I have had a few deaf violin students. In most cases they fell in love with violin before they lost their hearing. Some of them had 10-20% of natural hearing left. They had to rely on my feedback regarding tone. "Use more bow, more pressure on this finger" etc. As there was some layers of tone quality that they couldn't hear themselves. And similarly for finger placement. I never could say "can you hear that that is flat". I would have to tell them it was flat so they could memorise the feeling of the in tune placement. They would use electronic tuners to get the strings in tune. Maybe they feel the vibrations of the violin, a sensation that keyboards and woodwinds wouldn't give them. maybe the fact the sound post is so close to the ear means that it engages some of their natural hearing that is left. A few of my deaf students have completed grade 6 violin. None of them would ever win americas got talent though. But they have been able to have joy in music. But of course, now I know that all they need is Pantene to exceed all expectations in their playing.
it's a saying in that area and its surrounding birds meant to fly; ducks meant to walk and.. become food; when a duck tries to fly, it flies only a short way and it's anything but graceful. So, that phrase means, "yeah, technically you're flying and it's a lot of effort, plz stop because it sucks and you're just not meant to be."
My friend is deaf and she plays the clarinet, but she's not completely deaf yet. She told me once that she can feel the vibrations in the reed and uses that to tell if she's sharp or flat. She's really good and a lot of people including me forget that she's deaf
Naisha Sylvestre yeah, as a clarinet player, I can definitely see how a deaf person could play a wind instrument. I have full hearing, and I can feel what octave I’m in or if I’m about to squeak or something in the reed and in my fingers
@@ell4092 I feel it when I play flute but not to the extreme where I can sense flat or sharpness. Wind instrument would definitely be easier than string
ye it's possible to play instruments you don't have to manually adjust to- namely string instruments where finding the right notes and playing them in key and at the right pitch is your responsibility. Piano, clarinet, flute, etc. aren't tuned by the player and are more reliant on pressing the correct things than they are on actually using your hearing so long as you know what to do with your hands (and mouth), i gather
palm tree you do have to listen - notes can be off because of your embouchre, fingering, barrel adjustment, breath support etc. so it’s not exactly just pressing stuff
There is actually another Pantene commercial where a gymnast is bullied rather than a violinist, and the same thing happens. She gets bullied, the bully wrecks her costume, she wins the competition. And the girl just happened to have super nice long hair... (And they also used canon in d)
@@Mokun413 yeah. Normally the gymnasts I know tie their hair so that it doesn't flail around (so even a ponytail might not do, not sure about this part though)
@@E-Ruu In rhythmic gymnastics, your hair has to be up at all times, during practice and ESPECIALLY during a comp. The judges have to be able to see your body movements and lines so if you have a bunch of long hair covering up everything and getting in the way while you’re performing, you’re not gonna be very happy with your score. You’re hair has to be in some type of tied up style.
its funny because pantene did another commercial were a girl who wanted to pursure ballet but was a little chunker then the others and when she was older and more fit some asshole ripped her outfit her grandmother gave her but the gir still went out and performed, nd it turned out to be a ad for hair lmao
Canon in every possible key signature but it's played at 15 notes a second by a deaf and blind 5 year old with amputated arms playing a sacrilegious diamond-coated NASA-developed violin/viola with their feet
Hi! I probably won't get seen, but I am deaf (able to hear some notes but not all) and I used to play the violin in school. I remember struggling to hear it, but then I gave up and begun to rely on feeling the notes' vibration with aid of feedbacks. But yes, it's possible to play the violin by distinguishing notes through vibrations. Thought I share! Always been a fan of y'all!
I have a question, and please correct me if I’m wrong, but this comercial suggests that closing your eyes helps the playing, but wouldn’t she need the visual aid to see what she’s doing as well as feeling the vibrations? I’m really curious to know
I’m sorry, but I’m gonna have to be weird- I read your comment and thought it was really cool... and then was all like, involuntarily, “wow she’s really pretty!” Cuz you’re very pretty. So... there. I made it weird.
The motivation is "If a deaf girl can play amazing music, what is your excuse, fully hearing lazy students ?" .... That is how Ling ling motivates her students, by destroying them.
This magic shampoo makes hair do not plait in your bow (im not sure if I used te proper word, but please, just imagine all this hair and bow mixed together, tangled in painful deadly dance, you know what i mean)
I kinda take offense to that. I actually like viola a hella lot more than violin. And the bully played piano. *That* is more than enough to make someone jealous of a violinist.
Before I started Bass I played Viola in 5th Grade. People would actually bully me because i was a Viola. I love Viola jokes, because of how terrible our highschool Violists were, but I can never help but flinch when I hear one XD
My mum is a singer and taught me how to sing and she's Deaf. I mean it's most Deaf people have some range of hearing, but you can still feel the vibration even if you have no normal range of hearing. It takes a lot longer but it's definitely possible.
Exactly, being deaf doesn't mean can't hear anything. Deaf doesn't meam total silence, just as blind doesn't mean all one could see is darkness. And deaf person can know when someone yell at her.
My left ear is deaf, and when I cover my right ear I can't hear anything clearly. But I still can somewhat hear/feel vibrations and stuff. That's why I can still make out the words when people talk from my left side. Not sure how to explain that but yeah... Sorry for my bad english. Not a native speaker.
@@thequietart wow , I didn't know that , it's fantastic I thought you can barely hear a thing when one of your ears isn't activated . If you're a musician , how do you do with music ?
Being partially deaf, this is actually possible depending on how deaf they are... Also vibrations. My thing is that it must be so frustrating because she can't hear the music, and when that happens with me, I get so anxious because I can't tell if I'm playing well or not. Also butterflies are the animals for deafness.
@@pingnixon-hermansen5046 Don't worry; Pantene is formulating a respiratory product to help with such issues, full on with the melodramatic commercial.
4:05 In Korea, students hang themselves to be free from bullying and students die because they're hit too mich. Bullies will mix Fanta or coke or any other drink with school food and force the victims to eat the waste. So yeah, that kind of thing happens in schools. I mean, in America bullies slam your lunch trau, so why not?
@E hmm I don't think they are assuming it is in America, if they were assuming a location it was Korea. They just mentioned what happens in America as another example from a very different place. But I must say.... as an European I am terrified. No one gets bullied in such way. Words are pretty much the near maximum. In Slovakia you would most likely get your Behavioural Grade lowered for slamming someones lunch and if you were to repeat it you would get either expelled or in likely hood of repeating the grade. (You don't have lessons on behaviour or anything but they mark it. If you are normal (not aggressive pretty much or not doing some inappropriate stuff like damaging property) you always get the highest grade automatically.
In Indonesia, most of the time no physical (except if you're from SMPN/SMAN). Usually, bullying in school is like stealing, Bad words, talking behind their back, Vandalizing to school property that the bullied use, Or just discrimination, they don't want to hear what you say/what you do, spilling water on the chair also happen, making rumor. Tbh, both mentally and phsically hurt you in same way and make you feel insecure, and at the end, You'll have depresion. Yea, I have experience all above so, Hope you guys don't
I’m Deaf and I play violin and clarinet, and a little bit of flute. Deafness is a spectrum y’all, I play some octaves better than others. Picking up on note vibrations and frequency really helps too. Because the violin is a soundboard you can legit feel it.
