I saw an interview where Paul McCartney said he and his wife snuck into a local cinema, sat up the back row and watched this film! Imagine walking out at the end and seeing Paul McCartney right there.
@@railenherman6482 I heard sir Paul was dressed as Jack Malik and his wife was dressed as Emily but when McCartney was discovered in blackface, it didn't go over well.
As a musician the realism of that scene is mind blowing. It's insanely eerie to watch a scene that has happened to you times and times again in real life down to the 'can you play another bit' quip. Am ashamed to say that never feeling as brave as this lad often I have decided to put down my guitar play it cool saying that I'll play later but secretly hurting at the total disrespect that led me to stop wanting to share a piece I was hoping to touch people's hearts with..
Luc Germain I get it...I think sometimes people don’t feel like listening to people play music in that moment as well like the guy who insists on playing guitar at a house party when everyone is just trying to chill
I know how you can avoid that. Buy the Blu-Ray. Once you’ve watched it as many times as you want sell it on eBay or something. Get most your money back AND you actually own it if you want to keep it.
Honestly, this scene sort of captures one of the sadder realities of creating art (even though he didn’t create Let It Be, the point’s still there). You put your heart into it, you spend countless hours on it, it means something deep to you and you have a feeling could mean something deep to someone else, too. And often, even those closest to you are, at best, passingly interested. It’s as funny as it is bordering on tragic, really!
I think its that he knows how well loved the song is by the beatles but when its him, they don't share the same respect. I don't think hes mad that they don't want to hear "his song". Its a beautiful piece that he wants the world to hear even though he didn't write it
@@weezor9578 Everyone's pissed with Hollywood because they never come up with new stories and here you are asking for yet another movie retelling the story of the Beatles, instead of a fresh take on the subject.
This is why I play alone. My family hates the fact that I don’t perform for them. We tried watching this movie together and they talked all through it.
Was playing a small bar, small crowd . Bar area separate from performing area. One loud mouth at the bar. Was getting attention, people very respectful. Bar patrons liked my singing and came to performance area.. along came loudmouth who shouted through 3 songs before he finally noticed they weren’t listening to him anymore. Finally shut up. Geez, what we go through ..🤷🏽
As a musician myself...this really resonates with me. The very thing has happened to me countless times. It's really the rudest thing someone can do to a performer.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 I once played an open mic night in a really loud bar full of drunks having a wonderful time. I started with "when you say nothing at all". The whole bar went dead silent as I played and sang. It was an amazing feeling to cut though such chaos and grab everyones attention.
this is one of the most frustrating scenes ever. next time someone is gonna crash a damn car thru the wall and be like "sorry gang were you playing somethin?"
@@DarkDoughnutsVids Variation exists at a cultural level, which is why minorities in any country find it comforting to be reminded of their general commonalities, out of solidarity. I would.
The amazing part of this movie that even though he got transported to a parallel universe, Jack was still was able to remember ALL the lyrics, all the chords, and everything about the Beatles. He could probably due many songs from memory.
@@ChrisM-qo1jc this guy must think he’s a genius who can really discover the underlying themes of a movie 😂😂😂 literally pointing out the premise of the movie as if it’s a hidden theme lmaooo
He didn't know some of the lyrics like Eleanor Rigby and needed to visit some of the places, great way to reintroduce the song origins. We don't know if he got all the lyrics right or not, but he could change some of it no one would know in that universe. Great fantasy old Lennon scene !!! So touched 💙
This is so relatable and crushing to watch as a musician with parents that are neglecting your need to shine for a moment. I can directly relate. Although, I'm such a good masker of my emotions around my family most of the time, so I usually played through the talking.
I won a songwrighting contest one year and afterwards was visiting my parents. The song was half about my father (father and son). My father said aren’t you going to play it for us. I did and we were all in tears.
The beauty of this scene is it shows every artist that people's appreciation of your art has nothing to do with the quality of your art, but rather the quality of their heart. If they don't connect with what you've made, they are not the ones you made it for. Art is a search for connection with those who share your heart and spirit. It can be a long, difficult and unrewarding search. But the duty of the artist is to never give up looking for those precious few whose lives will be blessed and whose hearts will be filled by the sudden realization of shared humanity.
