@створец сгущёнковоза I don't know if you are familiar with street performers but people give them their space to do what they do. You can clearly see that in the video, the people are not walking in the sidewalk because it's common sense not to get close. That lady was in a hurry for whatever reason and thought she could just ran behind him to not be slowed down by the people walking. First of all, everybody knows it's dangerous to run in a place that has a lot of people walking (seems like a shopping district). Second, he performs there because he knows there are lots of people so he can get more spectators and money, at his age it could be the only way he get incomes. So, who's really to blame? I would say the girl, but i really don't blame anyone because both suffered consequences. Also he was very polite despite everything so I don't see why you get so mad.
@створец сгущёнковоза There can't be consequences if people don't get too close to him as it should be. You can't blame the electricity if someone get's electrocuted by touching a wire barehanded can you? It's just dumb. If people don't know how to stay safe sooner or later they'll get hurt. And it has way more sense that people learn how to behave in a public space (not running and look at your suroundings) than saying to an old man "Hey stop doing what you do to get money, it could hurt dumb people". Also, it's not a "tiny" sidewalk. You can see there is no height diference between the sidewalk and the street so we can asume is a street only for pedestrians (You can see that in the full video if you search). So.. how wide is an entire street? 12 meters? Why would that lady just cross behind him having such a wide space? It was her who risked herself to get hurt. The man did nothing.
Pretty sure those "April Fools" smashes were probably spare violins. Schools do have cheap instruments for students to use, and they're not always the most well taken care of. I'm sure there's a storeroom somewhere behind every band room that has essentially unusable instruments. In my mind, the third guy walked back in with a brand new violin his parents bought him, he was obviously the soloist, so maybe they shelled out for one of his own. Obviously, he cleared it with the teacher to smash one of the crappier school violins. Or he's a frustrated teenager that just rage quit Orchestra.
At my school there is a 3ft pile of broken cellos, violins, and violas in one of the practice rooms. We call it the “graveyard”. That violin was probably a broken one.
I feel so bad for the first guy... I dont like seeing old people sad like that. And the way he asked the lady if she was okay was so.. what a great guy
@@tooswaggy3866 it wasnt her fault either tho. She was just walking in the walkway like youre supposed to. How would have she expected him to suddenly jump and turn around?
That April Fools video with the teacher is super old but they bought a violin shaped object just to be destroyed so no quality instruments were harmed!
I feel so bad for the first old man, i would buy him a new one if i ever meet him, he even asked if the girl was okay, we definitely need more people in this world like a legend like him
You can just *FEEL* for the old man, I just wanna buy him a new one. He didn't even get angry, just asked if she was ok. Poor dude probably trying to earn money. Must've cost him tons
@@nicholascries4668 Oh no, I have a pretty good idea. Even if he spent a fortune on that violin, he plays it like an amateur and he's reckless with it. If someone drinks and drives with a mercedes, I don't blame everyone else if they crash it.
@@dragames Either you are fishing for hate and this is a prank, or you have no empathy. Did you even know that he was drunk? If no, stop basing a judgement off your own opinions.
@@Gnexz. Not all sadly (at least not where I live), but that one sure was a gentleman. Not sure what to say, but damn. I hope he was able to get that same violin again and it didn't cost him much x-x
My flinchworthy story. When I was in junior high school, one of my classmates wanted to make a violin. He was a cellist and really into woodworking. His dad had a fully equipped shop at home, but he did a lot of work at school, since we actually had a pretty cool shop teacher. He was meticulous in carving out a beautifully shaped top, measuring it carefully with calipers to make sure it was the right thickness all the way through. Fantastic work. He had started working on the scroll, when one day in shop I saw him standing there with a sad look on his face. "What happened?" I asked. "(Person not to be named) sat on it. He sat on my violin," he said. "And he just said, I sat on your violin!' Sure enough, there it was, with was a crack in the top, at the f-holes, from being crushed. So sad. We had high stools in the shop, surrounding the work tables, but the guy for some reason decided to plop himself down on a table rather than sit on a stool, and didn't look where he was sitting. So stupid, since we often left tools like chisels, files and saws on those tables, not to mention our projects. I think he eventually finished it, at home, but I never saw the finished instrument, so I don't know if it was playable. That crack probably would have caused all kinds of chatter.
Part of what you're taught in shop classes (heck, most of what you're taught) is safety. The kid who sat on the bench honestly probably should have been told that he lost his shop privileges and that he would have to stay in the classroom for the remainder of the semester, rather than be trusted with any of the dangerous equipment in the shop (and if it meant he failed the class, then he failed and it was his own fault - our shop classes had similar policies that were drilled into us to ensure we took the safety parts seriously)
Me too. I literally bawled my eyes out after reading the comment section. It's just too sad, I feel so sad for the old man. Especially when he asked the woman "Are you okay?" even though his violin broke and he tried picking it up. I could only guess that it must cost a lot.
When I see old people sad it makes my heart shatter.... one time I was visiting my grandparents and my grandma dropped a super tiny white pill on the white floor and she had others but I wanted to find it for her sooo bad so I was crawling on the floor looking until I found it 😂 it was such a small thing but I felt so bad
@@user-st4ur2pz5p Ikr, she clearly could have found a better route, it's common knowledge that street performers need space! How's he gonna earn money now!?
Elijah Rivera i feel so bad for that man :/ he put so much effort into his performance only to get it ruined by a woman who doesn’t know where to walk when someone is performing
Okay let's just say this, she accidentally bump the violin because she was in a hurry and she was minding his own business and the violin player didn't realize that the woman was behind her so i only hope one thing the woman feels sorry and paid him for a new violin
Itay Oz Nah don’t even try to justify the woman. There was so much space for her to walk, and it’s pretty common sense not to walk through someone’s performance anyways.
The girl is a dumbass, it's stupid to run behind a musician, and it's disrespectful, I feel so bad for the old man, Damm, he probably lost something very valuable to him because a disrespectful idiot decided to fuck him over
Agree the first one was the worst. Didn't know for whom to feel bad,the violinist the lady or the violin. What if it was some old cherished violin of his and it ended up shattering like that.. idk man that video was sad
I cried for the first one it was so sad to see the violin DIE but he is so kind for not getting mad and Saying are you ok? Truly a kind soul❤️ I love your vids
Me too, he was just having some fun, and an unfortunate accident happened :( I hope he got another one and that the woman was kind about it. Also, what were the pieces played at 5:16 and 8:23??