Yes! I'm so proud of you! I'm a flute player. Unfortunately I'm legally blind and deaf.....but like you said, octaves can be played better. I use a special metronome that vibrates each beat. The down beat is stronger. It helped my other deaf sister who tried playing the drums. I use it to help with practicing. Music is a beautiful thing blind or deaf....or both 😅
@Yanjun Sun in all honesty? During my junior year of high school when I found out my condition, I told myself "I gotta keep moving forward...this is no time to mope around. I still have school and marching band left. This shit isn't gonna stop me." I'll be honest, there were times where I want to throw my instruments away and just never touch it again...but I love playing my instruments. I'll always find my way around, it just takes time. (And lots of encouragement)❤️
Just turning on my literary analysis side, I think the "close your eyes, you will see" was an attempt at a sort of comparison between her limited sensations. If you close your eyes, you can't see. If you are deaf you can't hear. The old man is trying to make a sort of empowering message that you can do anything you want to, even if your senses seem to be working against you. When you close your eyes, you can see. Even though you are deaf, you can hear. Of course, the logistical aspect of this doesn't really make much sense, but the message and hope are nice.
This was seriously in my school orientation video and when they asked us what commercial do we think this is from, we jokingly said a shampoo commercial and the fact that we were right still blew my mind..
As a hard of hearing horn player, I have a hard time hearing (lol) myself in ensembles so I use the vibrations I can feel from my hand in the bell to make sure im actually playing the right notes. Idk if a similar thing is possible with violin tho. also the sign language scene was super awkward too because they weren't oriented towards each other at all. like she couldn't see what he was signing bc his body was blocking her sightline.
It's called synesthesia, it's where two senses are connected. It's genetic, and there are many many forms of it. Seeing music, hearing color, and seeing time are the more common ones.
Evelyn Glennie is deaf and she is a genius on the glockenspiel … she plays through the vibration in her toes and feet! I knew a girl at junior school who was going deaf and she learned violin by vibration of the instrument on her chest It was beautiful to watch 🎻
Actually hearing impaired people can enjoy music by feeling the vibrations. They may not "listen" to music in the same way as others do, but they still can enjoy it.
I have to say, the community here is just awesome. I love reading comments on this video from people who have helped deaf musicians and/or are hard of hearing or deaf musicians themselves. Thank you for relating your experiences, they're very inspiring.
I'll upvote this - and its reply. I may not be deaf or anything, but I was pretty shocked at the ignorance some of your (TwoSet's) commentary displayed. So I challenge TwoSet to get out there and make us some videos of trying to play the violin with all kinds of handicaps: deaf, blind, whatever!
I have a deaf friend who plays violin. So yeah it’s possible. Sound is vibrations, if you can learn to hear the notes you can learn to feel the notes and differentiate it that way.
We bullied a deaf girl, killed a father figure, spouted philosophical musical nonsense, hired thugs to torment the innocent, and smashed a violin - then.....taped it back together.......... *Buy our shampoo*
I started watching thinking there were gonna be multiple commercials because of the video duration but now I'm just like 'how can one ad be that long?'
Yeah you feel it vibrate and it will feel different slightly if it is flat or off, so they could maybe adjust. The closing your eyes actually might make sense, because they can't hear so the only thing to focus on is the feeling. IDK if people can, but it doesn't seem completely out of the realm of possibility.
Oh god I remember during orientation day in my college, I, along with a bunch of new students, was shown this Thai ad because we are an art college (and one of the courses covered was advertising). I cringed so hard because seriously? I used to play the violin and the piece they chose was the most overplayed piece for violinists xD And when they dropped pantene at the end a bunch of students just threw their hands up and went "oh come on it would have made more sense if you promoted hearing aids or yamaha. "
That statement about hearing aids or yamaha is just so true when i first watched the ad lol So.when the pantene logo came out at the end, i shouted "GIMME MY TEARS BACK!!"
when i was a child, this commercial really inspired me to pick up the violin 😂 and seeing this now....wow Update: THANKS FOR THE LIKES WOW! im miezunii & i make aesthetic asian song covers! Hope you lovelies can check my channel out! Love from Philippines! 🇵🇭💕
As a hard of hearing person, hearing loss varies from person to person, so someone could maybe have enough hearing left to hear the violin notes. I play the keyboard and having a hearing loss. I've also known people who played other instruments.
@ Hey, you have misunderstood the definition of deaf. It does not just mean someone who can hear nothing at all. Rather it is to be partially or wholly lacking or deprived of the sense of hearing.
@@cfromnowhere I don't think it's ableist at all, he just genuinely doesn't understand. Most people think deaf = does not hear anything at all, so it makes sense to wonder why she would be able to follow the backtrack perfectly.
@@cfromnowhere They are musicians, honey. Their entire living depends on hearing and listening to music. To be not able to hear, that isn't a reality they can even imagine. Please don't be offended ❤️. They just said they don't understand how it works, just like we don't understand how the world of music works. Well, us non-musicians anyway. Just think from their perspective.
I would normally agree that the term death is usually massively misunderstood, but I think they outlined that she is entirely deaf when there's a car sitting on the horn as she was walking down the street and she didn't react. I'm pretty sure if you couldn't hear a car sitting on the horn right behind you you wouldn't be able to hear intonation on your violin. But you do a very good job of outlining general misconceptions about deafness, and that has value on its own.
She moves her hair so much, doesn't it get stuck on the strings???? I swear there's a moment the bow went right through the hair Okay so I watched this before the end- and now I understand why her hair is like that but STILL
Although I'm not deaf or not even play the violin, the bullying scene really made me cry. As a one who had been bullied, this ad is actually so relatable.
Thailand goes extra for the most normal of products; a commercial of a deaf violinist rising to fame through years of social and physical abuse...all that, to promote hair care...
11:05 Actually I used to "hear" from the bones next to the ear, 'cause my eardrums exploded. A year ago I got operated, tympanoplasty, and is just awesome hear the songs that I used to hear in my childhood and understand them perfectly and so clearly too. I wanst 100% deaf, but i think it was like 80% or something like that. Anyways, is still doesn't make sense, I mean, my god, Pantene??? What?!
@@gracepatrick6432 I'm not. I'm fuckin' broken lmao. But what can you do? If I kill myself I become just a statistic that people I hate will use to argue for things I also hate. Just gonna stay alive and try and get better at baking bread.
Anna- BrainScattered I think the temperament of the duck has more to do with if you’re talking about a wild duck or a domesticated duck. although among domestic breeds I’m sure they have more gentle ducks vs more aggressive ducks. But overall domestic ducks will be less aggressive and territorial then wild ducks.
Can I ask, are you more sensitive to the varying vibrations your instrument makes when playing? ie. can that help you know which notes you're playing? It's often said/thought that other senses are increased when one of the senses is impaired so I was just wondering if something like that would be more pronounced to you compared to someone without any hearing loss.
@@BlogWhatTheFruitcake it does help but it is very unaccurate, as some notes have the same vibration. I wasnt born deaf so i can imagine the note that im playing, and i can hear some very low pitched notes so i usually play songs that are on that range, but every musician is one of a kind and my way of playing may be different that it is to others.
