New Sacrilegious Kid Earns $1 Million playing Bumblebee at 325 bpm (...HELP!)
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flight of the bumblebee is the despacito of the classical music world.
Canon in D
Or senorita
Fur elise
Or that song by mozart
or bach sonata for cello
coco mono i feel like canon in d is the justin bieber's baby of the classical music world.
this is so genius in so many levels!
N T that song by Mozart 😂
Same energy as:
“I’m quick at math.”
“Ok so what’s 27 x 33?”
“35”
“...that wasn’t even remotely close to correct.”
“But it was fast.”
That, sir, is the greatest comment on this video :)
Hahahaha. Splendid
Flash Thompson in spiderman.
Sooooooooooooo...it doesn’t...equal...35?🙇🏽♀️
Perfect.
If you can exploit a kid slowly, you can exploit a kid quickly
~America’s Got Talent and this show, probably
Underrated
As a ballet dancer the "I can do Tchaikovsky's swan ballet in 30 min" was hilarious 😂💃
30 seconds you mean
@@yukishiro3287 GIRLL WHAT IS U ONNN GIRLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
@@shreya6332what is you on
@@shreya6332 ?
@@shreya6332girl what is you problem she was right
Artist: "I painted a copy of the Mona Lisa"
-"But it doesn't look anything like Leonardo's!"
-"No, but it only took me 35 seconds"
-"That's so fast! Here, have a million dollars".
I can do it in 10 seconds!
*furiosly starts scribbling the most hideous thing ever*
Now give me my money
My inkjet printer can do it in 3 seconds
Me , all I need = 0 seconds !!!! (seriously)
@@chrisb.7787 lolololol good one
I CAN DO IT IN 5 SECONDS!
*Draws stick figure*
Beautiful.
“That’s the average speed that people play it at”
No that’s the speed that the composer intended it to be played at.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I love you, Sir / Madam
TRUTH!!
As if the better you are, the faster you play it 😂
The composer intended to be played at 208 I think...
Hanchi Sun 180 was intended, and that wasn’t 180 lol
I’m 18 and I’ve been playing and learning classical piano for around 13 years... and a family member came to me, showed me this video, and asked why I don’t play like this😭😭
don´t do it !
My Piano teacher met this kid and asked him how can he play so well at the age of 12 (not about playing fast but about playing well). His reply was "whenever I'm playing, I look at my father. He never reacts impressed or anything and just keeps a straight face. That doesn't mean he isn't impressed, he just doesn't want that to get to my head that people are satisfies with what I'm playing. I think that's one of the reasons I keep trying to improve myself." Btw, this proves that this whole thing is staged (No offence to the kid) because his father was smiling in the clip they showed (+ their EXTRA reactions)
Because of made up internal divisions (region, caste, religion, skin color etc ) among Indians and bringing up their kids the same way, India will always remain a s**thole of a country forever shackled in crazy beliefs, superstitions and practices always looking to be stooges for external powers with no backbone or self-respect for their own...
You dont surprise anyone with ur jealous 'comment'...
@@jaguaranmusk3703 what the fuck man
@@jaguaranmusk3703 I mean every country has culture. Next ul say America is bad bcuz all of them teach their children to be racist or that UK is bad because they teach their kids to be homophobic (both of which are not true)
damn thats actually really sad that it means this one stupid performance on this stupid show was like the only time this kid's ever gotten to see his dad look satisfied with his playing
Oh goodie, greatness through emotional abuse. My favorite. 😢
As Bela Bartok once said
“Competitions are for horses, not musicians”
Excellent comment!
As Friedrich Nietzsche never said
"Competitions aren't even for horses"
He himself had entered into competitions though
Well, that's basically why Brett and Eddy chose to quit the "regular" classical industry, they hated competitions.
but ling ling won first place in competition la!
I'm the fastest speaker in the world. I can read Edgar Allen Poe's "The Raven" in 30 seconds. Forget emotion, intonation, pronunciation, etc. All that matters is S P E E D
Good comparison
I can make tenderloin beef steak in 69 secs. What? Still raw? Who cares, i cook FAST and that's awesome.
i can hand write an entire 5 page article in 30 SECONDS. huh? it cant be read? messy grammar and spelling? WHO CARES i can write it in 30 seconds cuz IM S P E E D
Don't forget to skip the boring middle four stanzas.
