The Fastest Cup Stacker in Texas

When Trey Griffith found his first set of stacking cups, his life was changed forever. He began training himself to rack and stack cups at lightning speed, competing in tournaments around the globe. Trey’s father eventually took up stacking himself as an opportunity to bond and compete alongside his son. Today, at age 14, Trey is already the fastest stacker in the state of Texas. Now, he’s ready to take on the world.

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[Farhan-hhbp]

*The sound of those cups hitting the surface, is so satisfying*

[saldkasldkaslaslksldas]

he protec
he attac
but most importantly
he stacc

[danielzboy]

It's cool how his Dad also took up this sport to bond and connect with his son. Not all Dads are willing to do something like that...

[manicplaysgames]

When your mom is coming home and you need to hide the party cups

[liljazzee]

Wish my parents were as supportive as this.

[Sahilvstheworld]

I’m not gonna lie here. This video got me a little bit teared up when the father said that he learnt stacking himself. I never got that chance with my dad, but I hope one Day to be able to share something with my child.

[SupPartyPeople]

"My name is Trey Griffith and I am the fastest cup stacker alive. To the outside world I'm just an ordinary, middle school kid, but secretly I use my speed to stack cups and compete against others like me, and one day I'll find a job stacking cups and get justice for my talent. I am THE STACKER."

[namanhnguyenle]

2:14 "And you can tell they aren't even looking at the cups they're stacking"
Shows a picture of Trey looking at the cups while stacking

[atravellingbleach]

We all know the world's best cup stacker is Heinz Doofenshmirtz

[jsoan]

TREY HIDE THE PARTY CUPS MOM’S ALMOST HOME



trey: *aight*

[archbenjie]

This kids hands is faster than my wifi

[ythalogens]

I guess his parents told him to stop playing fortnite

[bucket]

*sees medals and looks at wall*








I dont have any achievements ;-;

[luqman_azeem]

YOSH! I'm fired up! I'm going for the working record
*20 seconds later*
(Broken cups lying on a broken table)

[faerys_wheel]

Why are so many people saying negative things about the kid and his passion? I mean yeah that is your opinion, but why can't you act like a decent being and just stop being a troll or just not comment anything at all? And for all those saying that this sport has no use, there is. It helps with muscle memory, reaction time, logic (cause you have to think about where to stack when you wanna stack it), speed, etc. And look at the positive impact this has brought to the family. They bond together and are supportive of each other.

[rhiannemalaga]

Him at age 14: Can do the fastest cup stacking in Texas
Me: Slowly closing the fridge door to see the light turn off

[jadesmediacorner]

His story is so inspiring. I myself am on the spectrum too and I’ve been stacking for close to 8 years now, and seeing how far he’s come gives me hope that I’ll be that fast someday too.

[theman]

I am the slowest cup stacker in my state😏

[MrAstroSenpai]

Did you see the girl at 2:14 she like "oh shit I am done for, why am I even here" lol

[Beans]

Damn. If I even tried this, I would knock over everything in sight 😂