A seven-year-old boy named Cayden had a birthday cake that was definitely on the right track.
Instead of the usual cartoon characters or colourful decorations, his cake was designed like an MRT map, complete with train lines and station names.
The funniest part? His name, Cayden, was worked into the design as “IS7 Cayden”, giving the cake an extra MRT-themed touch.
Even the LTA Had To Join In
The unique cake caught enough attention online to even get a comment from Singapore’s Land Transport Authority (LTA).
LTA joked that the cake was “definitely on the right track” while wishing Cayden a happy seventh birthday.
Naturally, commenters found the whole thing hilarious.
One person joked that Cayden could be Singapore’s future SMRT CEO, while another pointed out how creative the “IS7” detail was.
Someone else simply reacted in disbelief that LTA had actually spotted the birthday post.
Then Came The Blue Teeth
The birthday celebration also included the classic cake-cutting moment, although the bright blue frosting left the kids with some very colourful teeth.
One person in the video jokingly told another child that he did not even have teeth to stain.
Others were more focused on the cake itself, with one parent asking where it was made because their own child also loves MRT lines.
For a seven-year-old who loves trains, this might just be the perfect Singaporean birthday cake.
See the video here:
@nutmeggyy_ @Land Transport Authority he loves yall very much #mrt
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