I can skip skippable adds in 5 seconds.
the kid actually has very straight fingers and stiff wrists - meaning that he is damaging himself when playing that fast. It breaks my heart to see people thinking that classical music is all about playing fast and with no emotion. I hope this kid realizes this he could be a beautiful pianist no hate to him. ( i am also a pianist so am a bit annoyed XD)
People understand speed - in the way a fast car zipping past you on the road demands your attention.
They do not understand beauty, but will notice it if you put it in front of their eyes.
As for as skill, the average person cannot fathom that which he does not possess.
I'm also a pianist (not by profession) and I agree, the piano should be an instrument played with grace and precision. Not abused like your little cousin beating the keys all morning lol. I know that I've worked very hard on playing gracefully to help control my movements better and it's infuriating seeing this kid do that. No hate but I mean c'mon, that's the epitome of "toxic"
I thought I was the only one that cringed at the position his hands are in, I really hope he doesn't end up injuring himself this way.
Lydian is already a very famous pianist!
Damn ofcourse you’re the first to notice if his fingers are straight or gay
If you play the video at 2x speed you can hear the performance at 650 bpm, which means it’s even more ‘betterer’.
Ha..
😂😂😂😂😂😂
If only there was a button where you could play the video at 20X speed, that would be 20 times better, right?
@@hemiolaguy Yes, that's the right idea! It can also be expressed mathematically with the following formula: Musical performance = (Number of notes / time in seconds) x (coefficient of awesomeness).
They should rename the button from "speed" to "quality" or "awesomeness".
Gordon Ramsey: What is this? This meat isn't even cooked!
Chef: But it was hella fast though.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
you are an idiot sandwich
DRY, FROZEN, AND RAW
@@hijisfriend9030 tHIS COMMENT IS EVERYTHING lol
Where's the lamb sauce??!
Debussy: music is the space between the notes
This kid: *proceeds to completely ignore that*
@nicolas Chaparrp B: He made an "interpretation" of Debussy's "Doctor gradus ad Parnassum"
ruclips.net/video/yvwhyzXAvA0/видео.html
No, there are no spaces left - it is just playing the notes, without any feelings or moods. He runs through the piece without any phrasing. Maybe he is too young to "understand" the piece and - maybe - he, his parents and probably his teachers set a completely wrong fokus. Sorry to say hat: This is really awful :-/
Here in comparison the interpretation of Lang Lang (yes, I know...): ruclips.net/video/VdaYiXepn7Q/видео.html
BUUUURNED
Music is about the space between us and these uncultured swines/“TV people”.
Lllooooollllll
@@mille_fiori
sheets: *_pp_*
sacrilegious boi: *_FF_*
To be fair, that was the easiest hustle of that kids life.
I love how brett is always so chill and eddy is so hyper about everything
“Average persons playing speed”OHHH YOU MEAN THE TEMPO THATS WRITTEN ON THE SCORE!!!!!!! YOU MEAN THAT!!!!!???
Average speed
You mean the speed its meant to be played?
This is an amazing comment and I want to support it by commenting.
True truuuuee
More people need to see this comment
When he tried to play it at 325 I couldn’t help but sit there and wonder if everyone could hear those mistakes!!
Classical musicians: study and practice most of their waking hours to appreciate full range of art.
Media: lol bumblebee go brrrrrr
Bumble bee go bzzzzzz*
This is hysterical 😆
So true though
What is the haha go brr meme supposed to mean? Its so cringe
Bonkers it’s from the youtuber Michael Reeves he made a drill basically
The kid’s playing isn’t even bad, it’s just the presentation of the whole thing that’s ridiculous.
Yea and that’s what Brett and eddy said. The way the producers stage and portray the whole thing
Imagine you are hired as a wedding musician and then you play all the standard tunes, and the couple is like "Oh... could you play the waltz at 325bpm? Because otherwise you are not a good musician!"
They should change the name to “Mumblebee”
Aldo Andrés Underrated comment
Super underrated comment. This is the new name as far as i'm concerned. Fucking pricks ruined it for me, might as well make it shameful on them as well. Frickken mouth breathers.
Ima use this insult from now on
Lol
HA! AWESOME!
“that’s the average speed people will play the s o n g”
🤪
It's not a SONG it's
An ABIMINATION!!!!!!!!!
IT'S A PIECE! A PIECE!!!