I have a crazy one for you guys… in 8th grade, we were passing out new music and I had some extras, so I leaned my bow up against my chair, stood up and put the extras on my teacher’s stand (I was in the front row so I just stood up and reached over) and I sat back down and just heard a crunch. I stood up and saw the tip of my bow lying limply on my chair, and I was like “…um… Mr Brown?” And he was like “oh… well these things happen, you can borrow a bow for this class” and I did. But the bright side was, I needed a full size violin anyway so we went to the music store to get one that weekend 😊
@@miwir1248 i dont know wat was on the girl mind but why would you run on a tight space behind someone performing even if he was still she could bump into him
@@judygambel2801 I don't know what was in this guy mind, but why would you play in a narrow space jumping and spinning around when someone can walk behind you. Even if he didn't smash his violin *on her face* he could still bump into someone. Maybe she was in a hurry, maybe she was worried about something, probably wasn't thinking straight and who in hell would predict the guy playing violin in the street would do a twisted backflip right at the moment you are behind him? This was an unfortunate incident, there is no point in blaming people.
people mock classical musicians for not moving&dancing while they play (I know some do) but that first accident just shows how important a Heifetz-statue pose is for safety reasons.
There should be some limits about movements it's true. But moving makes audience feel you are very involved in music you play and make them feel the same way about the music, so some moves and smile make really good image for sure. The other thing is that if you are street musician you should always aware of space you are using and what's going on around you (I know it from my own experience. There are also stories about streets musicians that were stolen money because they wheren't paying attention wat is going on arround them). That's the thing the man in video certainly didn't care about. Another good thing about the right stature is that it helps to play better, more in tune and not having any pain afterwards. But when you come the certain level you surely can find the ballance between moving and stature to achive both great sound and looking good. I can tell it as street musician who played 9 years in music school and for now on havve 7 years of street playing experience.
@@vasyltrushchak7536 actualy i blame the girl running behind him if he din't spin she could posibly bump him as well its much safer if she is running in front and not trying to squese behind him
Kay, I live in London where there are tons of buskers n street performers like that, and WHY IN THE WORLD WOULD YOU GO BEHIND SOMEONE LIKE THAT?! WHY?! NOBODY DOES THAT. First of all, it’s encroaching on his performance space which is super rude, AND you might mess something up, like Idk get in the way of his performance and get frickin’ whacked across the face and break his violin!! Man. I’d hate to be her. Wow.
Once my teacher smashed a prop violin for April fools bc she “couldn’t tune it” and the whole orchestra was like shocked and then we all signed it and it’s in the orchestra room at my school
Well...he had wrinkles on his neck so I thought he was a grandpa but anyways I edited my comment and made it to man thanks for the likes btw😉 thanks for correcting me
I feel so bad for the old man he must’ve tried to get money he has a real heart to not be mad at the lady and say are you okay. I genuinely want to buy him another. That is really sad.
I’m about to cry at the first one, because old people doing things to earn a bit of something (anything: money, respect, love) always make me really really sad like, I just want to give them a big hug and let them know that they are very loved and not alone and then give them the money/necessities they need (not that I have them). And the fact that it’s a violin, a whole instrument, which costs a lot of money, makes it even worse. He was dancing around and jumping (way more agile than the average elderly, and goodness think about how it might be hurting him) and putting all this genuine effort in to get some extra dosh, only to lose his violin completely 😭 what if he can’t afford a new one?? What if that was one of his possessions for years, something he’s been passionate about for a great portion of his life, only for it to be stripped away from him by a reckless woman… gosh I’m about to cry. Please, please I’m praying that things turned out well for him. I’m sorry for the misfortune in the world. AND AFTER THAT HE WENT STRAIGHT TO CHECK IF THE WOMAN WAS OK IM CRYING NOW 😭
Pfft. ok. She probably wouldn't have wanted to walk in _front_ of him, probably because she didn't want to block the view of spectators. Besides, walking in front of him might have just been a bit of a rude gesture. And you can see that she was in a hurry, so she probably couldn't have had the time to acknowledge him. And come on, she isn't "ruining someone's source of income" on purpose. I don't think anybody's to blame here, really
Holy crap man. I just realized that guy in the first clip said “Are you ok?” to the lady he hit while glancing at his violin. He just cared about others first while suffering deep inside for his violin without complaining and just thought about the person he hurt first. Holy crap man that old man is a pure one. BUY HIM A VIOLIN NOW!
I'm just the type of person who has little to none sympathy for the woman in in first clip. LIKE SERIOUSLY WHO RUNS BEHIND A STREET PERFORMANCE LIKE THAT?
Fr tho, she deserved it. Theres plenty of space on the sidewalk instead she decided to squeeze through that tiny space behind the performer, she probably knew it wasn't going to work but still decided to do it. It's common sense, I don't care if anyone accuses him of doing stunts while performing, that's not the issue. Even if a performer were to do stunts, you wouldn't blindly walk into that, would you? Literally, PLENTY OF SPACE ON THE SIDEWALK AND THAT MF DECIDES TO WALK BEHIND AND GET HIT. Look at her glare at the old man, I'm geniuely irritated by this ignorant woman.
@@nbartlett6538 uhhh a dancing street performer? Now seriously who run throw a narrow space behind a obviously dancing violinist if there is like a lot more space in front of him??!
@@lookatvoid1006 Why on earth would you run in *front* of a street musician, blocking the view of his audience?? The jump and spin is entirely unexpected. While I feel sympathy for him, no responsible violin owner would act like this, except perhaps with a junk violin that they don't mind losing.
I honestly really felt bad for the old man playing the violin, he broke his poor fiddle, i dont know if that was plastic or wood, but i really feel bad for that old guy
I watch tons of these kinds of videos, but honestly, you're the first of any of them I've seen where you guys feel really genuine, down to earth people. You don't feel "prepped and prepared" for youtube. Some of them feel almost like... TV hosts? It feels almost like they have a script or something. But you guys feel really genuine, just two guys who play instruments sitting down to record youtube videos. I like that.
When they said don't watch this with your baby instruments I literally turned around to where my cello is sitting and said "Yorak, cover your tuning pegs. It isn't safe."
It's been 2 years and I still feel bad for the old guy... The dude probably was tryna make money through performing outside in a way people will be entertained... That alone needs a lot of courage and bravery to do.. But the moment the head broke onto the woman... I feel like I'm gonna cry.. The way he looked like he's panicking for his violin while can't really be concerning at the moment bc the woman might've been hurt and get angry.. Maaaan!!!!! PLEASE TELL ME SOMEONE HELPED THE PURE HEARTED DUDE...
That second video was made by my High School teacher. The violin was an $80 piece of plywood bought by 4 students. He's a great guy and a fantastic conductor.
let’s be real, everyone commenting calling the old street performer a “maniac” and an “idiot” has no respect or understanding for people who have to supplement or eke out a living busking for tips. that man was nothing but kind to that woman who he knew he had injured; he didn’t rage at her and he didn’t blame her, and yet some (a lot) of y’all are acting like he’s some malicious assailant. maybe go spend 40 hours a day practicing some empathy.