I guess they were talking from a violin side, coz the girl is playing a violin. I think its harder to feel vibrations of the violin, because its small and high and usually light I have tons of respect for you, though. I wish you the best!
@@trashcan9153 yeah, playing the violin is very difficult for me, scince youve got to focus a lot on the pitch so i usually play focusin on my hand and making sure im playing the right notes, there are some instruments that are easier to play while beeing deaf, like the piano( wich i play profesionaly) and the drums
@@daniwe3782 Thanks for replying, I've always wondered! And of course, other things to consider would be what degree of hearing loss a person has etc. Still, very interesting!
I actually have a friend who is partially deaf and plays the viola, she is very good actually, she practices a lot and has achieved a lot despite people sometimes not being very nice to her about it. I really admire that of her.
As a Thai, I have to say we are quite adept in creating dramatic commercials like this, lol. The downside is sometimes it gets WAYYYY too dramatic, and the ads doesn't really correlate to the products that they are selling.
world class orchestra: plays mad sad song like mahler 9 or shostakovich 8 string quartet audience: unfazed deaf woman: plays canon in d *many espressivito* audience: BRAVO
If you can see this TwoSetViolin, I don't think that this commercial is ridiculous. My teacher showed me this commercial and I think it is very heartwarming. It is not easy for the actress to act with an instrument she never played before. Although this commercial is not related to Pantene, I think this is quite motivational as it tells us to follow your dreams despite your flaws. Your talent gained you a new subscriber today by the way.
deaf people can read lips. also, it's possible the girl can feel the vibrations of the music. while Beethoven was deaf, he wasn't born as such and already knew theory and everything. He became deaf later on in life and he learned to compose while deaf through previous knowledge and vibrations of the piano.
Beethoven composed also before he went deaf, so he had that going for him. At around 1812 he completely lost all of his remaining hearing. Still, his best and most known works are after that year. It is not exactly known what made him deaf, but he was reported to be suffering from recurring ear infections. Perhaps something that is treatable in this day and age.
I was waiting for them to talk about that? I came down here to say that the bridge isn't straight at all, too, but I don't know how that escaped their notice. ?
Chiara Corrado i just watched this and realized that it isnt deaf people playing the instruments but eeeeeh its stil a beautiful thing ua-cam.com/video/-nMOJZhLm2k/v-deo.html
Hi! as someone who’s hard of hearing (HoH), with moderate to severe hearing loss, usually a ‘deaf’ person who isn’t completely deaf would be seen wearing a hearing device which would help them to hear generally! these devices can be seen as either: hearing aids or a cochlea implant, which are typically worn inside the ears or just above the ear on the head. These devices are personalised specifically to your hearing severity so you can pick up on sounds you either can’t usually hear (or sounds that are lowered incase your hearing is sensitive to sounds that are loud for you). Just incase y’all wanted some clarity on how we hear! I personally like the ad other than when the guy says music is a visual thing. Everything requires most of our senses we use in everyday life lol so I could see the in accuracy. Also the bowing lmaooooo. But never the less, it’s great that there is some representation of some certain struggles deaf people go through! I do realise that in some cultures a hearing disability is portrayed negatively, and often people are bullied because of it. Whether this be culture, or the nature of the person bullying someone, please understand that not everyone who has a disability will follow this stigma that we will give up on trying things that may be more difficult for us! it just means we have to work a little harder, and if you love playing an instrument (like me lol, I play the ukulele, and have recently shown interest in the violin) then you’d have more fun working towards something you love! And again, like Twoset say: “go practise!” it helps a lot lol. Thanks for reading! :)
I did take note of how fabulous her hair looked, but the plot of the commercial took over and kept me distracted but *THEN* it drops the bomb on you Pantene: Think her hair was lovely? Of course it is, thanks to us
You can feel vibrations. Trust me, when you’re in a room with about 20 other people trying to play instruments, you learn to feel it. Also, lip reading exists.
I'm Thai, and I was a kid when the ad came out. I just wanna say that regardless of the inaccuracies/incoherences, the marketing team behind this ad definitely did well. It was VERY successful. Practically everyone I know knows of this ad.
_music is a visual thing. close your eyes and you will see_
I can already see that becoming the new TwoSetViolin meme
And it means envision it..
@@selene8138 Yes, obviously that is what it is trying to say, but it simply does not make sense in a literal form.
I think I'll get that tattooed over my chest
i smell new merch
I have had a few deaf violin students. In most cases they fell in love with violin before they lost their hearing. Some of them had 10-20% of natural hearing left.
They had to rely on my feedback regarding tone. "Use more bow, more pressure on this finger" etc. As there was some layers of tone quality that they couldn't hear themselves. And similarly for finger placement. I never could say "can you hear that that is flat". I would have to tell them it was flat so they could memorise the feeling of the in tune placement. They would use electronic tuners to get the strings in tune.
Maybe they feel the vibrations of the violin, a sensation that keyboards and woodwinds wouldn't give them. maybe the fact the sound post is so close to the ear means that it engages some of their natural hearing that is left.
A few of my deaf students have completed grade 6 violin. None of them would ever win americas got talent though. But they have been able to have joy in music.
But of course, now I know that all they need is Pantene to exceed all expectations in their playing.
I thought you were gonna say something like this video is offensive but then I read the last sentence lol
I don't think I could hold a job teaching an instrument to deaf kids for long. Too many opportunities for fun.
this story made my week, thank you
Dude, that's super cool. Thank you for helping share joy and art with people who might otherwise be discouraged to pursue their passions.
isn't it also possible for them to check tuning by using a tuner?
Girl in the commercial: Yelling at a deaf person about being deaf
Twoset: Makes sense
I was thinking that too
Does this mean we shouldn’t yell at deaf people haha
@@VOLAIRE no, you should
Perhaps she can do lips reading
lips reading is obvious though
“A duck tries to fly?!”
Me, confused: *ducks- ducks can fly*
it's a saying in that area and its surrounding
birds meant to fly; ducks meant to walk and.. become food; when a duck tries to fly, it flies only a short way and it's anything but graceful.
So, that phrase means, "yeah, technically you're flying and it's a lot of effort, plz stop because it sucks and you're just not meant to be."
AHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA omalord this one. Btw hi! (◍•ᴗ•◍)
probably a reference to the ugly duckling
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it sounds a lot better in our language but, yea, that part got me cringe a little lol
in what part of world do ducks not fly?? not migrate for long flying distances? huh???
My friend is deaf and she plays the clarinet, but she's not completely deaf yet. She told me once that she can feel the vibrations in the reed and uses that to tell if she's sharp or flat. She's really good and a lot of people including me forget that she's deaf
Naisha Sylvestre yeah, as a clarinet player, I can definitely see how a deaf person could play a wind instrument. I have full hearing, and I can feel what octave I’m in or if I’m about to squeak or something in the reed and in my fingers
@@ell4092 I feel it when I play flute but not to the extreme where I can sense flat or sharpness. Wind instrument would definitely be easier than string
ye it's possible to play instruments you don't have to manually adjust to- namely string instruments where finding the right notes and playing them in key and at the right pitch is your responsibility. Piano, clarinet, flute, etc. aren't tuned by the player and are more reliant on pressing the correct things than they are on actually using your hearing so long as you know what to do with your hands (and mouth), i gather
Cool! I wondered if that was possible.
palm tree you do have to listen - notes can be off because of your embouchre, fingering, barrel adjustment, breath support etc. so it’s not exactly just pressing stuff
Most unrealistic part of the entire commercial: Standing ovation for Canon in D.
