On Tuesday morning, a man driving on the Baltimore Beltway ran out of gas. So he did what anyone would do: He pulled over to the shoulder of I-695, set up his drum kit, and began to play until help arrived.

This guy probably isn't homeless, and say what you want about his clothes; there's no doubt he can play the drums. Using sounds not found on a kit - like sliding a bucket - he effortlessly plays seamless, rockin' beats.

Rick K and the Allnighters playing "Sharp Dressed Man." It would be nothing special, if Rick K and the Allnighters didn't have the best drummer in the world in their band. His Mad Skillz, inside.

The robot uprising has started in an unlikely place: drum circles, that college campus staple of native Trustafarian culture.

Robots have no soul, yet they're surprisingly adept at recreating the indigenous sounds that one hears in the distance at so many Phish shows and liberal arts campuses.Roboteer Patrick Flannigan is the madman behind this project, and controls his faithful minions with a couple of Wiimotes.

Well either this is without a doubt the biggest man on earth, or a really tiny drum set. Either way, he is really good at it, regardless of size. It's also probable that he absolutely shreds on the ukulele.