I have busked before. In my experience, if you’re going to be spinning around, you need to make sure you’re in a place where no one can go behind you- a corner or closer to the wall- because if you’re doing sudden movements like that that the average person wouldn’t expect, it’s you who has to be responsible for making sure that the environment is safer for everyone. I don’t think that he’s malicious in intent or should necessarily be in trouble for it, but everyone who’s insulting the girl or saying that she should pay for the violin are, in my opinion, in the wrong as well.
yeah... his only source of income just legit broke from this girl and I can't even imagine how much it costs. My flute costs about 4.5k....T~T oh man oh man ugh I'm getting stressed just thinking about it
@@phoenix9531 HAHAHAH lol I guess, but like to get a really good tone, many people have to buy a more expensive one, but I'm just thankful for my parents for buying me it
What even worse is, we don't even know how much the true value of that violin. Like who knows, It could be a gift from someone important to him, like probably his late wife
it was! If i remember correctly it was an old half broken one they spent something like $20 on just for the prank (the video is from my high school orchestra lol) EDIT: ok I checked and it was actually $80 and the violin literally had one string which is funny (pls no one get mad at my lack of fact checking lmao)
@@eleanorkoenig9348 That was funny. I was just so confused by that video clip because I'd originally watched in on mute as to not disturb my housemates. I got the impression that the teacher was a closet Nazi that couldn't control his emotions, as most people surely do, but was utterly confused by the high‑five that had come later.
I remember being in 8th grade and the orchestras of middle schools and high schools in my district were all gathered and performing at a certain high school, and apparently one year, somebody’s violin fell between the bleachers and splintered to pieces on the ground (for those unaware, in some schools in the US, they have indoor bleachers in the gym, which was where we and other schools had been sitting while we waited our turn to perform). Rest assured I was clutching my viola with my entire life after hearing that-
The first one broke my heart. That poor guy. 😥Such a kind heart. Not many people like this are left in the world. :( If I were him I would have just raged at her.
I'm worried only about the girl. The violin was a cheap one and the man was woundless (and quite stupid), but I bet the girl's mouth was bleeding. Not funny at all.
@@antoniong1449 Exactly! You should NOT be worrying about the violin. The girl's condition should be the only thing to be concerned about. She was covering her mouth, I can only imagine from pain, as that guy did swing his violin into her. You could say she should not be moving behind him, but this is a public access area and he should be more aware of his surroundings, considering the energetic movements he was doing while performing.
hollow-body strings and wood-framed -pianos are *this* close to implosion at concert pitch. Neglecting a crack on the soundboard ("top" or "tapa") is inviting a disaster. Solid-body electrics and modern iron-frame piano just dont care. I've cracked lacquer on my spanish guitar's soundboard just by having thumped the arm of a chair a little too forcefully with the side of the guitar, at the lower bout, when I turned around after someone called me. smh. Just that thump cracked lacquer, and she's a 50 year old yamaha, which are *tanks* by comparison. yes.... they are soooooo fragile. Any instrument demands respect, but strings are super-sensitive.
One time I dropped mine and to save it I had to face plant on the ground to soften its fall, and catch it when it fell. I was not buying a new one, my nose can wait.
Once I was in orchestra and this one girl that had been playing for a few years at that point and was probably the best player in our class dropped her violin ON THE CARPET and it just fell apart completely.
*scrolls down comments... scrolls back up...* Guys I feel so sad for the first dude who broke his violin but was still asking if the girl was ok... pure heart man...
Because the chainsaw is a lethal weapon commonly used in cases of murder while I'm very sure a violin is a musical instrument invented to play a tune. Also, when's the last time you've read a book and someone's used a violin to decapitate their enemy?
not just the first guy broke his violin, but he will also can never make memories with that violin ever again. that may seem nothing to others who doesn't play because it's just an "object" but dude, i really do treat my keyboard as a loved one of mine. if i was that guy, i will still keep it and put it as a display to give it a respect
Viola is legit a different instrument then a violin. I'm confused do they play Viola's but then it says Violinist. I play Viola so I'm just abit confused is all.
i feel bad for the first guy he was just trying to earn some money... but then he got his violin broken and he wasn't even mad, instead he was comforting the woman. Those things are expensive.
When the woman didnt stop when her bow broke, it doesnt mean she didnt realized it. She already realized it and continued because its called “Professionalism”
When I was younger taking lessons, I loved my violin. Most of the other kids acted like they didn’t care and constantly dropped their violins. They never broke, somehow. The idea of hurting this beautiful instrument terrified me, though, so I was always very careful. It was difficult, as I had fine motor issues, but I never dropped it. Until... One day, it drops like, only one foot, and is INSTANTLY broken: bridge fallen out, neck snapped, and the stick inside dislodged. I was so sad, cause then they called me irresponsible and the instrument that I thought of as a friend was practically destroyed. I got to keep it, but no music store was capable of fixing it. And that is my rant XD
I played clarinet and it would terrify me to drop it. It broke once in all county(a giant music festival) and I thought I was done for and was so embarrassed
clarinet gang lessgo. Also once I had a friend that somehow managed to break his clarinet in band. one of the many metal pieces fell out somehow. Fortunately the teacher fixed it.
After watching this i feel like hugging my violin Carefully After covering it in bubble wrap On a bed Which is beside another bed In a padded room With nobody within a 5 meter radius
I don't even have a violin but I'd want to wrap one now in some good soft material (don't know which one would not damage the violin at all) and put it in a hard case so that no-one can hit it, sit on it, step on it, or smash it. Not intentionally nor accidentally.
My friend’s bridge fell off twice today both before our performance the second time and the first time at practice but our music teacher is really good and put it back on in 5 minutes
I was joking, I actually saw a dog pass after being run over when I was little, it was awful and I cried for a long time. I know you can’t compare that to an instrument.
@Pinkichu Xo @KC the Tubby Calm down, it's what we call a hyperbole. I'm an animal lover as well (just look at my pfp), but I understand what she was trying to express. Musicians have a special bond with their instrument. As Eddy says in the video, it's like their "baby". I'm not a musician myself, but this video was painful to watch. I can't even imagine a musician's feelings watching these beautiful instruments being smashed...
@@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia I understand, perfectly. Just in MY opinion (keyword my) a living being is quite more expensive to lose. I understand it was a metaphor/hyperbole.
