This 6-Year-Old Prodigy NAILED the Hardest Violin Cadenza EVER
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She literally learned paganini before learning to tie her shoes. She is wearing Velcro for christs sake
hahahahaha
That just makes me feel so unworthy 😂😂😅
Yeah I ain’t worthy no more at this point
That’s where she gets all the extra time for practice
So, if someone comes to you and talks about equality among human beings, tell him to go to hell. No, equality among human beings are just fantasy. However, freedom and hard work will get you somewhere!
Twoset violin: loses self confidence watching prodigies
Also twoset violin: *watches more child prodigies*
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Kimberly I mean if their self esteem are already shattered they might as well continue lol
Yes
Kayla Cabrera was about to say that
Actually love when twoset watching every single prodigy and actually meet 1 of those prodigies and know, they just didn't have that self esteem anymore😁
a 6 year old playing the hardest Violin Cadenza
me a 13 year old:still closes the fridge slowly to see the lights close
Oh! You made me laugh till tears came!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Sammmeeeee....it’s so true it hurts🤣
Bro that's me at 20
Same..XDD (except for the fact I’m 11) XDD
Apparently she was playing twinkle twinkle star when she was just a fetus.
Her mother had accidentally taken a violin for breakfast.
Haa. . underrated 😅👍
She's so impressive. This was 18 months after she started violin!
Edit: she also got accepted into Juilliard Pre-College at 6. 6!!!
lol - also, hi xD
@@alyanna_s_ wow didn't expect you here XD
Hiya!
@@keystringcomposer8038 same lol, imagine my surprise when I saw your pfp and then your name xD
Btw I was 495th like :p
Anna Lee is now 24-years old, a Harvard graduate, and still rocking the violin. She’s a prodigy at life too, apparently!
wow, if she played like that at FIVE AND A HALF, I wonder how she plays now jdgosgj;lsdfjg;klmustbethemostvirtuosoviolinistintheworldfjslfjglsdfgkfl;;
Anna Lee or Anna Ling Ling?
dang they should've reacted to her recent playing too
@@stevecox8231 A YEAR AND A HALF?? Ive been playing for that long and i still suck at arpeggios!!
I just want to die
This 6 year old: _Exists_
Ling Ling: *"Finally, a worthy opponent!"*
Im first reply!
Oh, it's you again.
This 6 year old will be Ling Ling's apprentice lol
The king is so early this time
Looking foward to the next Infinity War
“Performing is also practicing. If you don’t perform, you’re half done.” -Brett
Oooo thanks for that
Brett as in the German play writer?:)
I literally just wrote this down in my journal. Brilliant and profound!!
@@gracewithouttears3687 I share the sentiment..
For comparison: Niccolò Paganini himself didn’t start violin until he was seven.
Twoset's camera didn't die
but their self esteem did
I laughed but then read the last one :’)
F for respect
F
The camera stayed alive to see its master suffer.
F
Paganini: "Only the finest virtuosos in the world will be able to play this!"
Eddie: "I wonder how Paganini feels knowing a 6 year old is playing his concerto"
Paganini: dead x2
That is a great question. And the only answer to assuage one’s low self esteem. 😂
*Paganini rolls in his grave
Paganini: “Only I can play this concerto I wrote. There are just too many weird and difficult techniques that no one would get.”
Anna Lee: Hold my rosin
Hapedise Divide19 🤣👍🏾
Well she IS one of the finest virtuosos in the world, then. No less than that. The fact that she's 6 just makes her better
The only logical explanation is that she was a violinist in her past life.
She used to be paganini
Know any great composer? Yeah, that was her.
Yes. I agree. I smell a reincarnation here.
When she was born her mom's doctor said " Congratulations, it's a violin".
It's reincarnation time!!
When even non violinist start questioning their lives...
"my hands are too small to play paganini" is not an excuse anymore 😭
Exactly what I thought too - I can never use the small hands short fingers excuse ever again
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Was she using a full sized violin?