@@MrDJS444 Von mir auch zig tausend Likes. Es geht um Wertschätzung. Denkt man nur an die vielen Zeichnungen der eigenen Kinder. Man freute sich über jedes noch so grässliche Bild❣️ Und konnte sie nicht wegwerfen. Aber was passiert nur im Laufe der Zeit mit den Menschen? 🤷
@@flockyh3549 I’d love to understand what your post says, but there is no Translate feature and I can’t copy your text. Could you please reply with a translation?
Am i the only one who understands this scene as a situation where no one really respects and believes in him as a musician or in his pursuit of chasing his dream even when he got a great song in his hands
the moral of this scene is: even if you have the greatest song ever written, you have to have the belief in yourself and your art to take it the distance it needs to go, and never stop pursuing your dreams. whats interesting about this movie, is he gains the confidence singing these songs because he believes so deeply they are great. and he stands up for them when people are not interest or dont understand. we have to do this same behavior with our own work. you HAVE to believe in yourself or other people will walk all over your dreams.
I’m not sure if you’ve seen the film but that’s not what it’s about - it’s about the world suddenly not having any hint the Beatles ever existed except this guy who knows all their songs and basically plagiarises them as his own
This is everyone's parents, Is it not? I was the first (and only) of my parents' six children to graduate from college. It took me five years, and I paid for it all without their help financially. The first weekend I go over to visit (knowing it had been years in the making of hard work to make them proud to have at least one of their kids get through college, and finally that day arrived). So I tell them, "well I did it, I graduated!" and the first words out of their mouth is, "So what did you major in again?" It had only come up in conversations dozens of times over the previous years. So much for their giving any thought to it. It was so sad of a slap in the face that it was hilarious.
So funny this. When i watch a legendary movie with my parents on tv, they always get up during the ad breaks to thr kitchen or bathroom and still not back when it's back on. 😂
I swear I’ve had dreams before this movie when I was a kid that everyone forgot some of the best songs and I became famous off of them. Makes me think every idea will eventually be turned into a film.
The Genius is to put the reality in a Fiction. who ever experienced that before ? even if this is not the Beatles Song but piece of Art you ever created. lord i love this movie
Man I can totally understand that feeling when you try to show your parents the things you love to do but sadly they start talking to each other instead of listening to your masterpiece or talk over you to other members of your family god that annoys the crap out of me and that is why I can relate to him and it is also frustrating as well
This is LET IT BE! Your the first people on earth to hear this song, it’s like watching da Vinci painting the mona lisa right in front of your bloody eyes!
I love the set up to this scene - supportive parents are calmly sitting on a couch with an engaged smiles, listening vividly. And as soon as he starts to play, it crumbles hilariously.
Watched this back then in cinema, absolutely hilarious his parents and friends . . . 🤣🤣 Laughed so hard my stomach hurts still . . 😂 lesson learned, don't play to the wrong audience . . .
This is also what happens at a movie theater these days. There is always a number of self absorbed A-holes that talk, text, answer calls or otherwise disturb everyone and are seemingly oblivious to their rudeness.
in the original version, it was Wings that never existed. Who can forget the look on his parent's faces when he sits down at the piano and plays "The Frog Chorus"
This is like when I try to get a friend to watch a video or movie they think is great, but they don't even pretend to be really paying any attention to it.
I actually write music at a lot, and when you finally have a song and show it to your parents, this is honestly what it's like. Really hard to grab people's attention.
Purple Potato My mum asked me to play Clair de lune (cliche I know) and 15 seconds in she wondered of and started talking to my sister and I was LIKE WHAT?!!
This is the bane of most musicians existence. I think it’s that non musicians get uncomfortable when that close and personal with someone trying to pour their heart out and they can’t help but disrupt it
This happens to ALL ARTISTS/MUSICIANS/ etc. We all have experienced it. Being constantly interrupted when we're trying to show or perform something... that SOMEONE ELSE asked us to show/perform. It's maddening, but oh so TRUE!!!!!!