あおかけす ruclips.net/video/fnIRniYoU-k/видео.html
It doesn't make any sense🤣
As a musician when I first started out I always thought that playing fast was the hardest thing ever, but now that I understand that emotion must be incorporated in music I'm so much of a better player
Anyone can play fast. Playing accurately with good phrasing and dynamics though.. Thats hard
@@rykehuss3435 Anyone can play accurately with good phrasing and dynamics. In fact that's what most people have shoved down their throats in music classes.
@@joshshultz1250 And that's why I never took lessons, I don't care about becoming a good pianist or whatever as long as I'm enjoying myself I could care less how it sounds to other people
@@joshshultz1250 "Anyone can play accurately with good phrasing and dynamics" ?!?
No. Just no. Not everyone can do that. A lot of people try and fail. Believe me.
I had good teachers and I tried, and tried, and tried again. I studied music theory, played violin and piano, went to music school, practiced relentlessly, listened to countless pieces of classical music (my mom used to be an opera singer so I grew up listening to classical).
One day I gave up, I sucked at music and was fed up to fail again and again.
But then I started to sing. And I realised that I didn't suck at music. I sucked at playing instruments, but I was very good at singing. I joined a choir and had an absolute blast.
So now I let others play instruments and I sing with them.
We can't all be good at everything, and that's OK. We all have different talents, we just have to find which one(s).
"I'm the fastest dancer in the world. I can dance Tchaikovsky's Swan Ballet in 30 seconds."
Me who loves the actual ballet and Tchaikovsky's music: NO!!😱😤
imagine them actors saying "I can act this twice as fast as a normal person" lol
Jose De Leon that’s literally what an audition is. My most recent audition had to be 90 seconds which means 45 seconds per monologue but you never want to end exactly at 90 seconds so it’s more like 37-40 seconds per monologue or song. So quite literally you need to act better and faster than everyone else at the audition
As a film actor, I’d say that’s essentially comedy TV auditions in a nutshell. Dramatic ones are so much better though - depth of thought is so much more fun. Also more wiggle room in emotion.
How many ways can Arnold Schwarzenegger say "Get to da choppa!!!!!" or "I'll be back". ?? I mean think about it, he's a action star, I suppose he auditions for his films like anyone else, or is he head hunted by the casting director? but how in 90 seconds can he convince any one he's better than Stallone or Statham or Willis??
@@andrewmurray1550 Yeah, people ask for him directly. They contact whoever is in charge of his career then pass on a request. And at a lower caliber it's mostly based off of looks and originality -- doing things unconventionally or multiple ways can be a real draw.
Idk why people think that playing fast = disgraceful. It is a mechanical skill so doing it fast is an actual skill since it requires more micromanagement compared to playing slow. Obviously a lot of people prefer other aspects of music rather than speed, but that doesnt change the fact that it is a skill.
if this was applied to other areas:
cooking: look how fast I can cook this steak! it tastes like rubber, but that’s not the point
art: this painting took me 20 seconds! what do you mean it’s not good?
construction: i built this house in half a day! let’s just hope it doesn’t rain...
medical field: I did surgery in 10 minutes! beat that, jimmy! oh no, he’s flatlining...
While I get your points, and I agree with what your saying, you chose some very poor analogies aside from the cooking one. Realistically the only thing stopping those other accomplishments from being done so quickly is the delicacy or intricacy of the work but that is not to say it is impossible to do them quickly and still do them well or 'correctly'.
Again, just nitpicking!
Ender The same thing is with music, though. You can play all the notes correctly at a fast speed. However, it won’t hold the same emotional value
@@stardewsubs6123 Yes, but with those other things doing them with speed and doing it correctly and with high quality is a sign of skill unlike music in this instance.
@@stardewsubs6123 No you can't. It's not physically possible.
stardew subs actually in the medical field, a lot of health care providers try to finish surgery faster due to risks involved when it takes too long!
I’m a pianist and sure it was impressive for the kids age to be playing at a faster speed but he should not have won 1 million dollars for it.
I’m zero impressed with speed for speeds sake, it’s just so ‘look at me, I must be so good’ when in fact any decent musician can learn to play fast if they dedicate their practice sessions to it, but it so often sounds awful and sloppy and utterly meaningless, this is just a kid though so this somehow makes it magically more impressive. I’m impressed by beautiful playing, and this is what music is about, not showing off. It’s not the kids fault though it’s just a reflection of our society, it’s more important to look the part and wow people than to have any sort of integrity or real value.
@@CurtisGabrielMusic i actually agree
@@CurtisGabrielMusic that’s called talent bro.. but yeah a million were too much. Appreciation is enough.