@@artymiis no, not really. the original comment was. talking about the first vid. this one says when he finishes, the guy in the first vid didnt finish,. later in the vid, somebody finishes and their bridge slips out
I can tell that Old Man in the 1st Clip was Sad and Very Shocked and that woman Regret that plus How Is he gonna continue if a new violin is gonna cost Too much, He said if that woman was Ok means that He would probably be Fine later on since he cares more about the people being ok and entertained by him.
I think he was also being smart. Unfortunately, if the girl was hurt, she could sue and she would actually win. There isn't anything legally wrong with running behind a performer, it's just rude. But swinging around a wooden object in a busy public space without ensuring that people can't accidently get into that space, unfortunately there can be legal repercussions for that.
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That first guy is the most active 70 year old I’ve ever seen
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The first guy losing his violin made me genuinely sad.
@створец сгущёнковоза I don't see why he is an idiot tho, It was just pure bad luck
@створец сгущёнковоза ofc that was his act. What the hell was he supposed to do?
@створец сгущёнковоза I don't know if you are familiar with street performers but people give them their space to do what they do. You can clearly see that in the video, the people are not walking in the sidewalk because it's common sense not to get close. That lady was in a hurry for whatever reason and thought she could just ran behind him to not be slowed down by the people walking. First of all, everybody knows it's dangerous to run in a place that has a lot of people walking (seems like a shopping district). Second, he performs there because he knows there are lots of people so he can get more spectators and money, at his age it could be the only way he get incomes. So, who's really to blame? I would say the girl, but i really don't blame anyone because both suffered consequences. Also he was very polite despite everything so I don't see why you get so mad.
@створец сгущёнковоза There can't be consequences if people don't get too close to him as it should be. You can't blame the electricity if someone get's electrocuted by touching a wire barehanded can you? It's just dumb. If people don't know how to stay safe sooner or later they'll get hurt. And it has way more sense that people learn how to behave in a public space (not running and look at your suroundings) than saying to an old man "Hey stop doing what you do to get money, it could hurt dumb people".
Also, it's not a "tiny" sidewalk. You can see there is no height diference between the sidewalk and the street so we can asume is a street only for pedestrians (You can see that in the full video if you search). So.. how wide is an entire street? 12 meters? Why would that lady just cross behind him having such a wide space? It was her who risked herself to get hurt. The man did nothing.
@створец сгущёнковоза bruh the lady could've gone the other way, going behind him isnt the only option
I felt terrible for the old man first he was probably just trying to earn money
He looked like he really enjoyed it too... something that can make you money and bring happiness is very rare
If he needed to earn money he now needs to buy a new violin and use even more money
@@yannanhuang6510 yea I agree
@Irida ikr
Me too
Pretty sure those "April Fools" smashes were probably spare violins.
Schools do have cheap instruments for students to use, and they're not always the most well taken care of. I'm sure there's a storeroom somewhere behind every band room that has essentially unusable instruments.
In my mind, the third guy walked back in with a brand new violin his parents bought him, he was obviously the soloist, so maybe they shelled out for one of his own. Obviously, he cleared it with the teacher to smash one of the crappier school violins. Or he's a frustrated teenager that just rage quit Orchestra.
The third guy was unexpectedly raw
And then he has to pay for it 💀
or the instruments were fake
That still doesn't give the right to smash an instrument
At my school there is a 3ft pile of broken cellos, violins, and violas in one of the practice rooms. We call it the “graveyard”. That violin was probably a broken one.
Me: Eh I’m not a violinist this won’t hurt.
The first video clip: *Are you sure about that?*
Duolingo OwO sameee
Me to tho
So me. My friends is a violinist. I'mma show him this
@@mikeysglitterbass9610nO-
Same and I’m a pianist
I feel so bad for the first guy... I dont like seeing old people sad like that. And the way he asked the lady if she was okay was so.. what a great guy
ya and that lady just stood there
Fuck that bitch. I feel for the musician
@@creepybabby she was a little shocked by that
@@tooswaggy3866 it wasnt her fault either tho. She was just walking in the walkway like youre supposed to. How would have she expected him to suddenly jump and turn around?
@@user-hx8ee9ly3q and. Stfu
That April Fools video with the teacher is super old but they bought a violin shaped object just to be destroyed so no quality instruments were harmed!
Thank goodness!
Thats not what happened that kid had an old instrument the teacher felt bad bought a new one for the kid then broke the old one.
@@talentlessmonke3284 no, they bought a fake and broke the fake. no logical person would break a real violin on purpose
It’s actually is violin, just such cheap ones that makes probably no sound
That guy is my regular orchestra teacher. He explained it all to us.
I feel so bad for the first old man, i would buy him a new one if i ever meet him, he even asked if the girl was okay, we definitely need more people in this world like a legend like him
me too like i felt so bad :(
You can just *FEEL* for the old man, I just wanna buy him a new one. He didn't even get angry, just asked if she was ok. Poor dude probably trying to earn money. Must've cost him tons
You can tell people who side with the girl have no idea. That violin probably cost a fortune, while the girl probably walked away unharmed
@Nicholas Cries and probably angry too! You can see that accusing glare on her face, not at all caring, just looking at him with that look
@@nicholascries4668 Oh no, I have a pretty good idea. Even if he spent a fortune on that violin, he plays it like an amateur and he's reckless with it. If someone drinks and drives with a mercedes, I don't blame everyone else if they crash it.
Devil's Advocake stfu
@@dragames Either you are fishing for hate and this is a prank, or you have no empathy. Did you even know that he was drunk? If no, stop basing a judgement off your own opinions.
I feel bad for the old man because he’s trying to see if the girl wasn’t hurt
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@@Gnexz. Not all sadly (at least not where I live), but that one sure was a gentleman. Not sure what to say, but damn. I hope he was able to get that same violin again and it didn't cost him much x-x
Chizuru94 I know right..
I feel so terrible for the old man, his violin broke 😢. He didn’t rage at the woman or anything and instead asked if she was ok. True kind heart
the woman was just trying to menacingly stare him down
Literally he couldn’t pick up the violin it was so sad
my heart broke 💔
soo true
maybe it wasnt his like main instrument. i would dance around with my viola
My flinchworthy story. When I was in junior high school, one of my classmates wanted to make a violin. He was a cellist and really into woodworking. His dad had a fully equipped shop at home, but he did a lot of work at school, since we actually had a pretty cool shop teacher. He was meticulous in carving out a beautifully shaped top, measuring it carefully with calipers to make sure it was the right thickness all the way through. Fantastic work.
He had started working on the scroll, when one day in shop I saw him standing there with a sad look on his face. "What happened?" I asked.
"(Person not to be named) sat on it. He sat on my violin," he said. "And he just said, I sat on your violin!'