I feel this on a spiritual level lol like the aggravation is spot on, anytime you try to show your parents something in full somethings always in the way.
I remember all of this kind of moments in my life. When no one believes in you. You are a joke. When no one supports you. I practiced Here comes the Sun very heavily just to show it to my dad. So I played it to him. He was THE Beatles fan. He said it was not too good. Later he said he didn't want me to be too confident with my performance. He made a big wound on me. I was just half a man, a teenager. I never forgiven for him for that. Of course he even couldn't recall the day when it happened. After that I always found very stressful to perform in front of people. I never could get over it and I stopped playing music for good.
I'm truly sorry to hear that, friend. As an artist...(not musical) I think I can relate a bit. Please forgive him, if possible, and allow yourself to utilize your gifting. You have that...a gift! It is to be used and I hope you're able to pour your heart back into your music. You deserve it. Forgive and heal.... Blessings...
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That’s exactly how our parents acts whenever we show them something we are proud of......
Mr. Nice Man ini
Hahahaha.... Exactly
Yep, its sad
im lucky , my mom is always proud of me.
“If your so talented you might be talented at doing the dishes fast”
I saw an interview where Paul McCartney said he and his wife snuck into a local cinema, sat up the back row and watched this film! Imagine walking out at the end and seeing Paul McCartney right there.
He was disguised so no one would recognize him.
@@railenherman6482 I heard sir Paul was dressed as Jack Malik and his wife was dressed as Emily but when McCartney was discovered in blackface, it didn't go over well.
@@Roger-of5ij HAHA!!!!!
imagine what he feels when he saw John Lennon scene
must be crossing his mind 'what if...' this is reality in other universe
😭
That would be my dream
instead of getting mad he should have just let it be
why, this was a perfectly calm comment secrion
@@augusttenkhoff4434 ok
Such a good point!!!!!
He should've listen to Paul as an inspirational quote
Or he can leave it be XD
first name. IKR?
As a musician the realism of that scene is mind blowing. It's insanely eerie to watch a scene that has happened to you times and times again in real life down to the 'can you play another bit' quip. Am ashamed to say that never feeling as brave as this lad often I have decided to put down my guitar play it cool saying that I'll play later but secretly hurting at the total disrespect that led me to stop wanting to share a piece I was hoping to touch people's hearts with..
This is heart wrenchingly true
Very relatable
Relatable
Maybe it’s possible that you guys simply weren’t that good
Luc Germain I get it...I think sometimes people don’t feel like listening to people play music in that moment as well like the guy who insists on playing guitar at a house party when everyone is just trying to chill
When I watched the movie, I was actually mad at the people for interrupting this masterpiece.
I know this scene pissed me off
You supplied the reaction the director was hoping for
That was the point. This scene was hilarious. 😁
Let it be
its a juxtaposition, the song is supposed to represent you letting go of your troubles and stresses and he just cant relax xD
*When you try to show your favourite songs to your parent...*
Yep.
Let me guess........................
Cardi B
Nobody wants to hear her and just listen to best oldies as a throwback
When you try to show your favourite (whatever) to your parent
thats just the situation happening why does this have so many upvotes
They were literally about to be the first people on Earth to hear one of the most legendary, beautiful masterpieces ever created; and they blew it.
Well it’s no Cold play lol
@@kaylanavithoulkas5511 it’s the beatles dude, they are legendary
@@mariloom it’s a quote from the movie
@@boombalatty2161and so is marilooms reply smh
@@_yuri find me when it’s said, cause I was busting looking for it and it’s no where to be found
“Yeh I know, I know..... i know..... I know”
“What do you know !??”
WHAT DO YOU KNOW?!?!!
😂😂😂
I know🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I know and I know and I know hahahahaha
This scene is a test of my patience.
Charu Gupta same
Me too!
I hate everyone around this dude except John Lennon
Just let it be.
Many musicians have to go through this
Im a radio announcer and this is a story I've been told many a time
We could be in the presence of genius, but are too distracted to appreciate it.