You guys really think the show will really give 1 million USD just for playing fast??? Fake show, fake prize. Lol 🤣🤣
At any international music competition there is tons of kids much more gifted than this boy. Alexander Malofeev, Tony Yun, Sandro Nebieridze and more and more (this one's are already not kids, but if u will look their young age performances, you will be impressed)
Personally, I think that their reactions are coming from the fact that they genuinely don’t know anything about classical music. They probably actually believe that this is the best thing they will ever see.
"I'm the fastest dancer in the world.
I'm gonna do Tchaikovsky's Swan ballet in 30 seconds!"
had me deaddddd
Martha Papadopoulou yeah...but still i would want to see it
Imagine what that would look like lmao
the way Eddy waving his hand 's so good
Oh gawd my tendons are screaming when i saw your comment 😂
There’s a reason why there isn’t 325bpm on the metronome
Its too *sacrilegious*
Herman Li: Hold my guitar
@@k.a.m_dh9959 herman li bumblebee 326 bpm solo when
@@sqilluy Meh i can play a semibreve solo at 800 bpm
For drums it could make sense for some obscure metal genres
One of the greatest things about going to an orchestra concert is sitting silently for 30 or 40 minutes, hearing the final few bars of the final movement, feeling the tension in the crowd around you begin to grow, and then finally everyone erupts into the loudest cheering and whooping you've ever heard once the last note is played. Every time I go to a symphony or chamber concert, there's always a standing ovation that lasts several minutes. To hear people cheering _in the middle_ of a classical performance like that just ruins the magic.
bumblebee is a crowd pleaser and something that they recognize. It is a common request and it's a fun piece. Speed is one indicator of mastery and increasing tempo is a common tool used in musical performance. Do a public performance in an area with quick turnover such as a train platform and play several pieces including bumblebee and see which one elicits greater crowd response. Yip... it's a challenge and an idea for a video.
I really want to see the fastest ballet dancer in the world now.
Sorry you can't. Insurance won't cover them anymore coz they had too many injuries. Whoever that is is probably a pretzel now.
Two words: petit allegro
Lingling insurance is waiting with anticipation
that would look like a someone having a stroke
Isn't that what Michael Flatley was doing?
No one:
Musicians in talents shows: *I'm speed*
After knowing they've lost the proper musical integrity: *i'm stupeed*
Us proper trained from birth/a young age pianists/musicians (I recently quit piano): ... :(
Don't you mean,
*I, AM, SPEED.*
These musicians try to go fast as fucc, while ignoring everything else
“SPEED IS KEY”
Super late to the party but classically trained vocalist vibing SO hard with these guys -- it reminds me of when people are SUPER SHOCKED AND IMPRESSED MUCH WOW at singers who can hit super high and super low notes for shock value. Like yeah cool whistle tones ummm go listen to the Queen of the Night aria where she has to hit those coming from trills on regular soprano notes and also keep it up for a two hour opera. I'm a second alto who can hit whistle tones without even warming up. Does it sound good? HAAAAA no. No, it does not. Gimmicky art absolutely kills me.
Your comparison to dancing sent me 🤣 It's so true tho, take the "fastest" idea to many other disciplines and the general audience can see the absurdity lmao
“Years of Academy Training Wasted”
-Buzzlightyear
Mayhem best comment
I like your profile pic
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I would like this 100 times if I could
The kid also played the last note with his hands up in the air
I was so confused the fist time he played. Like....this is slow af.
rubywings haha same
Gotta let people to hear it sound clearly, that was the one and only chance
@@watermelonice8775 LMAO
AVERAGE BY THE WAYYY. This kid have sh*t taunt of arrogance.
@@watermelonice8775 ROFL
Poor kid looks so stressed, he should have fun playing at normal speed instead
"I can do swan ballet in 30 seconds"
That really made the sacrilege of the whole thing sink in for me.
When you said "I could do this dance in 30 seconds" and flailed your arms around, it helped me to understand why playing things fast really is a disrespect to the original piece. I know it was meant to be funny, but it allowed me to put it into perspective
dancing something too fast is sacrilegious
Maria Theodora Rogojan ...was exactly their point
John Smith yep; i was just agreeing with them and with the person that commented about it
Same, it really gives you context for how stupid things like this are. The fact that there was such a spectacle around it and the kid won a million dollars makes my stomach churn even more.
that makes sense
"I built you a house, now pay me"
"It's not even a house."