Sure enough, there it was, with was a crack in the top, at the f-holes, from being crushed. So sad.
We had high stools in the shop, surrounding the work tables, but the guy for some reason decided to plop himself down on a table rather than sit on a stool, and didn't look where he was sitting. So stupid, since we often left tools like chisels, files and saws on those tables, not to mention our projects.
I think he eventually finished it, at home, but I never saw the finished instrument, so I don't know if it was playable. That crack probably would have caused all kinds of chatter.
Part of what you're taught in shop classes (heck, most of what you're taught) is safety. The kid who sat on the bench honestly probably should have been told that he lost his shop privileges and that he would have to stay in the classroom for the remainder of the semester, rather than be trusted with any of the dangerous equipment in the shop (and if it meant he failed the class, then he failed and it was his own fault - our shop classes had similar policies that were drilled into us to ensure we took the safety parts seriously)
WHERE. IS. THAT. KID.
im not reading all that
@@nguyenseawhy comment then
@@nguyensea imagine lacking the neurological capacity to read a paragraph
The first one was so sad- I can’t stand watching old people be sad it’s just- A AAAAA aA
I KNOW MAN OLD PEOPLE HAVE THE POWER TO TAKE OVER MY HAPPY HEART :c
Me too. I literally bawled my eyes out after reading the comment section. It's just too sad, I feel so sad for the old man. Especially when he asked the woman "Are you okay?" even though his violin broke and he tried picking it up. I could only guess that it must cost a lot.
omg yes I want to cry I feel so bad, I want to buy him a new violin for his birthday omg omg poor guy
@@lolwoah168 So I am not alone.
When I see old people sad it makes my heart shatter.... one time I was visiting my grandparents and my grandma dropped a super tiny white pill on the white floor and she had others but I wanted to find it for her sooo bad so I was crawling on the floor looking until I found it 😂 it was such a small thing but I felt so bad
That first man... I feel so bad for him. If I could, I’d give him my Violin...
I'd give him my violin too, but I dont have a violin...
シ「 HxneyRxsez 」 same but violins are expensive so........
Some idiot is going to say that since ur a gacha whatever you say doesn't matter but it's just not true man.
Yesss
Kim Jisoo meh not really
If you can destroy your instrument slowly you can destroy it quickly
I screeched when I saw this. I went full-on pterodactyl
*flight of the bumblebee plays with increasing speed*
baus meat *sacrilege intensifies*
baus meat *_molto accelerando intensifies_*
*subito forte*
Eddie: I never flinch
Also Eddie: *loses after 4 clips*
Violinist: plays violin
.
Violin Bridge: *casually yeets itself from instrument*
Ian Hawkins this comment has made my day 😃
Bridge : *IGHT IMMA HEAD OUT*
Ian Hawkins **bridge has left the conversation**
@@HVT-jd5ce It has more than double that many now.
THIS HAS HAPPENED TO ME AT LEAST 4 TIMES IN THE SAME YEAR
ok but who tf runs behind a street performer i-
Who runs anywhere NEAR a street performer?
Elijah Rivera it’s like walking on the stage of a show. it’s really disrespectful
@@user-st4ur2pz5p Ikr, she clearly could have found a better route, it's common knowledge that street performers need space! How's he gonna earn money now!?
Elijah Rivera i feel so bad for that man :/ he put so much effort into his performance only to get it ruined by a woman who doesn’t know where to walk when someone is performing
Okay let's just say this, she accidentally bump the violin because she was in a hurry and she was minding his own business and the violin player didn't realize that the woman was behind her so i only hope one thing the woman feels sorry and paid him for a new violin
ugh that first video... the poor dude's violin was broken and the girl's mouth got smashed so hard. it's so painful to watch.
but why was she running there in the first place...
Itay Oz entertainment plus he’s probably poor not many people have much to do
Itay Oz Nah don’t even try to justify the woman. There was so much space for her to walk, and it’s pretty common sense not to walk through someone’s performance anyways.
She better fucking be paying for the violin
The girl is a dumbass, it's stupid to run behind a musician, and it's disrespectful, I feel so bad for the old man, Damm, he probably lost something very valuable to him because a disrespectful idiot decided to fuck him over
seeing you music nerds visibly freak out over the man's sheet music flapping in the breeze was comedy gold, thankyou haha
Agree the first one was the worst. Didn't know for whom to feel bad,the violinist the lady or the violin. What if it was some old cherished violin of his and it ended up shattering like that.. idk man that video was sad
Nah he was a busker, doubt he'd bring his most prized possession into the streets cus anything can happen
why did she run behind him?!?! I don't get it!
@@fa1ruz she might have seen someone filming and wanted to get out of the way quickly
@@fa1ruz What's wrong with walking behind him?
@@Ryan-qn1wr That there's a wall behind him. You know, a SMALL space
The first one made me cry. It just broke. I could tell that he was heartbroken and shocked and he still asked if she was okay. Purest soul.
Im sorry but I was laughing the whole time😂
Not just that part through the whole video🤣
same.. it just broke and he was probably around 70 and you could just tell that he was upset but he still asked if the woman was alright..
makes it 1k likes cutely
1. I agree, 2. Eri IS adorable UwU
oh thank god i was not the only one
3:47 “On April fool you‘re not allowed to smash your instrument”
OK. I play the piano.
My neighbor's kid put firework in his upright piano cuz he hated it so much
I sometimes just clap my hands🤔
@@lawrenceyang9959 I feel like everyone would
Yo violin.
Lemme smash.
@@lekhapratap1652 Viola no
I cried for the first one it was so sad to see the violin DIE but he is so kind for not getting mad and
Saying are you ok? Truly a kind soul❤️ I love your vids
Me: *was genuinely more worried abt the violin than the girl*
It's her fault tho. Common sense to not walk behind street performers (even if they are not moving a lot).
I have a panic attack when I freaking tap my viola or my bow on something
Firetire Animations same
@Eleana Siwatibau lol
@Eleana Siwatibau well I mean on my stand or something
Awe I just wanna give that poor old man a hug. He looked so shocked, apologetic and sad all at once :(
Me too, he was just having some fun, and an unfortunate accident happened :( I hope he got another one and that the woman was kind about it. Also, what were the pieces played at 5:16 and 8:23??
@@nobutternotes I don’t know for the 5:16 one, but I think the 8:23 one is the main theme from the movie _The Godfather_ .
Ikr I really fell very sorry for him 😭
Don't try to squeeze past a guy hopping around with a violin. Or a man juggling chainsaws.
Ikr like tf why she do that
To be seen on UA-cam
A man juggling chainsaws??
@@matthew65536 There are videos of it, even a world record one.
I don’t want to be mean but the first thing I thought of was, “why did you go behind him?”