Eric Lopez amen
I am here. adamulla
Good saying
You ARE in the presence of absolute divine genius, it is called existence. ;o)
deep
This is what happens when I rent a movie I want my family to see lol...
I know how you can avoid that.
Buy the Blu-Ray. Once you’ve watched it as many times as you want sell it on eBay or something.
Get most your money back AND you actually own it if you want to keep it.
This is me when I try to introduce a film to my mum and her boyfriend they just find any excuse to avoid watching it
@@doctorwhomemories8939 or just pirate it
ihurricane7
That’s stealing though
Yup
this is the most British scene ever 😂😂
They're all British actors from what I know.
Dao Yang
Not what he meant.
It’s an observation about culture.
Well duuuuuh
John Simkins I mean is it?
@@jay1jayf yes.
Honestly, this scene sort of captures one of the sadder realities of creating art (even though he didn’t create Let It Be, the point’s still there).
You put your heart into it, you spend countless hours on it, it means something deep to you and you have a feeling could mean something deep to someone else, too.
And often, even those closest to you are, at best, passingly interested.
It’s as funny as it is bordering on tragic, really!
This is me writing poems for the gf... she’d give feedback like oh you have a typo or point out grammar errors but not the message In the words smh
@@ironspider916 most people are not artists or even passionate. It’s sort of expected
I mean, he's also a fraud so whatever
I think its that he knows how well loved the song is by the beatles but when its him, they don't share the same respect. I don't think hes mad that they don't want to hear "his song". Its a beautiful piece that he wants the world to hear even though he didn't write it
tragic comedy
The weirdest concept EVER for a movie! Brilliant!
Joseph Saetveit didn’t u comment this on the other one
A. P. J lmao I saw that too
@@weezor9578 Everyone's pissed with Hollywood because they never come up with new stories and here you are asking for yet another movie retelling the story of the Beatles, instead of a fresh take on the subject.
@@weezor9578
There's been too many bios already.
This was a fresh original idea, keeping Beatles songs relevant to this day as if it were real
@@weezor9578 dp was good. Shut up. Lol
That blurry window is perfect. It’s symbolic that they aren’t going to see or understand what he sees.
1:04 3:11 Thought that was a mirror but 17 is not reversed but seems an odd place for window.
This is why I play alone.
My family hates the fact that I don’t perform for them.
We tried watching this movie together and they talked all through it.
You need a gigantic PA setup like some people have lol. Too damn loud to talk thru.
Ironic, they talked through the movie that makes fun of them for talking through your performance.
@@lucasvdb981
IKR? You’d think they’d “get the hint”.
Fair enough
Was playing a small bar, small crowd . Bar area separate from performing area. One loud mouth at the bar. Was getting attention, people very respectful. Bar patrons liked my singing and came to performance area.. along came loudmouth who shouted through 3 songs before he finally noticed they weren’t listening to him anymore. Finally shut up. Geez, what we go through ..🤷🏽
His voice is perfect for the role.
Goosebumps when he started singing
dammit John, everyone knows you wrote the song
@@duckhorse5914 actually paul wrote it
Duck Horse wtf paul wrote it, everyone knows that
what time?
@@danieljung9078 Actually Billy Shears wrote it
This is legit so relatable
This was one of the most frustrating scenes I've ever watched in the theater. With no payoff! Brilliantly directed.
As a musician myself...this really resonates with me. The very thing has happened to me countless times. It's really the rudest thing someone can do to a performer.
Not sure I'd try to float this in a bar, tho...slow songs don't go well.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 I once played an open mic night in a really loud bar full of drunks having a wonderful time. I started with "when you say nothing at all". The whole bar went dead silent as I played and sang. It was an amazing feeling to cut though such chaos and grab everyones attention.
"Hey pay attention! The Beatles gave up their existence for this song."
This may be one of the most realistic scenes I've ever seen.
I like How Jack said “this is called Let it be” and turned around to see his parent’s reaction. If they knew about it!! That’s such a great detail!
this is one of the most frustrating scenes ever. next time someone is gonna crash a damn car thru the wall and be like "sorry gang were you playing somethin?"