You forgot this is America's got talent.
What matters in America's got Talent
Your performance: 0%
Your backstory: 100%
m o o d
But she's deaf-
Ikr
I mean, even I can play it well
And i suck at violin 😂
I THOUGHT IT WAS ANTI-BULLYING COMMERCIAL BUT I GUESS ITS A HAIR COMMERCIAL AND- I-
OK.
Cutest Shin-chan image confirmed.
Omg shin chan!!
I JUST REACHED HER AUDITION PART ANDOH MY GOD HER HAIR IS JUST--
WTFFF 😭
There is actually another Pantene commercial where a gymnast is bullied rather than a violinist, and the same thing happens. She gets bullied, the bully wrecks her costume, she wins the competition. And the girl just happened to have super nice long hair...
(And they also used canon in d)
Yeah that was about rhythmic gymnastics I think.. though i cant imagine how she would able to do those moves without getting hair in her face
Yeah. As a rhythmic gymnast, that one was just... ack 🧍🏾♀️
@@Mokun413 yeah. Normally the gymnasts I know tie their hair so that it doesn't flail around (so even a ponytail might not do, not sure about this part though)
@@nativenewyorker3144 good to know that you watch twoset too!
@@E-Ruu In rhythmic gymnastics, your hair has to be up at all times, during practice and ESPECIALLY during a comp. The judges have to be able to see your body movements and lines so if you have a bunch of long hair covering up everything and getting in the way while you’re performing, you’re not gonna be very happy with your score. You’re hair has to be in some type of tied up style.
4 minute ad about bullying, violin, etc.
Pantene: *You can shine*
That was very anticlimactic
You can shine, as soon as we’ve cut that violin out of your hair!
I think she pulled a few stringes of her hair with her bow.
its funny because pantene did another commercial were a girl who wanted to pursure ballet but was a little chunker then the others and when she was older and more fit some asshole ripped her outfit her grandmother gave her but the gir still went out and performed, nd it turned out to be a ad for hair lmao
@@ros8737 😂😂
Two set challenge: wear noise cancelling headphones and try to play.
Bonus challenge: play a duet.
In front of giant fan.. So 'you can shine' 😂
Yes! Sounds fun!
Ling Ling could do it.
@@betsybarnicle8016 with eyes closed
Ling Ling level lets go
This is the shampoo that Ling Ling uses everyday
He use it 40 times every days
he washes his hair whilst practicing
He knows better
@@valeckseimu3132 once every hour while practicing
Yup
Just imagine that being a tape commercial instead of Pantene commercial.....
😂😂😂😂
Bruh I can definitely imagine that in my mind.
"Fix your dreams"
I mean, there’s more correlation with that than shampoo.
Exactly what I was thinking
Imagine this was flex tape commercial
Twoset: "Why is it always Canon in D"
Me: Hey at least it isn't flight of the Bumblebee
Nope! It's flight of the butterfly!! Hahah
Canon in every possible key signature but it's played at 15 notes a second by a deaf and blind 5 year old with amputated arms playing a sacrilegious diamond-coated NASA-developed violin/viola with their feet
@@lederp8096 nice
At least it ain’t Canon in C
I just played Canon in D solo for a wedding a week and a half ago. I did try to talk the bride out of it.
Hi! I probably won't get seen, but I am deaf (able to hear some notes but not all) and I used to play the violin in school. I remember struggling to hear it, but then I gave up and begun to rely on feeling the notes' vibration with aid of feedbacks. But yes, it's possible to play the violin by distinguishing notes through vibrations.
Thought I share! Always been a fan of y'all!
I have a question, and please correct me if I’m wrong, but this comercial suggests that closing your eyes helps the playing, but wouldn’t she need the visual aid to see what she’s doing as well as feeling the vibrations? I’m really curious to know
I’m sorry, but I’m gonna have to be weird- I read your comment and thought it was really cool... and then was all like, involuntarily, “wow she’s really pretty!” Cuz you’re very pretty.
So... there. I made it weird.
If you are deaf then how did you type this comment????
@@t-rexkalita1379 chutiya
GG Beethoven
Commercial: _Break violin into pieces_
Twoset: *MY LEFT LUNG*
Also Commercial: _FiX vioLiN wItH tApE_
Twoset: *MY OTHER LUNG*
Commercial: Shows in recap how violin breaks into pieces again
Twoset: *COMPLETE SYSTEM SHUT DOWN*
That makes two *Lungs* =Lung Lung
Circle complete.
Could have been a ducktape advert
IKR GAAHHH poor violin
my teacher actually opened this ad to the whole school as “motivation”💀💀
LOL'ed
Same here hahahaha and after tye commercial, I just freaking wonder about the hair. Like what's with the ultra shiny hair x tentacle porn?
Same lol
Same lol
The motivation is "If a deaf girl can play amazing music, what is your excuse, fully hearing lazy students ?" .... That is how Ling ling motivates her students, by destroying them.
I wish Pantene gave me talent and luscious hair during a concert. I think the only thing that brand gave me was dandruff
lmaooo
I can relate to u, because the advertising shows you luscious hair but no dandruff. That fraud
SAME
And hair fall. Don't forget that
This magic shampoo makes hair do not plait in your bow (im not sure if I used te proper word, but please, just imagine all this hair and bow mixed together, tangled in painful deadly dance, you know what i mean)
The girl bullied her cuz unlike her, the bully had to play viola.
I choked on this comment
Nah it beh pianø
I kinda take offense to that. I actually like viola a hella lot more than violin.
And the bully played piano. *That* is more than enough to make someone jealous of a violinist.
@@speltspirit if you watch this channel you will that was just a joke
Before I started Bass I played Viola in 5th Grade. People would actually bully me because i was a Viola. I love Viola jokes, because of how terrible our highschool Violists were, but I can never help but flinch when I hear one XD
My mum is a singer and taught me how to sing and she's Deaf. I mean it's most Deaf people have some range of hearing, but you can still feel the vibration even if you have no normal range of hearing. It takes a lot longer but it's definitely possible.
Exactly, being deaf doesn't mean can't hear anything. Deaf doesn't meam total silence, just as blind doesn't mean all one could see is darkness.
And deaf person can know when someone yell at her.
Bumping this comment!
I always assumed deaf people learning how to play music hear an extreme version of bass boosted audio or the equivalent of leaning on a loudspeaker
My left ear is deaf, and when I cover my right ear I can't hear anything clearly. But I still can somewhat hear/feel vibrations and stuff. That's why I can still make out the words when people talk from my left side. Not sure how to explain that but yeah... Sorry for my bad english. Not a native speaker.
@@thequietart wow , I didn't know that , it's fantastic
I thought you can barely hear a thing when one of your ears isn't activated .
If you're a musician , how do you do with music ?
Being partially deaf, this is actually possible depending on how deaf they are... Also vibrations.