@@heyytheree have you tried blaming the oxygen? Just go with "I can't play it today because the air taste weird" 🤣
@@heyythereethere's literally no excuse left for me. I genuinely believed that my fingers are too short and i will never be able to play this concerto. btw I always see your comments on twoset videos!
"she's a fetus, she's tiny"
if fetuses were that big, i would be genuinely scared
xD
xD
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I suspect he's never pushed one out of his....y'know.
oh god imagine i-
To the people who are like “tHe ToNe IsNt VeRy GoOd” What did you expect from a tiny itsy bitsy violin?
She is playing a full size violin
i admire all the prodigies, but it was twoset, and not the prodigies, who inspired me to practice my flute after 2 decades of rest, and it gave me back the love of music.
so profound thank you to twoset. you helped me have a even happier life.
🤯🤯🤯you took the words out of my mouth
I agree! TwoSet may not have been born prodigies, but their contribution to the classical music goes way beyond any prodigy.
interesting facts: anna jieun lee was actually born in 95' and you can find her (grown up) competition performance last year.
Omg the fact she is a year younger than me depresses me even though I don’t play an instrument. She’s just so amazing that makes you feel useless.
Ehhhh? She's older than me!?
@Marcelo Rojas Ramírez hold up, watch how you phrase that or you might put Brett and Eddy on some FBI watchlist lol
@@Lucaz99 😂
@Lacia Lew she’s only like 2 years older than me and I have no control over an instrument like that
Brett: "why am I crying? I don't even have self-esteem anymore."
No, you're great, Brett! :)
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We stan talented Brett :)
Indeed ÙwÚ ✨✨
He'll always have a career in lo-fi.
I do get him tho, I can't vibrato 😩
Anyone who's spent time around six year olds knows that it's practically impossible to get them to focus on something hard for more than 5 minutes at a go. And here she's playing a whole Paganini concerto. Not to mention all the countless hours of work that must have gone into practice. How on earth did she (and her parents and teachers) ever manage this?!
Because she's one in a million, nope... billion so you can't judge her with normal standard.
"I wonder how Paganini feels that a six-year old is playing his (missed the last word."
Paganini reincarnated as said six-year old: "pretty good actually"
i think its “his concierto?” wrong spelling?
Ling Ling doesn’t fear prodigies, Ling Ling is The Prodigy, not A prodigy, The Prodigy
Zhuge Liang The girl in the video isn’t a prodigy
She’s a talented musician at this point
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ling ling is a british rave group?
kochi3 Breathe with meh!
@@ILikeBirds true
Orchestra player: "I can't believe I practiced for 30 years to accompany a 5 year old."
Anna Lee: "I hate to waste valuable practice time with this silly concert!
I died reading this thanks ahahahahah
Funny :)
Gftufgufutfu yes
Does anyone know what piece is playing at 3:56? I really need it!!
Anna ling-ling
why is no one talking about how this 5 year old has better memory then all of us and just memorized a whole Paginini piece that most people cant even play-
Have you ever wondered why asians are so modest? This is why.
you mean forcefully being humbled
There’s always another Asian better than you, even if you are one yourself.
We Asians are not modest nor humble. We just know there are Asians who are younger and better...
on a more serious note, i genuinely hope she finds joy in playing the violin despite the countless hours of training and practice she committed to every day:(
that's what I was thinking, I know a guy who was considered a piano prodigy by age 8, he toured the world and won a lot of competitions and all that. Now as adult he hates it because it was never truly a passion, his parents made him do it.
@@adrianinha19 That's sad 😢. I hope he found a path he loves
alphanum001 I’m glad she continues to play! At least she didn’t grow up to hate her violin, she has so much talent!
ive always wondered about that with child prodigies. do they understand and appreciate the piece theyre doing or are they just putting up with it cos their parents forced them. i also wonder how their social skills are since all they do is practice and not live like a kid.
