Trending: Copycat Coach, Selfie Stick, Bad Dog On The Bed

COPYCAT COACH

An adorable little boy clearly looks up to his grandfather, who happens to be St. Joseph's head basketball coach – Phil Martelli.

During the team's conference championship, 4-year-old Phillip would cross his arms, rub his face, and pace, just like his grandpa.

Phil even had his own white board and was dressed in blazer and oversized tie for the game.

SELFIE STICK

You no longer have to stretch your arm out to take blurry group selfies -- that end up chopping off people's heads.

The selfie stick -- which is just a long wand with a clip for your smart phone -- is all the rage for teens in Asia.

Users can set the self-timer for the camera, attach their phone to the selfie stick to take a picture perfect selfie everytime.

Selfie sticks sell for about 20 bucks each online.

Teens say it's easier to use a selfie stick than ask a stranger to take a picture for them.

BAD DOG ON THE BED

A dog owner suspected her pit bull was jumping on her bed when she wasn't at home. So, she set up a camera to catch him in the act.

Even though the dog knows he's not supposed to be on the bed, within a few seconds of his owner walking out the door, we see him jump on.

He's a little hesitant at first -- gingerly walking on the bed at first. But he quickly makes himself completely at home -- enjoying his freedom to play on the forbidden bed.

Meanwhile, the cat looks on unimpressed.