When a Guitarist Plays Balalaika for the First Time

[@space-3415]

This man could play wonderwall on a table bro I swear to god

[@sakshamgoel6299]

bro owns even forbidden and forgotten instruments in order to get every instrument in the world

[@trebleclef8284]

I’ll never unsee it as a battle axe 😂

[@wevefriends]

“Oh my god it’s in Different(-ish) Tuning!”😂

[@Moojingles_]

The real crime was using a pick with the balalaika 😂

[@JDE2324]

LET UR BALALAIKA SING WHAT MY GUITAR HAS TO SAYYY🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Estoniacountryball534]

HE FINALLY DID BALALAIKA

[@Cameron29389]

Wonderwall sounded good for the first time ever

[@ForestGuitarCardRock]

By the way, greetings from Russia!

[@BearIchi]

I can just see how this would be used during a real war. And he never missess to make me wonder about my wall

[@FlareXbass]

The balalaika the whole time 👁

[@some5764]

As russian person i can say that you pronounced balalaika very well

[@TereNews-gb4qu]

Our pre-slavic wonderwall

[@Not_max2]

Piano!

[@sweetdealmaker6934]

The Bill Cipher guitar

[@Len_Fox]

"Heyyyy, heyyyy, heyyy, your lipstick stain-" is all i heard on the last one

[@meowz4days]

I saw a video one time of some Russian musicians behind a dumpster playing Korobeiniki with one of those things and it was like 6 feet long and the people in the comments were saying he was playing a dorito

[@amber_amber101]

You should try out this cool instrument I found, it's called a mayonnaise jar

[@blitz8221]

Saw a home (or atleast temporary home) made Balalaika and Violin from WW1 in Vienna, made in the trenches. Really well made too!

[@bencesilling5862]

More like Smoke on the Vodka 😂