'But I built it very fast."
'Okay, here's your $300,000"
You do get bonuses if you build a house properly but do it more efficiently then the time you originally stated you were going to build it.
If you can build it slow you build it fast.
except instead of $300000, it’s $1000000
For some reason I thought bpm was blood pressure per minute 😅😂
😂😂😂😂
I love the way you guys came with the conclusion that this act was a complete show and premeditated, giving a wrong impression of what a music show it should be.
By the way the "theme" or the decoration in the show was extremely meaningful, full of "octagonal figures" very meaningful of something terrifying!
Thumbs up for you guys 👍
"I'm the fastest dancer in the world"
Me too!
*starts seizure*
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@@ptr5_gian985 disagree to agree
@@bartbreukels5429 AGREE ;-;
"WOAHHH! :OOOO"
Watch this ( ruclips.net/video/gum0CuUvEqI/видео.html ) and comment on what Lydian's real talent is all about. That's why they hid this video which is beyond their talent level and instead showed and commented on the bumblebee video to put him down. It is understandable how salty and threatened the 'Chinese' get when competition shows up in music out of nowhere. Much like Yao Ming at a basketball court. P.S. Lydian plays 14 classical instruments at a high level....
“I can play any song and any speed”
*Lays body on piano playing all notes*
That's the humor the internet needs - thank you
Hahaha
Do the worm
FOTB is now The Worm on the piano keys
*having a seizure on the keys*
Imagine going to an acting audition and saying “I can recite this Shakespeare monologue twice as fast as the average actor!”
Just want to let you know this kid has released his first jazz album. He is so intelligent musically... I am jealous of his talent. If you guys see this comment, maybe check his album.
What's the name of the album?
@@jokubask5309 chromatic grammatic. Just search on RUclips
Eddie: “This kid won a million dollars for doing this”
Brett: “You guys are getting paid?”
Eddy*
Lol. Can you make a meme of this in the subreddit? 😍
Bea Lim I don’t have a subreddit but if someone does post this give me credit plz
Hailee Nunez It’s Eddy
odengie I already corrected it
How to be famous and rich in instant : Able to play bumblebee in the most sacreligious way
How not to be famous and rich in instant : Be TwoSetViolin
aight, imma head out.
How dare you do them dirty like that 😂
I wanna then to be rich and important enoughnto get Strad
Nope... Be TwoSetViolas 😼😹
Well, they aren't rich but they're famous. I mean, 2 million people know who they are... ;-)
@@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia Yeah but I mean... they should be more famous.
I think the problem is, the mainstream audience can't appreciate music, but they can tell the difference between quick and slow. That's why Lang Lang rarely shows off his speed these years: he wants to show others his music rather than his techniques.
Here’s the thing: you don’t need to be the fastest pianist in the world to be the best pianist in the world. Let that sink in.
"bee right back"
like seriously, whoever is the editor for twoset, that person is a mood.
Read somewhere dude used to play the cello. So a musician on top of being a huge mood!
@@narutoandanimefa Ling Ling the Editor?
ikr. I love the editor.
How is it a mood and why is it a mood?
Aww yeah.
Reminds me of those people who thinks singing higher notes = better singer🤦♀️
Joyce Li well that means they have a bigger range so it kinda does mean they are a better singer
OMG. A dude once told me Michael Buble is a great singer Because he’s a high Baritone. LOL
Yeah, I totally a agree. As a vocalist, I can input that it's not about how many sounds you can make and how big your range is, but how well you use what you have. People can be phenomenal singers with a 1.5 octave range. It's how you use your voice and convey emotion through your performance and singing techniques. Range is dependent on vocal technique, not singing technique (I'll save the difference for another topic), but essentially this means you can be an effective singer even with a small range.
In voice acting, it's not about how many accents you can do and the number of personas you have, but how consistent you are in a vocal archetype, or character, and how good your vocal acting is. With that said, it's fun to explore and experiment with different accents, sounds, and pitch, but that should be to add diversity and versatility, not the main focus of expanding one's vocal repertoire. I've heard people that make reels with a bunch of generic sounding characters and shoddy accents, and I've also heard amazing vocal reels of people using just one vocal archetype.
I love that these guys are helping educate people about performing arts, the emotional richness and original intention matters in addition to the artistry in the performance.
@@Sleepycatdesigns Women have three types of voices: soprano (high), mezzosoprano (medium-low) or alto (low).