She played Paganini after 1,5 years of violin practice. 1,5 years of practice! That’s... that’s... I don’t... she might be LingLing.
I just googled her. She's the same age as me. With a century worth of achievement. My self esteem isn't shattering guys, it just vanished to thin air...
Mine was never there but this just made mine go minus 7000, might as well physically disappear into oblivion now
Life is RNG. there's no need to be ashamed :)
Self Esteem was not The Impostor
Lmao
You people either compensate by working harder on other skills or just plain stop comparing yourselves to others XD
@@mranon7091 are u new here? This is inside joke only
“Why am I crying? I don’t even have self esteem anymore.”
I just felt that.
every mum after watching this be like:
WhY cAn'T yOu Be LiKe HeR
my parents: ............. what are you doing with your life?..............
LMAO
Me: why haven't you provided me equipment for the standards of having skill that you wanted instead of feeding and housing me of a one only achievement of being a proud enough parent my whole life would of been better for your ears and eyes just to see what you have built bit what I've became is just an ordinary teenager Oof
This mum is worried that she is playing an instrument that is too big for her. Is that hurting her to play? Or even is it just uncomfortable to play. Has she played with her friends enough? are other developmental activities being sacrificed to make this achievement? If my kid was that into music .... there would be no playing on stage. no exploitation. No allowing egos to push a prodigy to that sort of height.
She’s also playing a much larger violin than 6 year olds play.
There isn't one size that all 6 yr olds play, but her instrument is definitely too big for her. I'm guessing her teacher opted to have her go up a size or two for the sake of tone; it's not uncommon for prodigious kids to be playing instruments a size or two larger than what they should be. Small violins can only provide so much in terms of tone, and once you reach a certain level, you're gonna need a larger size if you're young.
Yes there is little chance of being able to get any reasonable tonal quality on a smaller violin, even if it were better suited to her physical size.
Trust me I know, as I played violin for 13 years.
Yeah, I did notice that
Yeah, that would be like an adult playing a 17 inch viola
When Anna Lee is playing vs when Twoset are playing:
My volume:
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Edit: thanks guys, this is the first time I got so many likes
xD
Omg so true 😂
Why are you turning your volume up and down?
@@monkeyman123321 coz when Anna Lee is playing the sound was soft so the volume need to be higher while it is loud when TwoSet is playing so the volume need to be lower
@@ivonnekhomas1607 Couldn't tell I have my computer volume normalized so there isn't any volume peaks like that lol
Eddy: "I don't know, it just sounded really impressive."
Don't worry Eddy, you're impressive too
So shook his perfect pitch just shut down
Eddy: I’m actually out. That’s f’d up.
Also Eddy: *comes back and watches whole video to thoroughly incinerate self esteem*
We found Ming Ming, Ling Ling's little sister. She practiced 41 hours a day.
WOW
@@its2amm Ling Ling would busted Paganini at the age of 1 sec
I'm laughing because in the Philippines ming ming is our holy call for cats 0_0
MING MING 🤣🙌🙌🙌
ming ming was my pet fish’s name when i was 6 lol
She's one of the only people who ACTUALLY practice 40 hours a day.
Wait? You don't actually practice 40 hours a day?
There are only 24 hours in a day
Bushra Tariq its just a two set inside joke haha
@@seijoo_o oh
@@BushraTariq._. practice 40 hours a day to redeem yourself
You know, I should have recorded myself watching you two. I was on the floor literally laughing, guffawing, and choking for 3 minutes. You two are hysterical. And you forgot to mention that she wasn't reading the music. She has an amazing 5 1/2-year-old brain memory. Glad I subscribed to your channel. I'll go practice my flute now.
we’re watching this now, but she was born in 1995 and that performance was in 2001. She has a UA-cam channel now, search Anna Lee!
