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Move over little drummer boy there's a new kid in town! Meet Eduarda Henklein a 5 year old child prodigy. This girl can play the drums! Watch as she bangs out a cover of System Of A Down's "Toxicity."

This kid rocks the drums without even playing them.

Watch in amazement as an armless man named Daniel Potts plays a cover of 'Dynamite' by Taio Cruz on the drums! I can't even do that and I have all my limbs, this guy is incredible! He's a very passionate drummer and has several other videos on his official YouTube channel. He's certainly an inspiration and I'm sure we'll be seeing more of him in the future!

That is some highly impressive finger banging.

This is amazing! Watch as this kid plays a washing machine like a drum set. The sound is incredible, almost like a complete drum line all by himself! The kid's got some talent that's for sure.

This is truly mind-blowing. A professor at the Georgia Tech Center for Music Technology, who has built robotic musicians in the past, has created a piece of technology that can allow an amputee to play drums. In fact, the inventor himself claims that "the drummer essentially becomes a cyborg."

Meet the coolest grandma around.

Musical education is an important part of become a well-rounded man. See how well-rounded this man is?

Motley Crue shows are made even more entertaining by the antics of drummer Tommy Lee.  For many male fans, tops on the list is the portion of the show where Lee encourages ladies to show a certain part of their anatomy on camera. Right behind that is Lee's roller coaster drum solo. However, that drum design is now part of a lawsuit.

For the most part drummers have the short end of the stick when it comes to equal, or even partial stage presence. Sure there's several drummers who've managed to get center stage both in their professional and personal lives, but those cases are few and far between.

Motley Crue launched their North American tour with Poison and the New York Dolls on Tuesday night (June 7) in Dallas, and the highlight of the night just may have been Tommy Lee’s ridiculous roller-coaster drum solo.