For men is: countertenor (soprano-like), tenor (high), baritone (medium-low) or bass (low).
It is possible singing pieces of other voice types, but it probably won't sound as well as the types of voices it was intended for.
Also the voices of men take more time to mature, so when they're small they can sound like sopranos. But as they grow older, their voice grows deeper and fall into the previously mentioned categories.
The range depends on the person and can be improved. It doesn't depend on the voice type.
@@awickisASMR First of all singing high doesn't necessarily mean you have good range, you could be only able to sing high. Not only that but having good range doesn't make you a good singer, being able to sing accurately is what makes you one. Think about it, having a big piano doesn't make your playing better, it just expands what you can play with it. If you're terrible at playing piano, a bigger piano will just make you terrible over a bigger range. That's the same for any instrument.
5:32 RUclipsrs can share their opinion
oh, I just realized that this video was pre-2020 where RUclips would massively censor and demonetize like never before.
I just want to give a shoutout to your editor who is doing an amazing job :)) also I appreciate the honest review and viewpoint
I'm a piano player. I typed a giant essay and then deleted it. I can't even comment.
Do it !
it Do
I know that feeling all too well.
Do it
I somehow know how this feels
Musicians: practices music and intricate phrasing for 20 years
Talent shows: bUmBLeBeE?? fASt?
WooOw chROmaTic SCaLes fAST?? SEemS sSO COoOoL
i knoe u
I’m a painter and it’s seems like “fast” is the musicians version of “hyper realism” for the artist. Just because you can doesn’t mean you should! Love your channel!
It’s not a fair comparison and there’s nothing wrong with hyper realism, maybe it’s kind of boring but it takes real skill and patience
@@katyameowmeow well there's nothing wrong with being able to play fast (and correct), it's still nice if you can and it does take a lot of practice, but it's clearly overated on the medias nowadays. Like, being able to play fast and still articulate the notes *is* actually pretty impressive, it does need skill and practice, it's just that.. there is so much more about music than playing fast ! Just like there is still so much more about art than hyper realism
There's nothing wrong about either of both, and if you can do hyper realism/play very fast, good for you ! It's the fact that it is presented as THE most perfect and skillful way to draw/play that is annoying
(pianist here, i do enjoy drawing sometimes but i'm not an artist)
@@endyeagle7594 as an artist and former photo realism portrait artist, I agree. Photo realism requires a lot of skill, but there’s not a lot of creative expression in being a copy machine. I spent 20+ years perfecting photo realism because everyone told me “that’s what real art is” and I ended up quitting art all together for a few years because I felt like I wasn’t making pieces that were meaningful to me.
ANYWAY, like you said there’s nothing wrong with playing fast/drawing realism, but it is definitely overhyped in the media as the most impressive form of music/art. Art and music are not all about how hard something is to do, it’s about expression and emotion
@@endyeagle7594 fast playing is usually never really correct. It was mentioned in this video (8:37) that apart from notes there are additional information under notes from composers that asks to play certain parts in certain way. Classical musicians are very serious about correctly interpreting these notes. If for example composer said "ritardando" ("progressively slower") and you keep smashing the notes at full speed then how is this correct rendition of a peace? This is also why musicians are not using metronome to play - because to express emotion fully - parts of peace often require small adjustment to tempo to express the emotion that composer is trying to depict.
@sk-sm9sh that's true, but I never said playing fast = correct way to play or good sounding
I said playing fast (and the correct notes) is indeed a pretty impressive skill (in response to previous messages, implying that playing fast is inherently wrong
I watched this video at 2x speed and was double impressed! 🤩
"I can speak French faster than a native..."
"Okay, let's hear it."
"BunjurJeMapellezBobEstJeSommeTrentAnnéesToastiDeCâlin."
"That sounded like Swedish."
"Fast Swedish."
To be honest, being a swedish myself that does not sound like swedish.
And being french it sound like a deutch man who don't french but is trying is best and we should encourage him
@lemoncandy I'm sorry if I come off as the guy that can't take a joke seriously, that's not what I intended.
@lemoncandy It's ok. It's my fault anyways. I should be more clear.
@lemoncandy Thanks for understanding :).
When eddy said imagine if someone said they’re the fastest dancer in the world and the visual
HAHAHAHAHHAHHAH
I was thinking about Drew Barrymore as the fastest actress in the world, lol
I laughed my ass off 😂😂😂
i teared up from laughing so hard
Ikr!
I love your take in this......