She's really something else. From her website: "She began violin studies at the age of four with Alexander Souptel and
debuted as soloist performing the Paganini Violin Concerto No. 1 a year and a half later with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Lan Shui." A year and a half of instruction........... Whew.
Thanks! I didn't know that that was the SSO! :)
@@karthiga22
I knew it was the SSO when I saw the VCH
the part right after that though, "at the age of six moved to New York after being accepted to the Juilliard School Pre-College Division under the tutelage of Masao Kawasaki." AT THE AGE OF WHAT NOW SHE GOT ACCEPTED WHERE WTF
@@EmmaThw Right???? I mean, WTF? And wow, I'm so glad she got the training she deserves but wow...
'is that a third?'
'i dont know it just sounded extremely impressive'
guys eddy is so shook he cant even flex his perfect pitch rn
it was a 6th!
I'm pretty sure I could tie my own shoe laces at age 6. But I didn't even know what a string bass was at that age. Now, at 81 years, I simply enjoy the young people who have such gifts. It gives me confidence about the future of civilization.
My self esteem isn’t crushed
*it’s vanished*
When I grow up, I wanna be just like that little girl!
I'm 51.
You're still growing though! So go be like that little girl
DITTO!
This girl at 6 years old, playing Paganini: Nailed it.
Me at 6 years old, managing to go a whole day without pooping my pants: Nailed it.
Play of the game.
and you're both VALID
Same bruh
Them: We didn't even try learning that piece.
Also them: We still know the notes, tho.
This Prodigy is so amazing oh my goodness! I just finished learning this piece and I just turned 15. I'm playing this with orchestra soon too! I can say, the Paganini Violin Concerto is a really difficult piece. But I learned so much from it. :) P.S. I played the same cadenza and IT IS INCREDIBLY DIFFICULT!!!! 😭
Being able to play Paganini's Concerto at age 15 is already awesome, you should be proud of yourself and your hard work. You must be excited to perform it as a soloist with an orchestra, good luck for the concert ! 😊👍
Wow! 15 years old! Very very impressive!
*Every day we stray further from Ling Ling*
While these prodigies get closer smh
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@@pppchiv4696 no
Ppp Chiv no u bot
@@pppchiv4696 can you like not spam this on every comment on every video bro
Whos ling ling
"Just be greatfull on what you can do, and be proud of it"
-Unknown
Video idea:
There is a guy named TRAUM, and he’s a really good pianist. He recently made a video about breaking a speed record for the Piece “The Flight of the Bumblebee”. Unlike Ben Lee and other people who claimed to say the broke the record, he actually played it with good technique and notes have more clarity. I really think you should give it a look
Just wanted to give a hug to everyone thats supporting twoset you're all amazing
Thanks all of you for the support
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Would be nice if you could spell supporting
Soma
@@ManiacMemes Thanks but no thanks
*hugging you back as well because you too are amazing＼(^o^)／
I’m more interested in knowing how they teach these young kids
The secret ingredient is child abuse
These are prodigies. They are born with an innate sense to understand the instrument. I took classical piano classes for 10+ years starting from quite a young age and my parents beat me with a stick while i practice/don't practise, because as an Asian, if you don't get whacked with sticks while growing up for various reasons, it's not normal. But that didn't turn me into a virtuoso😂😂😂
But i can play some Ghibli soundtracks and easy Disney music for my own entertainment.
@@simonpeach5414 abuse alone cannot produce this. It comes with an inborn talent and many sacrifices ofc.
SUZUKI METHOD .....
@@simonpeach5414 answer of an adult who has no talent at all so it's difficult to understand what talent is. Are you that shattered? Lol...
That remark made me burst out laughing . . . "I wonder how Paganini feels knowing a 6 year old is playing his . . ." That was BRILLIANT!
