The Daily Buzz10-year-old Scottish boy fluent in backward English
Scottish ten-year-old Cameron Bissett is syadiloh remmus ym rof adanaC ot gniog m'I.
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Bissett can say that sentence, "I'm going to Canada for my summer holidays," backward without pausing, or he can reverse the song from Mary Poppins, Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, in a snap.
The brown-haired school grader, who doesn't appear to be possessed by any satanic forces, effortlessly translates sentences into backward speech in a YouTube video uploaded by his family that's been viewed more than 1.2 million times.
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The clip was posted in April of 2012, but it's being shared by media outlets worldwide this week. The description explains how Cameron has been using his trick:
This is my 10 year old Son, Cameron, talking backwards. We discovered he had this amazing talent a couple of days ago. Apparently he has been entertaining friends at school for a couple of months now!
Cameron's father, off camera, chooses sentences, and then Cameron says them backward into an iPad app that reverses them again, playing them as normal English sentences.
A 14-year-old girl became a viral hit in 2012 because of her strange talent for back-talk. Alyssa Kramer, 14, appeared on the Today Show and Jimmy Kimmel last February after she uploaded a YouTube video in which friends say words to her and she snaps them back, in reverse.
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