My thing is that it must be so frustrating because she can't hear the music, and when that happens with me, I get so anxious because I can't tell if I'm playing well or not.
Also butterflies are the animals for deafness.
Painting is a listening thing, just close your ears and you will hear
@Spinach and Scenery sorry i didn't hear you comment, can you reply loudly?
*weird outcast weaboo enters*
@Spinach and Scenery *gets hit by a Bach Violin Concerto, becomes better at 2 octaves arpeggios*
Isn't painting a tasting thing ?
@@yeehoo2818 no its a smelling thing
Who Will Win?
TwoSet: Music is a hearing thing
Pantene: Music is a hairing thing
I'm leaving now
i wheezed
-Respiratory difficulties had been induced-
@@pingnixon-hermansen5046 Don't worry; Pantene is formulating a respiratory product to help with such issues, full on with the melodramatic commercial.
@@theresawood8378- thank God, I haven't taken in any oxygen for the last two minutes.-
They have heard of Beethoven. Maybe after the video, they were like, "oh yeah"
Why the heck are Thai commercials always so dramatic...?
There's always someone's mum dying or kid being bullied etc.
FinnSalsa even I’m Thai I still wonder uwu
@@patch-mea8408 เหมือนกัน ตูคิดอยู่ทุกวันว่า "ทำไมวะ"
You still haven't discover all thai's ad yet, you'll be surprised how most of the ads are way more weird than dramatic
FinnSalsa คนไทยเหมือนจะชินไปหมดละ ไม่ค่อยเข้าใจเหมือนกันว่าทำไมต้องดราม่า
Sarah I. Totally agree with you lol
4:05
In Korea, students hang themselves to be free from bullying and students die because they're hit too mich. Bullies will mix Fanta or coke or any other drink with school food and force the victims to eat the waste. So yeah, that kind of thing happens in schools. I mean, in America bullies slam your lunch trau, so why not?
how do u know
In Thailand, it doesn‘t different.
@E hmm I don't think they are assuming it is in America, if they were assuming a location it was Korea. They just mentioned what happens in America as another example from a very different place.
But I must say.... as an European I am terrified. No one gets bullied in such way. Words are pretty much the near maximum.
In Slovakia you would most likely get your Behavioural Grade lowered for slamming someones lunch and if you were to repeat it you would get either expelled or in likely hood of repeating the grade.
(You don't have lessons on behaviour or anything but they mark it. If you are normal (not aggressive pretty much or not doing some inappropriate stuff like damaging property) you always get the highest grade automatically.
damn
In Indonesia, most of the time no physical (except if you're from SMPN/SMAN). Usually, bullying in school is like stealing, Bad words, talking behind their back, Vandalizing to school property that the bullied use, Or just discrimination, they don't want to hear what you say/what you do, spilling water on the chair also happen, making rumor. Tbh, both mentally and phsically hurt you in same way and make you feel insecure, and at the end, You'll have depresion. Yea, I have experience all above so, Hope you guys don't
Violin: teared to pieces and tapped up
*Dying Olaf's noises*
Brett and Eddy should've censored the violin getting destroyed or put a trigger warning because that was painful
Children are watching this video... Such exposure at such a young age may cause permanent musician's PTSD
Fr tho😔
I’m Deaf and I play violin and clarinet, and a little bit of flute. Deafness is a spectrum y’all, I play some octaves better than others. Picking up on note vibrations and frequency really helps too. Because the violin is a soundboard you can legit feel it.
Yes! I'm so proud of you!
I'm a flute player. Unfortunately I'm legally blind and deaf.....but like you said, octaves can be played better. I use a special metronome that vibrates each beat. The down beat is stronger. It helped my other deaf sister who tried playing the drums. I use it to help with practicing. Music is a beautiful thing blind or deaf....or both 😅
@Yanjun Sun in all honesty? During my junior year of high school when I found out my condition, I told myself "I gotta keep moving forward...this is no time to mope around. I still have school and marching band left. This shit isn't gonna stop me."
I'll be honest, there were times where I want to throw my instruments away and just never touch it again...but I love playing my instruments. I'll always find my way around, it just takes time. (And lots of encouragement)❤️
clarinet gang assemble!
@@Bloop9604 ik what its like to be blind, i play like 4 instruments tho(somehow lol), proud of y'all!
@Yani Zhou this is what i am confused about right now...
Just turning on my literary analysis side, I think the "close your eyes, you will see" was an attempt at a sort of comparison between her limited sensations. If you close your eyes, you can't see. If you are deaf you can't hear. The old man is trying to make a sort of empowering message that you can do anything you want to, even if your senses seem to be working against you. When you close your eyes, you can see. Even though you are deaf, you can hear. Of course, the logistical aspect of this doesn't really make much sense, but the message and hope are nice.
Very well said! I think it makes perfect sense (metaphorically seen) 😄
Exactly,❗ Though I do understand how they're confused because the man said man said "visual" followed by "not seeing"
I was laughing so hard when that girl's hair started flying LOL
i know right away that it's an ad for hair shampoo at that moment, lol
Lmao I can just imagine a person on the side holding a large fan
When she stood still at the standing ovation, the hair is perfect again and full of shine. Hahahahah
Sometimes... when I close my eyes...
*I can't see* 🤷♀️
*shocked Pikachu face*
It happens to me every time..
WTH hahaha
I died in fortnight, foots not feet
((I really hope someone continues the song))
Enolp I really miss top, excuse me can you please leave?, thanks pete
Well, when the camera went around her on the stage at the end, I did have the thought, "her hair is really shiny."
I thought her hair was going EVERYWHERE tbh 😂😂
me too!
ME TOO LMFAO
SAME lmao in my mind I went like wow she looks like she could be in a hair commercial 💀
I knew then and there that it was hair commercial
Her hair has the power to create the sound of an entire orchestra
Lmao
THE MOST underrated comment
Me, watching the ad: What the *heck* is this an ad for? I guess maybe no bullying?
Commercial: *Pantene. You can shine.*
Me: *spit take--*
This was seriously in my school orientation video and when they asked us what commercial do we think this is from, we jokingly said a shampoo commercial and the fact that we were right still blew my mind..
Lmao I saw this in school orientation too
I thought it was for the tape she used to tape the violin back together lmao
@@daphnelin596 that would have actually made more sense
@@papasmayo5615 Maybe you two are actually in the same school back then...go check your yearbook
@@JackR29 Oh I can assure you we weren't
Music is a visual thing, close your eyes and you will see.
𝙉𝙤𝙙𝙨 𝙞𝙣 𝙨𝙮𝙣𝙚𝙨𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙨𝙞𝙖
Can you tell me what black sounds like?
@@catto1752 how does one explain accurately?
@@ellenma6002 I don't know, I am just curious sorry if it was offending
why is this such a mood lmao
thatblockoficebtsdancedoninnottoday 07 Hmm it sounds like static on camera, but you can’t hear it in real life.
As a hard of hearing horn player, I have a hard time hearing (lol) myself in ensembles so I use the vibrations I can feel from my hand in the bell to make sure im actually playing the right notes. Idk if a similar thing is possible with violin tho.
also the sign language scene was super awkward too because they weren't oriented towards each other at all. like she couldn't see what he was signing bc his body was blocking her sightline.