HOW DOES SHE MEMORIZE THE MUSIC? in this tiny head???? how long did it take her to learn it? what is going on , 5 and half... like when??? :D
It takes me 5 and a half years to memorize twinkle twinkle little star for gosh sakes😅
Jk, just being silly. But on a more real note, some people are blessed with a brain that works. Which is clearly not me lol
This is her life. We adults don't think like kids. This child probably thinks what she is doing is as normal as going to the bathroom. The ability to memorize the piece is the easiest thing about playing violin.
well our brain cells dies more as we age, so she has much more brain cells than we adults do lol
she only learnt this for about a year and a half
My question exactly. Technique aside, remembering the whole Paganini Concerto 😳
these children make me feel very conscious with my violin skills....
and i don't even play the violin.
Same 😹
same here
Yep. Same
Same
Everyone's first until they hit refresh.
Hail Ling Ling!
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lmaoooooo true though
@@mimauru ye
I love how dejected all the musicians are, just staring at this tiny human playing better than most will in their entire lives! 😂
“It’s not super clear”
....because she’s playing a tiny violin. 😂
the lingling corp. is producing so many prodigy violinsts, twoset may not handel it anymore
Make Sibelius corp. look bach to its founders.
I cannot keep from Haydn this but that pun is 👌
@@earlcabusao3630 🤣🤣🤣🤣
There’s always someone better, faster, younger and generally more talented than you. I’ve learnt to accept my mediocrity and love it. Makes life more interesting. I try to be mediocre at everything, then in total I’ll be averaging out to be a pretty good human being.
I'm a mediocre musician and still shocked I've managed to be a professional one my entire adult life and that people think I'm talented when I'm surrounded by so many much better ones.
totally agree. i realized i was just mediocre at age 20 when i got into medical school, and since then my focus has been to be a decent normal human being, turned out it was even harder than i anticipated, to be a modest humble benevolent unassuming person.😂 it is a life long practice of personality i guess.
unless ur her
Salieri: I will pray for you. I pray for mediocrities everywhere. I am their patron saint. Mediocrities, I absolve you!
Ian Kim that’s a sad idea, but it’s obviously one of the possibilities. Nothing works better at creating child prodigies than good old corporal punishment... Parents can be so bad at accepting their children’s mediocrity. Mostly because they can’t accept their own.
HEY!!! EVERYONE!!! Just admire this super talented youngster & enjoy!! Don't down yourselves! Everyone has their own "valuable thing"! Enjoy, be in awe, but don't decide that you are less in anyway because these youngsters are very talented at a stringed instrument! She is SUPPOSED to be this talented. God made her that way. You be you, and each one of you is awesome in some way because God made you that way, too!! (But the 2 show commentators.... you keep doing your super talent.... I am laughing SO hard at your antics and words and am enjoying myself immensely!!!! Thanks guys, for you. Made my day watching you both!! That little girl and all of us watching can't do what you are doing right now. You guys rock!!
Forget practicing 40 hours a day. She practices 40 hours within the interdimensional space-time gaps between notes in the music. She put in 2400 practice hours while she played this Cadenza!
Friends, Why are we destroying each other's self-esteem.
I'm more inclined to believe that she's a reincarnated violinist.
100%
I kinda want reincarnation to be real so I can experience my next life with the memories, or at least skills of my previous life. I’ve worked for what I have so it would be nice if I could enjoy it in this life and the next
@@ethanl.1699 Go to a past life regressionist! Also check out Michael Newton's book Journey of Souls, it's great :)
This six year old,
Ling Ling:
How'd you like me to teach you the art of practicing forever and staying immortal?
The secret is to practice in the womb.
Only in the Two Set Universe, where younger people are generally the Masters and the Older people are Average.
Except Hilary and Ray of course, right? We love them💕💕💕
OuinChi Loves Peanutz Yeh that's right
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For those who don’t play an instrument, this is like a 5 year old speed running doom on the highest difficulty, no deaths, and perfect ratio. Not only that but cutting the previous record in half... on her first try...