Being an Indian and playing the piano, I can confirm that this is 100% accurate.
I mean, this scene had nothing to so with being Indian but whatever.
DarkDoughnutsVids I mean the character (Jack Malik) is British-Indian so whatever
@@DarkDoughnutsVids That's the joke.
@@DarkDoughnutsVids he's most likely saying this is what his family act like in similar situations
@@DarkDoughnutsVids Variation exists at a cultural level, which is why minorities in any country find it comforting to be reminded of their general commonalities, out of solidarity. I would.
The amazing part of this movie that even though he got transported to a parallel universe, Jack was still was able to remember ALL the lyrics, all the chords, and everything about the Beatles. He could probably due many songs from memory.
That is the entire point of the movie
@@ChrisM-qo1jc this guy must think he’s a genius who can really discover the underlying themes of a movie 😂😂😂 literally pointing out the premise of the movie as if it’s a hidden theme lmaooo
But actually he messed up some of the Beatles songs
@@ralphpal Huh which one ?
He didn't know some of the lyrics like Eleanor Rigby and needed to visit some of the places, great way to reintroduce the song origins. We don't know if he got all the lyrics right or not, but he could change some of it no one would know in that universe. Great fantasy old Lennon scene !!! So touched 💙
This is so relatable and crushing to watch as a musician with parents that are neglecting your need to shine for a moment. I can directly relate. Although, I'm such a good masker of my emotions around my family most of the time, so I usually played through the talking.
Oh how I feel the pain of being interrupted and ignored while playing...
I won a songwrighting contest one year and afterwards was visiting my parents. The song was half about my father (father and son). My father said aren’t you going to play it for us. I did and we were all in tears.
The beauty of this scene is it shows every artist that people's appreciation of your art has nothing to do with the quality of your art, but rather the quality of their heart. If they don't connect with what you've made, they are not the ones you made it for. Art is a search for connection with those who share your heart and spirit. It can be a long, difficult and unrewarding search. But the duty of the artist is to never give up looking for those precious few whose lives will be blessed and whose hearts will be filled by the sudden realization of shared humanity.
Just like in relationships
Very well said. I would have given you several likes if I could.
@@MrDJS444
Von mir auch zig tausend Likes.
Es geht um Wertschätzung.
Denkt man nur an die vielen Zeichnungen der eigenen Kinder. Man freute sich über jedes noch so grässliche Bild❣️ Und konnte sie nicht wegwerfen.
Aber was passiert nur im Laufe der Zeit mit den Menschen? 🤷
@@flockyh3549 I’d love to understand what your post says, but there is no Translate feature and I can’t copy your text. Could you please reply with a translation?
the frustrating part in life is when people ask you to show them your best and then ignoring your time
Am i the only one who understands this scene as a situation where no one really respects and believes in him as a musician or in his pursuit of chasing his dream even when he got a great song in his hands
Nope not just you. I picked that up as well.
Serenity113 its like people just see it as a funny scene bcs he kept getting interrupted
@@imbi9580 yeah its kinda amusing but frustrating mostly how dismissive they are with him.
There's a saying, "none is a prophet in their own land", very true, your own family doesn't believe you because they think they know you.
the moral of this scene is: even if you have the greatest song ever written, you have to have the belief in yourself and your art to take it the distance it needs to go, and never stop pursuing your dreams. whats interesting about this movie, is he gains the confidence singing these songs because he believes so deeply they are great. and he stands up for them when people are not interest or dont understand. we have to do this same behavior with our own work. you HAVE to believe in yourself or other people will walk all over your dreams.
"Its like watching Da Vinci painting the mona Lisa"
I know it’s a film, but it makes me sad to see such a great and moving song be forgotten and not be appreciated more.
I’m not sure if you’ve seen the film but that’s not what it’s about - it’s about the world suddenly not having any hint the Beatles ever existed except this guy who knows all their songs and basically plagiarises them as his own
@@endi3386 Yeh I’ve seen the film aha
Who's forgetting it? I don't know one person that doesn't love this song.
