Ready, set... crack! This is the moment a two-year-old boy is reduced to tears as he loses an Easter egg rolling race - before he's even set off. Video footage shows Blaine Taylor from Aberdeen, Scotland, competing against his older brother, Cody. But as he goes to roll his egg down a grassy hill, he accidentally steps on it with shell and yolk mushed into the ground. 'It's broken,' he exclaims as he surveys the mess below him. Immediately Blaine starts wailing with tears welling up in his eyes. The mishap was captured on camera by his father, Luke, who later posted it online. To date the toddler's Easter egg rolling fail  has been watched more than 90,000 times. Race you: This is the moment a  boy is reduced to tears as he loses an Easter egg rolling race before he's even set off - video footage shows Blaine Taylor from Scotland, competing against his older brother Cody . Oh no! But as he goes to roll his egg down a grassy hill, he accidentally steps on it with shell and yolk mushed into the ground . In a bid to cheer the youngster up, a local newspaper headed to the family's home armed with dozens of chocolate Easter eggs. The Taylors say they have been overwhelmed by the response the video has received. Recalling the chain of events, Blaine's father told the Evening Express: 'We went to where we walk the dogs at the nature reserve behind our home. 'Cody managed to roll all the way down on his first attempt. 'But as everyone can see Blaine, wasn’t so successful.' Shattered: 'It's broken,' Blaine exclaims as he surveys the mess below him .
Video footage shows Blaine Taylor from Aberdeen, Scotland, competing against his older brother Cody.
But as he goes to roll his egg down a grassy hill, he accidentally steps on it with shell and yolk mushed into the ground.
To date the toddler's mishap has been watched more than 90,000 times.
In a bid to cheer the youngster up, a local newspaper headed to his family home armed with dozens of chocolate Easter eggs.