• Children have a natural inclination to learn through emulating adults.
• It helps them develop their mental, emotional, and physical abilities.
• The training montage of Rocky Balboa, “Gonna Fly Now,” from the 1979 smash Rocky II, is seen on TV.

It is thought that children have a natural inclination to learn through emulating adults, which helps them develop their mental, emotional, and physical abilities. They keep notes in their developing brains as they watch their parents, older siblings, relatives, and strangers. They occasionally watch a variety of television programs, such as children’s programs, cartoons, animal videos, and rare movies. They have access to a vast world and exposure thanks to TV.

The popular video we’re about to share demonstrates children’s ability to focus and learn. The training montage of Rocky Balboa, “Gonna Fly Now,” from the 1979 smash Rocky II, is seen on TV by a little child in the video (if my memory serves me right about all these facts). The young boy imitates Rocky’s (Sylvester Stallone) every motion because he is so absorbed in the action on the TV. He does still require the baby diapers to be secured, though.

It’s impossible to tell if the little fighter had been practising and learning all of this by hearing it played again, but even if he had, the performance is so fantastic and amusing that you can’t help but root for the youngster. Not mentioning Bill Conti would be a crime. It makes sense why “Gonna Fly Now” received an Oscar nomination for Best Original Song.

Take a look at the video:

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This youngster is a huge Rocky admirer. There are undoubtedly many people reading this who are active members of The Italian Stallion team.

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