Edit: thanks for all the likes, most I have ever gotten :)
And for programmers its learning artificial intelligence and machine learning in java
@@khalilmoallaqat8999 Or just using java without trying to kill oneself I guess.
@@Alceste_ lmao
For racecar drivers, it's like driving Monaco and Singapore 2 seconds faster than Ayrton Senna in the MP4-4 F1 car. On slicks. In the rain. With an underpowered engine.
@@akshaygowrishankar7440 lmao thats wild
3:08 when she hits that C with vibrato sliding down to B...I get goosebumps.
All the prodigies in the world should come together and play a symphony
twoset's just torturing themselves with these prodigy videos at this point
Bruh I laughed at your profile picture 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
They are their own Asian mom!
rIP-
Also we shall simpbelius ÙwÚ
I’m not even a violin player, I’m a sax player, but I’m considering quitting the violin before ever learning now
Mood! Fellow sax player!
Goodness, don't xD Try to learn first and think about how a 5,5 yo masters an instrument this hard! Then play an easy piece in sorrow.
@@tirzakharisma3566 the sad part is I did learn basics from my string technique class in college. But now I’m giving up on ever really learning it better 😂there’s no hope hahaha
Petition to hear them actually play through this peice
There is no point commenting on her ability, listening to her is the only way to understand how brilliant she is.
The expressions on the faces of the orchestra members are wonderful. They're all clearly in awe of her, some look like they're bursting with pride as if she's a family member, others look like they're going to cry. Some are probably wondering if they should retire 😂
I do hope that she genuinely has 100% passion for this and hasn't been pushed into it (this applies to all child prodigies of any and all subjects). That, sadly, is an all too common thing with ambitious parents, and later on teachers, when a little one shows the slightest bit of competence and interest in whichever subject they find that they turn out to have a knack for.
TwoSet, you guys should check out Anna Lee’s adult performances! She’s in her late twenties now and still an accomplished soloist and competitor. It’s interesting to observe her and see how these prodigies turn out.
I've never feel so old before reading someone saying that someone your age is in their late twenties. 🥲
Please, we haven't even hit 29 just yet.
When I watched her perform I stopped half way and just went to practise
That's how insecure I was guys, you're not alone *GO PRACTICE*
Ling Ling is proud of you
@@cereal3162 I'm ling ling's freind he's disappointed for you two wasting time for commenting and replying
@@acu6885 ;-;
I dont play any instruments though..
This made me cry before the 10 second mark of her performance
I am so glad you posted this. I've been sharing this for a long time. She is so tiny...the shoes..the dress, her skill at FIVE years old. I have watched her video tons of times. Thanks so much for this, great fun to watch both of you!!
The most validating thing is other musicians also hating themselves because little children are better than they are at their instruments.... I feel you.
Twoset says Paganini
Me: Paganini eats his Panini while driving his Pagani .
-while brushing his hair with a Paganini (its a brand of hair brush here in the Philippines)
Lol that's exactly what I thought when they first showed the reddit post
I once ordered a Paganini with cheese and tomatoes instead of a Panini... Awkward times...lol
Add to the impressiveness of it all by remembering she's doing this by memory, no sheet music.
You two are hilarious! But also very accomplished violinists. I enjoy your little snippets of playing. Would love more. Just happily discovered your channel yesterday. Will be back!
What I like about Brett and Eddie is that they judge different performers at the level they should be.
- If a guy claims to try to get a world record on a golden electric violin for Bumblebee and is missing half the notes, they'll tear into him
- If America's/Britain's Got Talent heavily value shallow and flashy instrument playing than actually quality instrument playing, they'll tear into them
- If a 6-year old is playing Paganini and is not always in tune and is a bit inconsistent, they'll be like, "Yeah it's not perfect but she's SIX".
So they intentionally change their standards based on how the people playing present themselves, which is valuable.
Haven't finished the video yet..
Hopefully the camera won't die again.