A quality roast
I had the same exact thought about the signing scene.
Twoset: 3:30 skeptical about whether music can be seen
Also Twoset: violin charades about colors
HAHaHHHHA
😂😂😂😂 that’s so true
@Miwi R Actually You can see it! When ever I sing you can see it in some peoples faces, they just can’t hide their pain.
Lol the sameee here 😂
It's called synesthesia, it's where two senses are connected. It's genetic, and there are many many forms of it. Seeing music, hearing color, and seeing time are the more common ones.
“Pantene”
*dies laughing*
My mind went from funeral services with the guy in the hospital, to hair care, I can’t believe it hahahahahahha
first I thought they would sell violin, then mental health support, then funeral service, then violin again and then .... Pantene
@@tomasvrabec1845 well, what can you even expect when the content of the commercial doesn't make sense?
I got an ad for Pantene right before the video ad finished 😂
IKRRR
This is so crazy 😭
A *shampoo* commercial being THIS dramatic- I mean... I SNORTED WHEN HER HAIR STARTED FLYING.
Evelyn Glennie is deaf and she is a genius on the glockenspiel … she plays through the vibration in her toes and feet!
I knew a girl at junior school who was going deaf and she learned violin by vibration of the instrument on her chest
It was beautiful to watch 🎻
All those hairs flying around would get caught in the strings 😱
In Safety people perspective : it is unsafe act. Can hurt your eyes.
Mission Sabotage
AHHHHHHHHHH
Just bow with your hair
Well they won’t if you use *PANTENE*
How she does it is a mystery
She’s playing solo.
BUT MAN I think I heard the whole orchestra there!
And it is Cannon in D! LOL
bernard francisco I think that it was supposed to have a back track during the performance
Script approval.
You closed your eyes, didn't you? 🤣
@@danielfogli1760 underrated comment 🤣
Actually hearing impaired people can enjoy music by feeling the vibrations. They may not "listen" to music in the same way as others do, but they still can enjoy it.
2:00 Beethoven wasn't always deaf, he lost his hearing over time, and eventually he went completely deaf.
Exposure to lead
Anything with violin: *exists*
Twoset: roASTING TIME
One day, it may come to their own videos...
@@theresawood8378 I would pay to watch them react to their old vids ksndns
@@Em_zy56 didnt they already do that tho?
@@nevativity Which is why we need more :)
Neva Quotrunnisa Only to their first video. I would enjoy roasting more of the own old videos.
Q: Who would go to a classical music competition wanting to win and play Canon in D?
A: A deaf girl in Pantene ad video.
At least it wasn't a cello
A cellist
Pantene*
@@NakuruKouChannel thankss :)))
@@orealis8576 I mean you can refer to it either way
I love how they are professional violinists and they still drop references to Naruto
ua-cam.com/video/_xZl1_NXKls/v-deo.html
Alexandre Maximiliano Thank you for posting the link. I laughed so hard at this 😂
I have to say, the community here is just awesome. I love reading comments on this video from people who have helped deaf musicians and/or are hard of hearing or deaf musicians themselves. Thank you for relating your experiences, they're very inspiring.
Make a video that you will be wearing headphones that makes you not hear the sound of the violin and try to play violin with only muscle memory
And learn a piece without hearing how it sounds while practicing and performing it :)
I'll upvote this - and its reply. I may not be deaf or anything, but I was pretty shocked at the ignorance some of your (TwoSet's) commentary displayed. So I challenge TwoSet to get out there and make us some videos of trying to play the violin with all kinds of handicaps: deaf, blind, whatever!
I really want to see this! Please make it happen!
@@konarciq please explain what ignorance you are referring to? thanks.
Sounds cool!
I have a deaf friend who plays violin.
So yeah it’s possible.
Sound is vibrations, if you can learn to hear the notes you can learn to feel the notes and differentiate it that way.
And a whole lotta deaf people have residual hearing so they can possible hear a little bit of some notes maybe.
I am legally blind and deaf. I can confirm that the use of vibration works.
And I think they use tuner right?
my teacher: ok so now let's learn a new peice.
me: yay finally!
teacher: how about flight of the bumble bee.
me: *chucks violin out the window*
me: *catches violin in a blink of an eye*
me: hOw aBouT cAnON in D
We bullied a deaf girl, killed a father figure, spouted philosophical musical nonsense, hired thugs to torment the innocent, and smashed a violin - then.....taped it back together..........
*Buy our shampoo*
She should just learn the viola. No one would even notice that she’s deaf.
Hahahaha
Hahahaha that's kinda cruel lol
Im a viola player and I legit am practically tone deaf. No one in the orchestra even realises when I'm in the wrong key.
rofl 🤣 🤣🤣
Brutal.
But funny.
I like you.
So.... We not gonna talk about how long that effen ad was though? 😐😂😂
it did NOT feel like four minutes
I started watching thinking there were gonna be multiple commercials because of the video duration but now I'm just like 'how can one ad be that long?'
That's asian commercials for ya, those things can get crazy long.
Thai commercials are the best lol
Thai ads are usually longer than ads from other countries. They try to add in a lot of emotions into their ads.
I think he was trying to say feel the vibrations from the music as that’s a major way deaf people experience music
Yeah you feel it vibrate and it will feel different slightly if it is flat or off, so they could maybe adjust. The closing your eyes actually might make sense, because they can't hear so the only thing to focus on is the feeling. IDK if people can, but it doesn't seem completely out of the realm of possibility.
There is a possibility something was lost in translation.
Yup
Yea.. I don't think they know that
Oh god I remember during orientation day in my college, I, along with a bunch of new students, was shown this Thai ad because we are an art college (and one of the courses covered was advertising). I cringed so hard because seriously? I used to play the violin and the piece they chose was the most overplayed piece for violinists xD And when they dropped pantene at the end a bunch of students just threw their hands up and went "oh come on it would have made more sense if you promoted hearing aids or yamaha. "
That statement about hearing aids or yamaha is just so true when i first watched the ad lol
So.when the pantene logo came out at the end, i shouted "GIMME MY TEARS BACK!!"
when i was a child, this commercial really inspired me to pick up the violin 😂 and seeing this now....wow
Update: THANKS FOR THE LIKES WOW! im miezunii & i make aesthetic asian song covers! Hope you lovelies can check my channel out! Love from Philippines! 🇵🇭💕
yea me too
dream crushed
@@quocatinh1910 I'm still practicing the violin as of now 😊
@@miezuni Oh wow good luck ☺️👍
@@quocatinh1910 hahaha thanks!
As a hard of hearing person, hearing loss varies from person to person, so someone could maybe have enough hearing left to hear the violin notes. I play the keyboard and having a hearing loss. I've also known people who played other instruments.
*ableist*
Heh...
@ Hey, you have misunderstood the definition of deaf. It does not just mean someone who can hear nothing at all. Rather it is to be
partially or wholly lacking or deprived of the sense of hearing.
@@cfromnowhere I don't think it's ableist at all, he just genuinely doesn't understand. Most people think deaf = does not hear anything at all, so it makes sense to wonder why she would be able to follow the backtrack perfectly.
