Putting on a Christmas pageant is no easy feat, especially when there are kids are involved. But a music teacher named Phil recently pulled off a show so hilarious, people still can not stop talking about it! This viral moment took place during their rendition of a Christmas classic: Up on the House Top (Ho Ho Ho). From the moment they start to sing, you can tell this performance is going to be something special.
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At first, this is solely based on how beautiful the children sound when singing together. Soon, however, their performance stands out for an entirely different reason. Just as they start to sing the line, “here is the hammer and lots of tacks,” one little boy steps forward. In his hands are the very last thing you’d expect: a hammer and a bag of tacks.
Needless to say, none of the audience members expected this moment. Phil is quick to pause the show, taking the kid’s hammer away from him. The flustered music teacher is quick to apologize for the disruption, but it quickly becomes clear that this, too, is part of the show.
Best of all, it’s only the start! From here, even more chaos ensues, and the audience can’t get enough. See for yourself in the hilarious video below!
Watch This Kid Hilariously “Derail” His School’s Christmas Pageant With a Well-Hidden Hammer
@whitneystark988 Our music teacher @songbirdphil did an awesome job arranging this one🤣 #uponthehousetop #christmasconcert #hammertime #funnychristmas ♬ original sound – Whitney
Just when you think this kid can’t possibly have more hammers, he does! Best of all, his accomplice finally reveals the secret stash of hammers he has behind his wheelchair. Amazing!
“I knew the hammers were behind the wheelchair but when he spun around and showed HOW MANY were back there I couldn’t hold back the laughter,” someone in the comments admits, with another adding, “The way they are all trying to keep their smiles contained. This is the best.”
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