Edit: Lol what a miracle, it didn't die👁👄👁
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Paula Rueda Click the three dotted icon on the down uttermost right. Then click the report smth..
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I really love the way you two interact.You both are highly intelligent,gifted,humble and funny.Keep up the good work!!
It’s beyond impossible to fathom that an individual could have this sort of affinity with an art form and instrument!!! I love you guys’ commentary and reactions. It also rocks that you’re Australian! I found you yesterday and am loving your videos. It’s time spent that I feel I haven’t ‘wasted on youtube’. It’s enriching and eye opening and funny. Rock on rockstars!
1:22 I just love how editor-chan uses bretts lofi to every sad moment.
5 and a half years old playing PAGANINI. When I was 5 and a half I was still playing with toy cars and counting my basketball dribbles...
dRIBBLING i-
I WAS PLAYING DOLLS
I got stuck on a fridge because I try to lick the ice, so yeah.
She just creaking, it's not a violin playing
When I was five and a half, I didn't know what a violin was like.
She is adorable and inspiring, so many to admire 💖
I feel bad for her, because a lot of kids who are very talented at a young age as they get older and don't know where to go in life after being held as this amazing child become really unfulfilled.
Based on what people are saying in the comment section, she seems to be doing well as an adult, so you shouldn’t feel bad.
Gosh they keep getting younger. A while ago, you two were reacting to twelve-year-old prodigies. Then it was 11-year-old prodigies. And then a 7-year-old. And now this? Man these kids make me feel so incompetent lol
but this 6 yr old prodigy video was almost 20 yrs ago...
@@hironyx Well... it's till a six year old girl in the video...
I see that the camera has practiced and didn't died halfway through the video.
It sounds like nobody told her she *couldn't* do it, so she just did it, yo.
I love how honest you guys are, you make me laugh and educate me. I subscribed. I liked, too, to help save your self-esteem.
"Why am I crying? I don't even have self-esteem anymore."
Same.
**tries to look for good comments**
the comments: iM nOt FiRsT iM nOt LaSt WhEn I sEe TwOsEt I cLicK fAsT, oMg IvE nEvEr BeEn ThIs EaRlY
ikr then they get like 500 likes
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honestly, the best self-ad you'll ever see
Technically you’re always last when you click
"I'm just enjoying it at this point, and she's 6 years old"
Dont ever, EVER cut this without context
But that’s what you just did, I-
That was unnecessary
Unbelievably gifted & talented child prodigy....OMG!!! The guys actions are so funny!! LOVE IT!!!!
In some strange way I, a 56-year old currently struggling with Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, feel my self-esteem get a little bit better when I see the pain of Brett and Eddy when they watch all these prodigies. 😂 Time to go practice!
Good luck on your journey! Hope you enjoy it 😄
Lol, same here (63, Happy Farmer, Gavotte.)
@@samuelcollins8965 Thanks! I do enjoy it very much indeed. It's hard, but that makes it the more satisfying to see even the tiniest progress.
@@grantbmilburn Oh, I long for the day when I've come that far. Good luck with the next book!
@@katam6471 Thanks! Keep practicing 40 hours/day or 40 hours/month, whatever is practical. When you get to book 2 number 8 you can tell everyone that you play paganini.
maybe twoset can do a collab with her, she's in her 20s now i think
I really want to hear what she says.
The video of her playing this was posted 5 years ago, so she should be 11 or 12 rn
Oh wow.
I'm a piece of shit
Tanukouï-San oh yeah she’s 25 now
Even the the audience had a surprised reaction once she got started. Just rewind to the very beginning and you'll hear their response.
I don’t play an instrument but appreciate music and your perspective on difficulty as a musician and analysis of technical stuff. Thanks for explaining everything in a an easy to understand format to the rest of us. 😅
TwoSetViolin: 6=Year-Old Prodigy-
Their self-esteem: *Ight imma head out*
I day later: 2 year old prodigy playing Sibelius- self esteem -40404040