I have a crazy one for you guys… in 8th grade, we were passing out new music and I had some extras, so I leaned my bow up against my chair, stood up and put the extras on my teacher’s stand (I was in the front row so I just stood up and reached over) and I sat back down and just heard a crunch. I stood up and saw the tip of my bow lying limply on my chair, and I was like “…um… Mr Brown?” And he was like “oh… well these things happen, you can borrow a bow for this class” and I did. But the bright side was, I needed a full size violin anyway so we went to the music store to get one that weekend 😊
That first one just made me sad :( poor guy
Teclinsoro ikr it was tragic...that poor man
Poor girl, he straight up assaulted her with his bad performance.
@@miwir1248 i dont know wat was on the girl mind but why would you run on a tight space behind someone performing even if he was still she could bump into him
Stupid girl! It was her fault so she should pay for a new violin. Her fault entirely, stupid, stupid girl.
@@judygambel2801 I don't know what was in this guy mind, but why would you play in a narrow space jumping and spinning around when someone can walk behind you. Even if he didn't smash his violin *on her face* he could still bump into someone.
Maybe she was in a hurry, maybe she was worried about something, probably wasn't thinking straight and who in hell would predict the guy playing violin in the street would do a twisted backflip right at the moment you are behind him?
This was an unfortunate incident, there is no point in blaming people.
people mock classical musicians for not moving&dancing while they play (I know some do) but that first accident just shows how important a Heifetz-statue pose is for safety reasons.
Oh no that hurt me on a different level.
There should be some limits about movements it's true. But moving makes audience feel you are very involved in music you play and make them feel the same way about the music, so some moves and smile make really good image for sure.
The other thing is that if you are street musician you should always aware of space you are using and what's going on around you (I know it from my own experience. There are also stories about streets musicians that were stolen money because they wheren't paying attention wat is going on arround them). That's the thing the man in video certainly didn't care about.
Another good thing about the right stature is that it helps to play better, more in tune and not having any pain afterwards. But when you come the certain level you surely can find the ballance between moving and stature to achive both great sound and looking good. I can tell it as street musician who played 9 years in music school and for now on havve 7 years of street playing experience.
@@vasyltrushchak7536 actualy i blame the girl running behind him if he din't spin she could posibly bump him as well its much safer if she is running in front and not trying to squese behind him
Kay, I live in London where there are tons of buskers n street performers like that, and WHY IN THE WORLD WOULD YOU GO BEHIND SOMEONE LIKE THAT?! WHY?! NOBODY DOES THAT. First of all, it’s encroaching on his performance space which is super rude, AND you might mess something up, like Idk get in the way of his performance and get frickin’ whacked across the face and break his violin!! Man. I’d hate to be her. Wow.
I actually feel bad for the man
the first guy oh my god i wouldve cried on the spot
salsa salsa I would have screamed
Same ....
I would have given her $2500 just to say I'm sorry. Seriously.
@@geometricart7851 it's not the guys fault. It was hers for going behind him and not thinking logically
geometric art she is the idiotic one
Once my teacher smashed a prop violin for April fools bc she “couldn’t tune it” and the whole orchestra was like shocked and then we all signed it and it’s in the orchestra room at my school
"Do not watch with your baby instruments"
*turns to my keyboard piano*
It's fine he sleepin'
Right?! 😂 I’m under my bed covers so my keyboard can’t see a thing. 😂
xd my violin is in my case so I’m fine
My violin isn't even with me atm lol-
My guitar is safe in his sofe and comfy bed bag
My flute was in my case but was near me..I was scared to be honest 😂
That man was so embarassed and also was so kind asking that girl if she is ok
What if he wasn't a grandpa...😉😂
Yeah
how do you know he was a grandpa
Well...he had wrinkles on his neck so I thought he was a grandpa but anyways I edited my comment and made it to man thanks for the likes btw😉 thanks for correcting me
I hope he's okay and happy now
I feel so bad for the old man he must’ve tried to get money he has a real heart to not be mad at the lady and say are you okay. I genuinely want to buy him another. That is really sad.
Me too.
Same 😔
Same
why would he be mad at the lady?
Cause she went behind him and caused the accident. She should have gone around.
I’m about to cry at the first one, because old people doing things to earn a bit of something (anything: money, respect, love) always make me really really sad like, I just want to give them a big hug and let them know that they are very loved and not alone and then give them the money/necessities they need (not that I have them). And the fact that it’s a violin, a whole instrument, which costs a lot of money, makes it even worse. He was dancing around and jumping (way more agile than the average elderly, and goodness think about how it might be hurting him) and putting all this genuine effort in to get some extra dosh, only to lose his violin completely 😭 what if he can’t afford a new one?? What if that was one of his possessions for years, something he’s been passionate about for a great portion of his life, only for it to be stripped away from him by a reckless woman… gosh I’m about to cry. Please, please I’m praying that things turned out well for him. I’m sorry for the misfortune in the world.
AND AFTER THAT HE WENT STRAIGHT TO CHECK IF THE WOMAN WAS OK IM CRYING NOW 😭
I was more upset about the violin breaking rather than it hitting her face.
Me tok
*too
Me too
Same
Me too me too
Why would that gurl even run behind him?! That is such a small space to run through too?! She could’ve seen him already doing jumps before?!
That’s not really nice Kimberley Balacanao
Eleanor Pernice yeah Well it isnt nice to ruin someones source of income either
Pfft. ok. She probably wouldn't have wanted to walk in _front_ of him, probably because she didn't want to block the view of spectators. Besides, walking in front of him might have just been a bit of a rude gesture. And you can see that she was in a hurry, so she probably couldn't have had the time to acknowledge him. And come on, she isn't "ruining someone's source of income" on purpose.
I don't think anybody's to blame here, really
XD it’s playing the violin you don’t need to see it, just hear it.
Just Some Kraken With Internet Access she was probably in a rush-
Holy crap man. I just realized that guy in the first clip said “Are you ok?” to the lady he hit while glancing at his violin. He just cared about others first while suffering deep inside for his violin without complaining and just thought about the person he hurt first. Holy crap man that old man is a pure one.
BUY HIM A VIOLIN NOW!
Plot twist: He was talking to his violin.
Teufel Hunden Oh yeah makes sense!
Teufel Hunden LMAO
The fact that the woman was stupid enough to RUN anywhere NEAR a street performer
Has anyone noticed the neck of the violin snapped? Or I am just mistaken that it did?
I'm just the type of person who has little to none sympathy for the woman in in first clip. LIKE SERIOUSLY WHO RUNS BEHIND A STREET PERFORMANCE LIKE THAT?