@@Kevin-tz2lv In the film lol
@@lifeofane-boy635 oh my god, lmao, your comment went right over my head, sorry lol
This is everyone's parents, Is it not? I was the first (and only) of my parents' six children to graduate from college. It took me five years, and I paid for it all without their help financially. The first weekend I go over to visit (knowing it had been years in the making of hard work to make them proud to have at least one of their kids get through college, and finally that day arrived). So I tell them, "well I did it, I graduated!" and the first words out of their mouth is, "So what did you major in again?" It had only come up in conversations dozens of times over the previous years. So much for their giving any thought to it. It was so sad of a slap in the face that it was hilarious.
The premise of this movie was absolutely precious. And it opened the door for such wonderful humorous bits like this.
When you're trying to tell the greatest story of all time..
So funny this. When i watch a legendary movie with my parents on tv, they always get up during the ad breaks to thr kitchen or bathroom and still not back when it's back on. 😂
This scene made me really appreciate my mother and my grandmother. Any art I ever share always enthralls them.
I swear I’ve had dreams before this movie when I was a kid that everyone forgot some of the best songs and I became famous off of them. Makes me think every idea will eventually be turned into a film.
The title should be "leave it be"
let him be
No it shouldn't.... just let it be😆
Leave him be
Or Let It Go
After seeing this movie I’m more thankful than ever that we have the Beatles and their solo careers
"What's this one called?"
"Leave it be."
"LET IT BE!"
Let him be
Not only does Himesh sing the songs really well but he also plays the instruments really well.
The Genius is to put the reality in a Fiction. who ever experienced that before ? even if this is not the Beatles Song but piece of Art you ever created. lord i love this movie
I've watched this in the trailer so much, that whenever I listen to Let it be, I think the magical apple ringtone is gonna appear lol
Man I can totally understand that feeling when you try to show your parents the things you love to do but sadly they start talking to each other instead of listening to your masterpiece or talk over you to other members of your family god that annoys the crap out of me and that is why I can relate to him and it is also frustrating as well
Really really exactly what its like showing a song to people close to u. Its strangers who show you the most attention.
I have a family like this....
It’s the worst ain’t it?
So do I ,it;s a curse .
We all do.
I do as well and it sucks
I guess he found himself in a time of trouble
2:19 my fav part in the movie
He deserves a nobel price for peace, such tolerance, such patience, such talent
"What's it called?" "Leave It Be."
2:47 I always found the sound of someone slamming piano keys really funny to me 😂🤣
This whole movie was great. Wish I had taken the time to go see it in theaters when it came out.
This is LET IT BE! Your the first people on earth to hear this song, it’s like watching da Vinci painting the mona lisa right in front of your bloody eyes!
Da vinci*
Mona Lisa*
😊😘
@@teresa-cynthialevinne8700 Thanks
The way they keep interrupting this beautiful song made me feel annoying and funny at the same time LOL
Whomever cast these two as his parents got it spot on!
“When I find myself in ti- ye I’ll get a beer man”
I love the set up to this scene - supportive parents are calmly sitting on a couch with an engaged smiles, listening vividly. And as soon as he starts to play, it crumbles hilariously.
Didnt expect much from this movie and it was fantastic
I was SO EXCITED to see Meera and Sanjeev in this film - they are my two favorite Indian-British actors!
"i know... i know... i know"
"WHAT DO YOU KNOW!?"
Watched this back then in cinema, absolutely hilarious his parents and friends . . . 🤣🤣
Laughed so hard my stomach hurts still . . 😂
lesson learned, don't play to the wrong audience . . .
2:48 Christ, this is "Let It Be"! You're the first people on Earth to hear this song!
2:25 The amount of anger in Jack's "WHAT DO YOU KNOW?"
The Beatles is well known group that nobody can forget it
Wow! I can’t believe I haven’t seen this gem yet! This had my howling in laughter……I really wanted to hear him sing and play…..this looks great!
"Sorry Jack ...ur dad's a rude man..!" ."y'all get a beer please..... in a glass"....LOL
Family not realizing that they're about to hear the most beautiful song ever written
1:04 "alright landlord" 😂
"I know... I know... I know..."