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It is so good that Twoset violin always teaches us how a real musician needs to be
Man: I can play paganini caprice 24 blindfolded without missing any notes
judges: -_-
kid: im a kid
judges: **GOLDEN BUZZER**
a M A z i N g! | !g N i z A M a
I KNOW RIGHT!!!
ITS SO TRUE
@@gileee what about ass.
Ass men exist too
lol paganini pieces are for amateurs
As a pianist I’m surprised how he can play so fast with flat fingers. It hurts to watch
Also the seat was way low. The arms should be at a 90° angle.
He's like missing so many notes
Nishant Modak yeah but for a kid that age I’m surprised how he could play it that fast. But I should be like saying “a kid that age “ I’m only like I think 6 years a part from him maybe I’m not sure
@@crazymotey2023 what's the point of playing so fast if you're missing so many notes. I would respect him if he chose the path of musicality rather than speed. But we can't blame him cuz the general public reacts much better towards speed than musicality.
@Nishant Modak yeah that’s a great point
I feel like this has always been the case with child performers, even Mozart was carted around Europe as a gimmick the played the piano upside down and stuff like that
Thank you so much for saying all the things you said. I genuinely think that *showmanship* sold as art is wrong. I think it's just that any average person can notice that someone is playing fast, while appreciating a good classical performance or an art piece requires training sensitivity and educating. And I just wish people had more of that at school. That's why I absolutely hate talent shows :/ they don't promote good art, but gimmicks and things that get claps from more people...
this is why kangaroos are a better audience... their reactions are *real*
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LMAOO
Lol omg you’re so right lmao XD OWO
I really love the way they respectfully critique this whole thing.
Amelia Lamorin yes they were really careful but still managed to make their point.
Very responsible guys!
9:46 “well bee right back” had me dying for a second-
I am from Brazil and I really love to watch you guys. You're amazing and I laugh so much
As a pianist, I am confused on how and why that kid was playing the piano with the flat of his fingers, instead of his tips?
Probably because his fingers are too short to curve and reach the chords, im an adult and i still have to do that because my fingers are short
@@kairi99roxas it just looked like he was hitting the keys to gain speed, more than anything, to me anyway.
I find with some chords you don't have to be as accurate when using the flats of your fingers (adjacent black notes, etc) but it probably has to do something with his hand size/strength as well.
He is a prodogy
Jeon Jung Kook prodigy*
Ling Ling is banging his head against the wall because of this.
At 325 BPM
Ouch
While practicing ...
No he's just sobbing while practicing, 40 hours a day 8 days a week
Wait a minute, then he wouldn't be practicing
Thank you for your delicious and sadly necessary reporting.
2:01 Love how no one is clapping but you hear everyone clapping
“That’s the average speed someone would play this song”
1. It’s piece
2. It’s the tempo the composer wanted it to be played
edit- dear god, I have never seen so many likes
yea i wonder how they didn't address the "song" part
average speed could mean there are people playing it at 5bpm and other people playing it at 450bpm...
Robert Rijkers which is not the speed it’s meant to be played at.
That would mean it is the average speed people would play the song at...
I mean playing it a bit slower or faster isn’t too much of a problem, but when it’s at the point where it’s unrecognizable and sounds terrible, you’re not even playing music anymore.
I actually saw this on TV, and one of the judges actually said something like the speed takes away from the feeling of the music
@asd What a fantastic judge.
I remember seeing that. Then that guy was publicly called out in front of all the judges and forced to apologize. All because he pointed out that there was no soul in that performance.
@@jordanrich4409 He should've hit them back with ""I'm the fastest dancer in the world. I'm gonna do Tchaikovsky's Swan ballet in 30 seconds!"
I think that's kind of silly of the judge to say. Obviously, the point of this is to show off some technical ability not create an emotional response from the music
@@infintiyward Sometimes, the technical ability might be important. However, the piece of music is also important. If you don't follow the music's instructions, you might not be able to produce the same effect. Lastly, If you're playing too fast, you can't hear any technical aspects. In piano, you've gotta have articulation, dynamics and legato and staccato. If you're playing too fast, you can't hear those aspects, and if you're just playing the keys right, you aren't really showing your skill.
In Diploma piano, ABRSM, you might play all the notes right and at a fast speed. However, this doesn't give u a good grade as you aren't showing an understanding of the music. I much rather enjoy a slower piece with dynamics and articulation rather than a horrifically fast piece with no understanding of music.
