LEGO bricks are a timeless classic, beloved by kids, adults, and even seniors. Their incredible versatility empowers creators to build everything from miniature cars and food models to massive masterpieces like the "Millennium Falcon" or "F1 race cars." But this particular LEGO creation isn't turning heads for its intricate detail; it's the sheer disconnect between the builder and his build that's got everyone talking.
Twitter user Iko (@ikoiko0722) shared his 5-year-old son's latest LEGO project. It's not some mind-blowing, cutting-edge design. Nope, it's a "boombox"—the kind you'd commonly see back in the Showa and Heisei eras. Hold on... a boombox? Built by a 5-year-old?
▼Boomboxes are a nostalgic blast from the past for many '80s and '90s kids... but a memory for a 5-year-old born in the Reiwa era?
Iko himself was pretty stunned, asking his son, "Did you make this with LEGOs?" The boy's reply? "It's something people used to listen to music with." Seriously, a boombox is an ancient artifact to a kid born in the Reiwa era! Iko later speculated that his son might have seen it after watching "Back to the Future" on TV. Still, to see it once and then immediately recreate it? That's seriously impressive for a 5-year-old!
▼Iko figured his son's inspiration came from watching the classic time-travel movie "Back to the Future" together.
The tweet quickly blew up, with many netizens jokingly calling Iko's son a "reincarnated soul" or saying he "remembered memories from a past life." Of course, plenty of others praised the child's creativity and building skills. One thing's for sure: this kid has some seriously good taste!
via： ねとらぼ