@@cfromnowhere They are musicians, honey. Their entire living depends on hearing and listening to music. To be not able to hear, that isn't a reality they can even imagine. Please don't be offended ❤️. They just said they don't understand how it works, just like we don't understand how the world of music works. Well, us non-musicians anyway. Just think from their perspective.
I would normally agree that the term death is usually massively misunderstood, but I think they outlined that she is entirely deaf when there's a car sitting on the horn as she was walking down the street and she didn't react. I'm pretty sure if you couldn't hear a car sitting on the horn right behind you you wouldn't be able to hear intonation on your violin.
But you do a very good job of outlining general misconceptions about deafness, and that has value on its own.
She moves her hair so much, doesn't it get stuck on the strings???? I swear there's a moment the bow went right through the hair
Okay so I watched this before the end- and now I understand why her hair is like that but
STILL
I guess Pantene makes your hair so silky smooth it just glides over and through the strings without making a sound....
When I first watched Máiréad Nesbitt play fiddle I had the same doubt... but somehow she always managed it
Although I'm not deaf or not even play the violin, the bullying scene really made me cry. As a one who had been bullied, this ad is actually so relatable.
This is a very famous Thailand ad released about ten years ago.
I'm really surprise to see it again at here🤣
陳芊卉 it’s called digging for new content
Thailand goes extra for the most normal of products; a commercial of a deaf violinist rising to fame through years of social and physical abuse...all that, to promote hair care...
darkhorseman90 look at life insurance commercials :”) they legit make me cry
The violin hair commercial was obviously for the violin bow hairs.😗
Pantene insread of rosin???? All I can say to such a revolution is... BrAvOoO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Makes actual sense tho 😏
Toni Mancera Yeah but Pantene as a product is mostly wax tbh
11:05 Actually I used to "hear" from the bones next to the ear, 'cause my eardrums exploded. A year ago I got operated, tympanoplasty, and is just awesome hear the songs that I used to hear in my childhood and understand them perfectly and so clearly too.
I wanst 100% deaf, but i think it was like 80% or something like that.
Anyways, is still doesn't make sense, I mean, my god, Pantene??? What?!
Lol, our commercials are always misleading
Hey, at least they got the sign language right! It's nice to see them not just do fake ASL
Don’t other languages have their own sign language too?
@@SiesVE yup. There is. Signs are typically created in a way where it matches the culture of that group/region.
But why fake 'ASL' if it's not American? More like CSL or whatever
@@SpeedCubeProRL that's actually really interesting, thank you for letting me know :)
BJ Cuber the language in commercial was thai i’m pretty sure,,, looks and sounds nothing like chinese lol
"Music is a visual thing"
"So cLoSe YoUr EyEs"
Makes sense
poor actress, I imagine how they told her to fake a violin playing simultaneously with shaking her head as actively as she could
*"Okay, miss actress lady, you're going to play violin while violently shaking your head and whole body
@@hipeople9856 Next escene she's epileptic in adition to deaf
@@Bridges94 Huh? Really?
@@miraloshinisivaneswaran2905 nope
@@miraloshinisivaneswaran2905 kiddin
Eddy: "Haha does this actually happen at school?"
Me, holding back the pain even 16 years later: "Sure does."
damn, bullying changes a person sm(from experience) hope ur ok tho
@@gracepatrick6432 I'm not. I'm fuckin' broken lmao.
But what can you do? If I kill myself I become just a statistic that people I hate will use to argue for things I also hate. Just gonna stay alive and try and get better at baking bread.
@@Asdayasman tru tru, rise above it lol (what ive always done tbh)
@@gracepatrick6432 We're gonna make it, dude.
@@Asdayasman yep, and be better than the ppl who bullied us..... PREACH! lmao
"a duck tries to fly"
wait i thought ducks can fly
if duck can't fly how they can doing migration in winter???
Most ducks in s.e asia can't fly, if I'm not mistaken. They are just walking and swimming, waiting to be eaten by human.
Anna- BrainScattered I think the temperament of the duck has more to do with if you’re talking about a wild duck or a domesticated duck. although among domestic breeds I’m sure they have more gentle ducks vs more aggressive ducks. But overall domestic ducks will be less aggressive and territorial then wild ducks.
@@Fikamar27 yep, and ducks in Southeast Asia have no reason to migrate... It's fucking hot all year round.
all of that for just a hair shampoo commercial........WHAT
Apparently many asian ads be like that. Look at the compilation of these ads in yt
Thai ads can put anything in their ad if it going to catch people attention 😂😂
@@sanara476 True.
Even the T-shirt commercial they can make it very dramatic.
@@chimate3810 yes they are, sometimes I just can’t hold my laugh or hold my tear
It IS possible to play instruments while beeing deaf, it demands TONS of practice though (speaking from expirience).
Sincerily, a deaf musician
Can I ask, are you more sensitive to the varying vibrations your instrument makes when playing? ie. can that help you know which notes you're playing?
It's often said/thought that other senses are increased when one of the senses is impaired so I was just wondering if something like that would be more pronounced to you compared to someone without any hearing loss.
@@BlogWhatTheFruitcake it does help but it is very unaccurate, as some notes have the same vibration. I wasnt born deaf so i can imagine the note that im playing, and i can hear some very low pitched notes so i usually play songs that are on that range, but every musician is one of a kind and my way of playing may be different that it is to others.
I guess they were talking from a violin side, coz the girl is playing a violin. I think its harder to feel vibrations of the violin, because its small and high and usually light
I have tons of respect for you, though. I wish you the best!
@@trashcan9153 yeah, playing the violin is very difficult for me, scince youve got to focus a lot on the pitch so i usually play focusin on my hand and making sure im playing the right notes, there are some instruments that are easier to play while beeing deaf, like the piano( wich i play profesionaly) and the drums
@@daniwe3782 Thanks for replying, I've always wondered!
And of course, other things to consider would be what degree of hearing loss a person has etc.
Still, very interesting!
Announcer : We have one more contestant
Deaf Person while walking back : *Turns around*
Lol, that's the bully
I actually have a friend who is partially deaf and plays the viola, she is very good actually, she practices a lot and has achieved a lot despite people sometimes not being very nice to her about it. I really admire that of her.
Did she go deaf because of the sound of the viola?
There's a time and place for that joke this was neither the time nor the place.
I admire that about her too :) Really happy for her she's learning to play well despite her setback!
I'm happy for your friend. I hope she'll continue her journey as a musician :)
Whether or not its fake is beside the point somethings are better not said. I mean mutual respect is a thing, or maybe not
As a Thai, I have to say we are quite adept in creating dramatic commercials like this, lol. The downside is sometimes it gets WAYYYY too dramatic, and the ads doesn't really correlate to the products that they are selling.
I watched a few of them and they are really good tho, like a micro film
@@redabyssinian592 It is, I actually like some of them very much so since they are so tears jerking. Just that some is also just overly dramatic lolol
world class orchestra: plays mad sad song like mahler 9 or shostakovich 8 string quartet
audience: unfazed
deaf woman: plays canon in d *many espressivito*
audience: BRAVO
If you can see this TwoSetViolin, I don't think that this commercial is ridiculous. My teacher showed me this commercial and I think it is very heartwarming. It is not easy for the actress to act with an instrument she never played before. Although this commercial is not related to Pantene, I think this is quite motivational as it tells us to follow your dreams despite your flaws. Your talent gained you a new subscriber today by the way.
deaf people can read lips. also, it's possible the girl can feel the vibrations of the music.
while Beethoven was deaf, he wasn't born as such and already knew theory and everything. He became deaf later on in life and he learned to compose while deaf through previous knowledge and vibrations of the piano.