Fr tho, she deserved it. Theres plenty of space on the sidewalk instead she decided to squeeze through that tiny space behind the performer, she probably knew it wasn't going to work but still decided to do it. It's common sense, I don't care if anyone accuses him of doing stunts while performing, that's not the issue. Even if a performer were to do stunts, you wouldn't blindly walk into that, would you? Literally, PLENTY OF SPACE ON THE SIDEWALK AND THAT MF DECIDES TO WALK BEHIND AND GET HIT. Look at her glare at the old man, I'm geniuely irritated by this ignorant woman.
Like seriously who jumps up and spins like that while holding a violin??!
@@nbartlett6538 uhhh a dancing street performer?
Now seriously who run throw a narrow space behind a obviously dancing violinist if there is like a lot more space in front of him??!
@@lookatvoid1006 Why on earth would you run in *front* of a street musician, blocking the view of his audience?? The jump and spin is entirely unexpected. While I feel sympathy for him, no responsible violin owner would act like this, except perhaps with a junk violin that they don't mind losing.
Who performs on a busy sidewalk like that?
literally why can’t that woman just walk in front like.
Well, it IS quite rude to walk between a performer and their audience.
saheltaja I agree but just get to the point. she already knows that he is playing so just be polite and and walk around or in front..
I edited this comment cuz everyone is just being rude like, it's just my opinion
Well he was standing like an idiot on the pavement, where people are WALKING.
Nicolas Charalambous so he is supposed to be? where? the grass? the road, where he might get run over?
*Finishes violin piece*
Violin bridge: ight, imma head out
Aaahahah 😂😂😂
Lol mate
You evil, but funny man
Violin bridge has left the chat😂😂😂
I honestly really felt bad for the old man playing the violin, he broke his poor fiddle, i dont know if that was plastic or wood, but i really feel bad for that old guy
I did too, but I feel like he should’ve been at a wider sidewalk to avoid things like this.
Same 😭😓
Calico • It was rude for the girl to just walk in front of a street preformer tho. I felt so bad for the man
when he picked up his broken violin and you can see his legs and hands kinda were shaking. I'm sad now :( I didn't even play violin nor any music
it was definitely wood, and it seemed good quality too. You could tell he was heartbroken and I felt so sad when he lost his instrument...
You two have such infectiously positive personalities, I love your videos.
The typhoon near China is called “typhoon ling ling”. Ling ling now has multiple ways to blow his audience away
INFStiff Our Shanghainese bois were blown away by ling ling
God what a disaster
I laughed way harder at this than I should have 🤣🤣🤣
Yeah that ling ling hit korea few days ago and I was the only one laughing through the whole typhoon
Do Brett and eddy know about this?
when the kid just smashed his violin like that,
I nearly had a stroke.
NNitrozeus 105 I’m your 50 like :D
He can just give it to the old man
Or ruptured an aneurism.
I was like:
AHHHHHHHHHHHH! NOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Fuccc the first video.... I feel so bad for that poor guy
Literally poor 😫😫
I KNOW RIGHT?! He looked so enthusiastic with his lil performance!!
Why would that girl try to run behind a person that was clearing trying to perform.. *JUST GO AROUND HIM*
ツSync Common sense is not so common
@@katoca81 Maybe she was in a hurry? And there were many people watching this idiot playing and the only space to run through was behind him.
I watch tons of these kinds of videos, but honestly, you're the first of any of them I've seen where you guys feel really genuine, down to earth people. You don't feel "prepped and prepared" for youtube. Some of them feel almost like... TV hosts? It feels almost like they have a script or something. But you guys feel really genuine, just two guys who play instruments sitting down to record youtube videos. I like that.
This video makes me want to sit with my violin and hug it for like an hour...
It’s ok... It’s ok... It’s ok...
Play piano instead
Omg saaame if my violin broke 1. My mom would kill me 2. I would cry
Lol pianists be like:
Yeah, you don’t need to worry about someone picking up a piano and breaking it. Well, usually you don’t.
Liszt might’ve
When they said don't watch this with your baby instruments I literally turned around to where my cello is sitting and said "Yorak, cover your tuning pegs. It isn't safe."
So cute!
I snorted 😋🤣
I literally looked around my room for my violin
I kept my cello downstairs, far away from the video.
Me at my sweet flute, I was like..."do not come here and watch ¿ok?"
now nobody will know what i said.
Lol
That is so true
It's been 2 years and I still feel bad for the old guy... The dude probably was tryna make money through performing outside in a way people will be entertained... That alone needs a lot of courage and bravery to do.. But the moment the head broke onto the woman... I feel like I'm gonna cry.. The way he looked like he's panicking for his violin while can't really be concerning at the moment bc the woman might've been hurt and get angry.. Maaaan!!!!! PLEASE TELL ME SOMEONE HELPED THE PURE HEARTED DUDE...
Lesson learned:
Never run behind Lindsey Stirling
K
Lol
Yó
XD
YES
But.... What if it was someone else?
Soooooo you gonna ruuuuuun behind him or her
Violinist: plays the violin
Violin bridge: Ight ima head out
you stealedoled this comment calling cops now
@@nochannelaccess9461 ohh no the cops lol 😂😂
ye got me crackin'
this doesnt deserve a single like
@@nochannelaccess9461 well im calling tHE FBI
That second video was made by my High School teacher. The violin was an $80 piece of plywood bought by 4 students. He's a great guy and a fantastic conductor.
that's an expensive piece of plywood
@Hyun Ju depending on how high end you want your instrument, $80 is practically nothing.
$80 is nothing for a violin. It's a toy.
80$ o_O
my new piano is 8k(9k with taxes)
The April fools one was prolly not his main violin. They likely got a cheap student violin for like $50 to do it.
That poor man... His violin... My heart...
My bass ;)
F
To be fair she walked behind him sooooooooo
@Kiran Raina agree
That poor girl... Her face... My heart...
let’s be real, everyone commenting calling the old street performer a “maniac” and an “idiot” has no respect or understanding for people who have to supplement or eke out a living busking for tips. that man was nothing but kind to that woman who he knew he had injured; he didn’t rage at her and he didn’t blame her, and yet some (a lot) of y’all are acting like he’s some malicious assailant. maybe go spend 40 hours a day practicing some empathy.
@Benjamin Au more like 72
I have busked before. In my experience, if you’re going to be spinning around, you need to make sure you’re in a place where no one can go behind you- a corner or closer to the wall- because if you’re doing sudden movements like that that the average person wouldn’t expect, it’s you who has to be responsible for making sure that the environment is safer for everyone. I don’t think that he’s malicious in intent or should necessarily be in trouble for it, but everyone who’s insulting the girl or saying that she should pay for the violin are, in my opinion, in the wrong as well.