"What do you know?"
"That while you're sat there plagiarizing the Beetles, Jack, I'm stealing gags from Sybil Fawlty."
Oh Sybil! How she suffered
Haha, well spotted
My lovely Neat of Vipers
Basil!!!
I gotta say how glad I am they recorded and released the entire OST, because this was infuriating
Best part of the movie. His parents and his neighbor didnt realise they about to hear the greatest song of all time.
This is also what happens at a movie theater these days. There is always a number of self absorbed A-holes that talk, text, answer calls or otherwise disturb everyone and are seemingly oblivious to their rudeness.
People don't pay attention to art. They pay attention to the artist.
"distraction" is creativity's enemy.
I guess all we can do it's Let It Be
Tell me about it!
I’m working on my animation and developing my art, and then I get distracted EVERY TIME I just want to finish 1 freaking frame!
Remember. People will always respond well to original music. Other people's original music.
in the original version, it was Wings that never existed. Who can forget the look on his parent's faces when he sits down at the piano and plays "The Frog Chorus"
I just love the idea of knowing great art before it is known as great art.
This was what it was like watching a movie with my Mom,lol
This is such a great illustration of how people today cannot just shut up and appreciate any kind of art.
2:47 THIS PART KILLED ME
This is like when I try to get a friend to watch a video or movie they think is great, but they don't even pretend to be really paying any attention to it.
I actually write music at a lot, and when you finally have a song and show it to your parents, this is honestly what it's like. Really hard to grab people's attention.
As a filmmaker who's tried to show their short films to family members, this is so relatable.
I hate when this happens when my family asks for me to play them a piece and they start talking.
Like they ask and then they dont listem LIKE WHY DID YOU ASK
Purple Potato My mum asked me to play Clair de lune (cliche I know) and 15 seconds in she wondered of and started talking to my sister and I was LIKE WHAT?!!
@@georgemoney336 do the same thing back and then you are even
@@georgemoney336 I'm your slave now
@@SaturdayIsMyBae they'd be super angry when you so
This is the bane of most musicians existence. I think it’s that non musicians get uncomfortable when that close and personal with someone trying to pour their heart out and they can’t help but disrupt it
It’s arguably the best song ever and they won’t stop talking. 🤦♂️😂
This happens to ALL ARTISTS/MUSICIANS/ etc. We all have experienced it. Being constantly interrupted when we're trying to show or perform something... that SOMEONE ELSE asked us to show/perform. It's maddening, but oh so TRUE!!!!!!
I pretty much shouted “LET HIM PLAY THE DAMN SONG YOU FOOLS!!”
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I salute mr.Jack too cause when i'm tryna get mood on the music my family and my friends always try to start up the distraction😂
I relate to this scene all too well especially when talking about something that interests me.
EVERY musician has gone through a scene like this.
This scene is iconic...People will be watching this scene 300 years from now...and laughing...
I feel this on a spiritual level lol like the aggravation is spot on, anytime you try to show your parents something in full somethings always in the way.
I remember all of this kind of moments in my life. When no one believes in you. You are a joke. When no one supports you.
I practiced Here comes the Sun very heavily just to show it to my dad. So I played it to him. He was THE Beatles fan. He said it was not too good. Later he said he didn't want me to be too confident with my performance. He made a big wound on me. I was just half a man, a teenager. I never forgiven for him for that. Of course he even couldn't recall the day when it happened.
After that I always found very stressful to perform in front of people. I never could get over it and I stopped playing music for good.
Parents aren't an audience
Man that sucks. I don't understand why being supportive is so hard for some parents.
I'm truly sorry to hear that, friend. As an artist...(not musical) I think I can relate a bit. Please forgive him, if possible, and allow yourself to utilize your gifting. You have that...a gift! It is to be used and I hope you're able to pour your heart back into your music. You deserve it. Forgive and heal.... Blessings...
wonderful the way he gets interrupted by all sorts of bs. Building up the tension; you know once they Listen to the song, they will be blown away