Next Julia Child: One thing that defines a great chef is a genuine passion for food and flavor. Considering the way this baby reacts to his yogurt, get ready for the greatest chef this world has ever seen.
Future gold medal diver: Baby see, baby do: and when baby sees Olympics, baby can (try to) do some epic things. Sometimes a journey of a thousand steps starts with a single upside-down belly flop.
Next Jane Goodall: This little boy communicates so naturally with a baby gorilla at the zoo, we can see him fitting in seamlessly in the wild like Jane Goodall. All he needs now is a nice khaki pantsuit.
Next Michael Jackson: What is the best thing about this kid — that he’s helping out with the dishes, that he’s break dancing like a champ while he’s doing it, or that he doesn’t even know he’s on camera?
Next Gloria Steinem: This anonymous 8-year-old feminist became a hit on Twitter with her response to a writing prompt about being a girl. Jobs AND boobs! That is definitely a powerful combo.
Next Roger Ebert: If there’s one thing critics need to be, it’s unimpressed, and this kid’s clearly got that handled.
Next Charlie Sheen: This kid hasn’t quite claimed to be “tired of pretending I’m not a total bitchin’ rock star from Mars,” but he or she is off to a good start with this level of confidence
Future Spider-Man: When this nine-year-old shimmies up a doorway, we start mentally measuring the blue and red costume she’ll need when she’s swinging through the city, saving us from the green goblin.
Future Tony Hawk: We love this little daredevil’s nerve almost as much as we love that mom and dad got him a nice thick helmet to go along with that scooter.
Future Walt Disney: Ever since Caine made an arcade out of boxes, we’ve been waiting for his take on waterparks, and with the scholarships thrown his way since his arcade became a viral sensation, we might not have to wait long.
Next Super Diva: The way this little girl goes from sobbing to mugging for the camera says it all. Look for this little Russian starlet on the red carpet in 2031.
Future president: You may argue earning $3,500 at his lemonade stand at the age of 9 does not qualify Joshua Smith for world leadership, but raising it all on behalf of his hometown of Detroit certainly does
The future famous faces of 2032: These kids have our vote
8/10/2012The Internet is a positive constellation of the stars of tomorrow. And, you know, cute kids doing things that are silly, amazing and ill-advised in the present. Still, never before has society had the chance to see famous figures developing their unique minds so early on (can you imagine if Mozart’s dad had had a smartphone, or if young Einstein had kept a vlog?), and in some kids who make a splash online we see the potential of true greatness. Here are some of our predictions about which viral sensations will take their place as the world leaders (and goofballs) of 2032.
Do you have a future star of 2032 in your life?
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