Beethoven composed also before he went deaf, so he had that going for him. At around 1812 he completely lost all of his remaining hearing. Still, his best and most known works are after that year. It is not exactly known what made him deaf, but he was reported to be suffering from recurring ear infections. Perhaps something that is treatable in this day and age.
@@ido9988 I believe the conclusion was lead poisoning, as plates back then contained it.
Not everyone can or wants to read lips though.
IDK if you know this but he was also blind lmfaooo
Hey 2set, I think you should track down some deaf/blind/etc musician and interview them!
Brilliant!
you know you're early when there's more likes than views
I don’t feel I’ve ever been this early
lol it's fixed meow
Damn, I waited the whole day (kidding), and the moment I jumped into the shower ...
3:47 it’s a metaphor for the fact that she doesn’t need to open her eyes to “see”, like she
doesn’t need to hear to play
Ooohh they way you put that it just makes sense now
2:17 Eddy's face reaction to Brett's comment : "I can't tell whether that's offensive or hilarious".
"I don't know if that's really deep or just doesn't make sense."
Deep
Devon Windsor say everyone about the “deep” shit in Facebook 😂
@@sofiareyes2949 deep shit or dipshit lol
All are so focuesed on all the other things that nobody noticed that forward leaning bridge at 6:52? ^^
I was waiting for them to talk about that? I came down here to say that the bridge isn't straight at all, too, but I don't know how that escaped their notice. ?
OH GOD
Ew, oh my
The bridge was being held by more tape i guess. That violin is magic...it works perfectly with tape around it and being played by a deaf person
I saw that, too!... and waited for a comment. Guess that's what happens when you smash your instrument on the floor and then tape it back together...
Girl: A DEAF GIRL TRYING TO PLAY VIOLIN. STOP WASTING EVERYONE'S TIME
Also Girl: *Yells at deaf girl*
Lmaoooo
*WTH???!!! IT WAS PANTENE COMMERCIAL ALL THE TIME??*
i didnt expect this 😂
I actually think I've seen this before😂 so I was anticipating that😅
Obviously cause hair
I have to say that I was impressed with her hair on stage before they showed it was a shampoo commercial. So shiny.
@@SquidandCatAdventures lol
Eddy’s been looking FINE recently
Aging like a fine wine, I swear. 🙌
Kelly Rainbow Yes, he has been looking like an averagely healthy human being recently.
Kelly Rainbow IKR. The jacket suits him 😍
I was literally about to comment this
Doris Li you sound like a doc assessing a patient 😅
Best tag line: You can shine. If you practice. - 2set Violin
Are we just going to ignore the fact that the commercial was four minutes long?
tshirts with: 'music, is a visual thing
close your eyes and you will see'. i see that comin'
Ad: music is a visual thing
Two set: *confused*
Me: *laughs my head off* I have synesthesia hahahahahahhahahahah
For those who wonder, in my perspective canon in d is yellow, very faint sky blue and a hint of orange to me
That is absolutely the coolest thing i have heard!
gothicangelamy1992 XDD thank you, I think this is called chromesthesia
Woah
But How can you see it if you cant Hear Notes?
New merch:
You can shine. ( With golden buzzer effect)
you can shine, if you practice
yh C wouldnt that be like.. copyrighted by pantene XD
@@jamzqool have the "You Can Shine" at the front, and then the "If You Practice" underneath the hood so you can show it when you want to :)
"You just don't tape....."
You don't know what's in store for you brett
There actually is a orchestra comprised of mainly disabled people and i think thats just beautiful.
How is it called?
Chiara Corrado i just watched this and realized that it isnt deaf people playing the instruments but eeeeeh its stil a beautiful thing ua-cam.com/video/-nMOJZhLm2k/v-deo.html
@@chiaracorrado8172
(x) Disable Music
( ) Enable Music
@@ppang thank you
In China there's a group of performers, every musician in the band is blind and all the dancers are deaf. And they're amazing
Two set is the only channel that can actually make me laugh out loud. Sometimes my parents think i'm going crazy from laughing so hard
Make sure there are pillows on the ground
You might fall off your bed/couch or whatever lol
And don’t watch the show while eating
So explain how Canon in D gets a standing ovation yet if I would be able to play Paganini PERFECTLY I would only get a few claps...
Hmmm
InTeReStinG
Duuudeee wtff
That's unfaaiirr
Hi! as someone who’s hard of hearing (HoH), with moderate to severe hearing loss, usually a ‘deaf’ person who isn’t completely deaf would be seen wearing a hearing device which would help them to hear generally! these devices can be seen as either: hearing aids or a cochlea implant, which are typically worn inside the ears or just above the ear on the head. These devices are personalised specifically to your hearing severity so you can pick up on sounds you either can’t usually hear (or sounds that are lowered incase your hearing is sensitive to sounds that are loud for you).
Just incase y’all wanted some clarity on how we hear! I personally like the ad other than when the guy says music is a visual thing. Everything requires most of our senses we use in everyday life lol so I could see the in accuracy. Also the bowing lmaooooo. But never the less, it’s great that there is some representation of some certain struggles deaf people go through!
I do realise that in some cultures a hearing disability is portrayed negatively, and often people are bullied because of it. Whether this be culture, or the nature of the person bullying someone, please understand that not everyone who has a disability will follow this stigma that we will give up on trying things that may be more difficult for us! it just means we have to work a little harder, and if you love playing an instrument (like me lol, I play the ukulele, and have recently shown interest in the violin) then you’d have more fun working towards something you love! And again, like Twoset say: “go practise!” it helps a lot lol.
Thanks for reading! :)
Sorry I’m late. I was watching 16 types of musicians before a concert
oh my god literally just watched that hahahahah wtf telepathy
Jasmin Wong ...you really don’t get the joke??
T_aye_o I don’t either tho... :,)
T_aye_o
It wasn’t a joke.... I actually watched the video
@@teolubecke3944 shutdown
I did take note of how fabulous her hair looked, but the plot of the commercial took over and kept me distracted but *THEN* it drops the bomb on you
Pantene: Think her hair was lovely? Of course it is, thanks to us
jewel I thought for sure it was going to be a tape commercial. It would even have worked as a tape commercial.
@@rennyforyourthoughts8023 that would’ve made more sense..
Same! 💀
Fr this is what happened to me too
You can feel vibrations. Trust me, when you’re in a room with about 20 other people trying to play instruments, you learn to feel it. Also, lip reading exists.
Natasha Simpson Lip reading is really hard though
I'm Thai, and I was a kid when the ad came out. I just wanna say that regardless of the inaccuracies/incoherences, the marketing team behind this ad definitely did well. It was VERY successful. Practically everyone I know knows of this ad.
Just checking if I'm still subscribed. Oh, I am. Thank goodness