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How Much Food Did A 6-Year-Old Order Off GrubHub?!

A 6-year-old Michigan boy is probably looking at some time in timeout after he went on a wild  spending spree using his father’s Grubhub account. Little 6-year-old Mason was playing…

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A 6-year-old Michigan boy is probably looking at some time in timeout after he went on a wild  spending spree using his father’s Grubhub account.

Little 6-year-old Mason was playing with his dads phone just before bedtime over the weekend. After going to bed for the night Grubhub deliveries started showing up.

Mason was "playing" with his dads Grubhub app and ended up ordering large amounts of food from numerous area restaurants.  A $1000 worth of food showed up with multiple orders from Leos Coney Island, Happys Pizza and a local shawarma place.

Bon Jovi’s ‘It’s My Life’ & 15 Other Rock Videos with 1 Billion Views on YouTube

Bon Jovi has joined the ranks of YouTube's 1 billion club with the video for their hit single "It's My Life."

The lead single from their seventh studio album Crush, "It's My Life" was released in May 2000. The anthemic track broke a five-year new music silence from Bon Jovi and helped introduce the band to a new audience.

Of course, "It's My Life" isn't the only rock music video to reach the 1 billion view milestone. Here, for your viewing pleasure, is "It's My Life" and 15 other rock videos with 1 billion views on YouTube. (Note: View numbers listed are as of publishing in July 2021.)

Bon Jovi - "It's My Life" (1 Billion views)

The Cranberries - "Zombie" (1.11 billion views)

a-ha - "Take On Me" (1.29 billion views)

Guns N' Roses - "November Rain" (1.65 billion views)

Nirvana - "Smells Like Teen Spirit" (1.29 billion views)

Queen - "Bohemian Rhapsody" (1.34 billion views)

Linkin Park - "In The End" (1.22 billion views)

Coldplay - "Paradise" (1.46 billion views)

Imagine Dragons - "Radioactive" (1.29 billion views)

Four Non Blondes - "What's Up" (1.09 billion views)

twenty one pilots - "Heathens" (1.69 billion views)

Guns N' Roses - "Sweet Child O' Mine" (1.26 billion views)

Linkin Park - "Numb" (1.62 billion views)

Imagine Dragons - "Believer" (1.94 billion views)

Coldplay - "Hymn For the Weekend" (1.48 billion views)

Imagine Dragons - "Thunder" (1.68 billion views)