The Rubberboy, Amazing Contortionist Daniel Browning Smith

by Scott Beale on January 22, 2008 · 2 comments

The Rubberboy

The Rubberboy

Recently I had a chance to catch up with my good friend Daniel Browning Smith, an amazing contortionist known as The Rubberboy, who has performed in Laughing Squid events in the past. Daniel holds the Guinness World Record for the fastest time squeezing through both a tennis racquet and a toilet seat.

Here’s video of Daniel performing on “When Will I be Famous”, “America’s Got Talent”, “Roseanne” and as the halftime entertainment for an NBA basketball game.

Daniel is also an actor, appearing in various commercials, television shows and films including “CSI: NY”, “Monk” and “Men in Black II”. He also played an ongoing role in the aclaimed HBO series “Carnivàle”.

photo by Ryan Paterson & Supersnail

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1 Koka Sexton January 23, 2008 at 8:43 am

Put a costume on this guy and lets get him fighting crime. He’s 1/4 of the Fantastic 4.

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