All of this said though, the kid's still impressive. I'm 13 and going for diploma this year!
brilliant take!
every time he said "average person's playing speed" i think what he meant was "the speed the piece was composed for"
I don't think James Corden would know about artistic integrity, after his roles in The Emoji Movie and Cats (2019).
Burn! I can smell the smoke!
Seriously, what happened to the guy? His performance in Doctor Who was amazing, and Into the Woods was alright as well. It's sad to see him sell out like this
And how he treat ppl
Bruh
The emoji movie was the artistic high of the 21st century
It makes me sad that people these days exploit really talented children just to make money out of them...
Honestly, same. I feel like this kid doesn't even want to be here...
Why? God knows people won't make any money as an adult. Better make that 1mil when young and tax free!
To be fair, Beethoven was a child prodigy and I'm pretty sure he started touring early so kid prodigy exploitation is not a new thing.
Its a really LONG stretch to call that kid “really talented”. He is aberage at best
Exploiting children is only bad when it’s done like this, shitting on the righteousness of musical artistry and phrasing sensitivity
It's so perplexing that those fast hands on this kid would need assistance to set the metronome beside him.
I appreciate the honesty :D
they need the fastest dancer in the world 'category' now
This is the PERFECT comparison lmao
We got a world fastest tap dancer here lol ruclips.net/video/Tbg14h3FOlc/видео.html
Odin Marin the world record holder will end up just being someone who had a seizure and happened to be filmed
Twoset: “Nothing wrong with the kid”
Also Twoset: writes “New Sacrilegious kid” as the title
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It's a very funny internal joke (that I just learned abou). If you don't know, look for the videos of records of fastest violin players here in two set.
it goes to the poor kids head.
@@TetoLinkYes, one of my favourite videos is the one where the joke started. I’m pretty sure it’s “How to fake the violin” something like that...
Yes and the kid didnt even win 1 mil for playing bumblebee so the whole title is 🤔
Thank you for your genuine comments brothers!!! I learn a lot from you guys!!!
Me:I am really fast at Maths!
Teacher:Whats 49+56?
Me:100
Teacher:Thats wrong!
Me:Yep,But it was fast
The faster it is, the less time we have to listen to it.
😂
Amen
Science really need you.
This is so true
Im still thinking why there is no slowest musician in the world
Good point, you are not alone with this question 😂
Because the crew doesn't film me when I practice at home... :(
Theres this piece for organ by John Cage I think, to be played "infinitely slowly"..they play it at a church in Germany. They have been for many years and it will last several hundred... :D a strong contender I would say
They havent determined it yet. They started in 2003 when 24 people hit the first note to the bumblebee piece. Since then, 17 of the 24 have since hit the second key. But there are still 7 people in the competition that is officially being recorded by the Guinness book of world records.
slowest? some guy in 300 years ago already did it, he pressed first note then waiting for the second one, but he die first
Maybe he only practiced flight of the bumblebee but he can't play anything else
7:42
*if you can dance slowly, you can dance quickly*
His second run was quite decent, third was absolutely terrible.
Rude_i_Wredne ruclips.net/video/fnIRniYoU-k/видео.html
People: flight of the bumblebee is the hardest piano piece out there
Liszt: Let me introduce myself
Chopin : let me introduce myself oof
Chopin*
You mean
Alkan: Let me introduce myself
El Contrabandista : **laughing in the distance**
Bach: kids pls be quiet .
This video was made 3 years ago today. Happy birthday
He's getting publicity for the wrong reason but he can afford to by a house!
Here in less than a minute...
I'll come back in 15 minutes when there's actually comments to read
Same! Same!
Smart. Cya later
I watched it and have come to that realisation
@@watermelonice8775 OMG 😭😭😭💀😂
@@watermelonice8775 omgg thanks for this 😂😂😂
I’m a pianist and that is not deserving of 1 million for sure
Hamza Bustami the producers made well over one million dollars just showing this on TV and the dad is more than willing to exploit his kid if given one mill- *slaps self*
This show was rigged. There was another act slated to win, but the guy withdrew because he realized the show was BS. By that point a lot of the good acts already got eliminated, and the little kid was the last "marketable" act left.
boomvroomshroom yeah for sure
Authentic Bastard yeah it’s all profit
They were paid to fake their reactions bc no musician with any ounce of integrity and musical knowledge would put up with this BS
I’m so glad you made reference to a one trick show pony. I was thinking the exact same thing
The dance analogy is so on point and so funny.