yellow and black striped shirt captioned "a 4-year-old at my school just told me they liked my minion costume - these are just my clothes"

Drawing of a waterslide with people, labeled "You are here" near the end, and text that reads, "Life's a waterslide where you die at the end…"

Three explicit doodles of women with scribbles over their crotch to represent hair

A carved pumpkin with a sleepy expression wears a knit hat. A Starbucks cup next to it has a handwritten label reading "Human Spice Latte."

Top shelf with neatly organized canned goods. Bottom shelf with disorganized, torn-open packaging and product labels. No visible people in the image

A snowman stands next to a snow-covered car on a residential street, blocking the car in

Two people parasailing, with their bodies limp, captioned "took kids parasailing and they played dead"

Black and white checkered Vans slip-on shoes on a wooden floor, with smaller shoes inside

A handwritten list titled "TEN WORDS I CAN SPELL RIGHT ARE:" includes the words "TEN," "Words," "I," "can," "spell," "right," "Are," "OCTOpus," "seven," and "two."

A child's "Timeline of Me" schoolwork shows past: crying, didn't want to go to bed; present: at school; future: dead with "R.I.P." marked on the grave

Arabic worksheet with a target, bus, and deer illustration. Sections read "color the picture," "draw the route," and contain drawing instructions, but the kid has drawn a route around the maze

A math worksheet with instructions to write the "smaller than" or "greater than" symbols between pairs of numbers: the child has written "or" between each pair

A ladle is placed next to a phone showing a text conversation where someone asks, "what do u want for ur birthday" and the reply is "whatever lol."

A Lego trophy made by a child, featuring a white toilet with a yellow Lego arm on top, symbolizing a reward for successful potty training. Text describes the image

Two Bud Light cans, a CVS plastic bag, two one-dollar bills, pens, pencils, candy canes, and various items on a table

A baking tray with pieces of paper cut into the letter "E" and colored brown captioned "my 9-year old thought she was funny, made me some brownies for father's day"

Email summary: A student named himself "Mass Debater" during a review game and received lunch detention for inappropriate behavior. The sender wanted to inform the recipient

A screenshot of a shopping list app, with "New daddy" item added 8 hours ago circled in red. Other list items include sandwich bags, aluminum foil, fruit leather, and trail mix

A piece of paper exits a printer with printed text stating: "THIS IS YOUR PRINTER. I HAVE BECOME SELF AWARE. RUN"

Two handwritten notes. The left note has text messages discussing lack of response. The right note repeats the message. The bottom says, "Xander has just left the chat"

Close-up of a KitchenAid garbage disposal with a label inside reading "UCK"

A handmade beaded necklace spells out "FART LOUD" with letter beads, among other blue and purple beads, tied with a blue ribbon

A book with a sticky note pinned on it, reading "books I'm never gonna read"

Pink note reads: "Your An Awesome MoM keep that shit up.." with a thumbs-up drawing. Text above: "daughter asked if she could make with one bad word"

A hand holding a handwritten card saying, "Dear Mom, You do not suck," with two drawn hearts

A child in a creepy clown mask with red hair and a large smile holds two orange pumpkin buckets. They wear an ice cream cone costume with a pink scoop on top

A portion of a word search puzzle with several words circled, including "DAD SUX"

A child's drawing shows how they imagine looking at 100 years old. The figure says "SUP ladies" in a speech bubble

Worksheet asking to color the same digital and analog clocks the same color, with all clocks colored in one color

1.This kid had a fun contact name for her mother.#

2.And this kid also had an unexpected contact photo and name for their parent.#

3.These kids were regular comedians.#

4.This kid was a smart aleck.#

5.As was this kid.#

6.Ah, siblings.#

7.This kid had some valid answers.#

8.This kid knew who Mother’s Day was really about.#

9.These step-kids are likely adults, but you can see from these two mugs that they’ll always be children at heart.#

10.These kids said, “Family version? Not on my watch.”#

11.This kid technically followed instructions.#

12.This child was determined to roast their dad, no matter the cost.#

13.Kids can be brutal.#

14.This 11-year-old was even more brutal.#

15.This child wasn’t afraid to portray their parent as they really are.#

16.This child was actually extremely clever.#

17.These kids were major pranksters in the making.#

18.As were these.#

19.This prank may have been dark, but I admire the commitment to the bit.#

20.This prank was far more harmless yet far more sophisticated.#

21.This kid was smarter than most adults I know.#

22.This kid had a pragmatic view of life.#

23.This kid truly understood “work smarter, not harder.”#

24.As did this kid.#

25.This sister did precisely as asked.#

26.This sibling was just very supportive.#

27.This kid knew what their parents were about.#

28.This 9-year-old has already mastered Dad humor.#

29.At least this teenager got detention for a good reason.#

30.This child had a practical solution to a practical problem.#

31.This 12-year-old was funnier than me, TBH.#

32.This dad-and-son combo was well-matched.#

33.This seven-year-old took a risk.#

34.I mean, this beats “Live, Laugh, Love.”#

35.This 10-year-old was a littletoohonest.#

36.This kid had a perfectly reasonable request.#

37.This kid made a similarly flattering card.#

38.I think this two-year-old may have won at Halloween.#

39.This child knew how to make their Dad’s day.#

40.This seven-year-old was optimistic, to say the least.#

41.And finally, this kid was going places. I mean, he wouldn’t be on time, but he’d be there.#