The Early Contender For Internet Video Of The Year Is Here

What a ride. I'm not sure what else I expected, but this video delivers. 

Before I even clicked it, I had a decent idea of what was set to take place. It plainly states what he's doing for this video, but even still, I wasn’t ready for it. The commentary and the noises they're making while they try to get him in there is amazing, even if I didn't understand all of it. "Get the leafblower, Ty!" The whole process of getting him in there is delightful.   
The jumping and the pop at the end, it's just a perfect video. Pure gold. 
Listen, from time to time we could all use a palate cleanser. The world wide web can be a nasty place and too often vitriol and hate takes over. Sometimes a video comes around that defies all the odds of the internet. This time, it's an Irish lad stuffing his "fadder" into a balloon that'll bring us together and put a smile on our faces. 

It's an instant classic, three minutes of bliss, and just in time for St. Patrick's Day. 


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