@@RayFlemming7080 Ah yeah, let's get close to the wall to see wether we smash the violin on the wall instead.
Mini Linlin it’s better to risk harming your own property than other people. Imagine if it was a child running behind him.
Idollize random strangers don’t cost thousands of dollars
who would smash an instrument for April fools.
THATS COSTS MONEY
All cheap Chinese violins must be smashed...
Poowawa TV my uncle bought a violin off amazon once, the tuners didn’t even work-
kaiden lee guaranteed
@@-s4933 wel you uncle got scammed by idiot money beggar (I hate scammers)
kaiden lee ur right no cap
the poor guy in the first clip
im surprised he was so calm
but whats worse is the fact that the whole neck came off...
like clean...
that first girl probably didn't even know how much that violin cost. That definitely made my heart sink.
yeah... his only source of income just legit broke from this girl and I can't even imagine how much it costs. My flute costs about 4.5k....T~T oh man oh man ugh I'm getting stressed just thinking about it
@@imtired6614 Sideflex
@@phoenix9531 HAHAHAH lol I guess, but like to get a really good tone, many people have to buy a more expensive one, but I'm just thankful for my parents for buying me it
What even worse is, we don't even know how much the true value of that violin. Like who knows, It could be a gift from someone important to him, like probably his late wife
Same :(
When I played violin the E string snapped and hit me on the face still have a scar 5 years later
Did you tighten it too much lmao
First time I tuned one I didn’t know it used precision pegs and I cut my face as well.
OOOHHHH!!!..... I’ve always had a slight fear of something like that happening
@@leedleleedlelee6912 it was my teach didn't know how to tune back then
OoOFf
I’m just hoping that the violin the teacher broke was one of those cheap Amazon knockoffs.
My heart hurts so god damn bad when that happened I hope is was a knockoff
Emma Smh it was an april fools joke
it was! If i remember correctly it was an old half broken one they spent something like $20 on just for the prank (the video is from my high school orchestra lol) EDIT: ok I checked and it was actually $80 and the violin literally had one string which is funny (pls no one get mad at my lack of fact checking lmao)
@@eleanorkoenig9348 That was funny. I was just so confused by that video clip because I'd originally watched in on mute as to not disturb my housemates. I got the impression that the teacher was a closet Nazi that couldn't control his emotions, as most people surely do, but was utterly confused by the high‑five that had come later.
@@naphbot134 even though it was a joke, he still broke his violin :
I remember being in 8th grade and the orchestras of middle schools and high schools in my district were all gathered and performing at a certain high school, and apparently one year, somebody’s violin fell between the bleachers and splintered to pieces on the ground (for those unaware, in some schools in the US, they have indoor bleachers in the gym, which was where we and other schools had been sitting while we waited our turn to perform). Rest assured I was clutching my viola with my entire life after hearing that-
Normal UA-cam channels:
"Let's save the best content for last so they watch"
TwoSetViolin:
*KILL THEM WITH THE FIRST CLIP*
“I never flinch because I’m a real violinist”
*cries in viola*
we can still practice 40h/day
Eddy: 'I never flinch, cos I'm a real violinist' 😎
Also Eddy: first to lose all 6 lives due to flinching 🤡🤡
The first one broke my heart. That poor guy. 😥Such a kind heart. Not many people like this are left in the world. :(
If I were him I would have just raged at her.
*The first one just made me gasp so hard*
Joanna Arcelo Me too! Still in chock. So unexpected! Poor girl, poor man, poor violin - poor my heart.
IT'S FUCKING HILARIOUSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
I felt so bad for that sweet old man! All he wanted to do was bring joy to the world :(
I'm worried only about the girl. The violin was a cheap one and the man was woundless (and quite stupid), but I bet the girl's mouth was bleeding. Not funny at all.
@@antoniong1449 Exactly! You should NOT be worrying about the violin. The girl's condition should be the only thing to be concerned about. She was covering her mouth, I can only imagine from pain, as that guy did swing his violin into her. You could say she should not be moving behind him, but this is a public access area and he should be more aware of his surroundings, considering the energetic movements he was doing while performing.
One of the main things I got out of this were: Damn, Violins are really easy breakable
Yeah it's just a hollow wooden shell, not difficult to damage really.
@Always Unlucky same 😔 It scared the life out of me 😅
hollow-body strings and wood-framed -pianos are *this* close to implosion at concert pitch. Neglecting a crack on the soundboard ("top" or "tapa") is inviting a disaster.
Solid-body electrics and modern iron-frame piano just dont care. I've cracked lacquer on my spanish guitar's soundboard just by having thumped the arm of a chair a little too forcefully with the side of the guitar, at the lower bout, when I turned around after someone called me. smh. Just that thump cracked lacquer, and she's a 50 year old yamaha, which are *tanks* by comparison. yes.... they are soooooo fragile. Any instrument demands respect, but strings are super-sensitive.
One time I dropped mine and to save it I had to face plant on the ground to soften its fall, and catch it when it fell. I was not buying a new one, my nose can wait.
Once I was in orchestra and this one girl that had been playing for a few years at that point and was probably the best player in our class dropped her violin ON THE CARPET and it just fell apart completely.
Am I the only one who thought that the broken bow was actually her hair? 😂 4:05
Adele Skinner Yeahh I actually thought that first time I saw that video. The my friend was like bruhh
Yeah I was thinking that too lol
Can't blame us, her hair was the same color on camera.
It was the bow hair, almost.
no me too lol
Bruh it’s such a sudden burst of strings how would you not notice unless you weren’t looking
I feel so honored because my piano teacher “Leonicole Pablico” met Brett and Eddy in 2014 he said they became best friends but they lost contact.
3:16 I like how he took care to put his bow respectfully on the stand before he smashed his violin lol
Does the bow actually cost more than the violin??
@_E_ what if the violin is original and the bow is from Amazon?
@@BritishRailClass47 then you can’t even play, the bow quality is what matters-
Ruined 666
I just wanna get the old man another violin, he looked really sad
oI FelIXXXx
Bruh but like violin isn't cheap :]
Hes old so the violin is prob old like that man
Unrelated but oI fElIx!!!
@Laura Manaloto staaaaayyyyyyyy!
That first guy almost made me break out in tears, what if it was his father’s instrument and it had sentimental value.... I feel bad for the guy ;-;
no
@@jalmyral how the hell do u not feel bad for him? u must have a heart of ice 😔🙁
@@jvallury Does saying ‘no’ make someone automatically say they don’t feel bad for him?
@@tellmethesongoftherain6534 no but here i think it seems to be the case.
Same
*scrolls down comments... scrolls back up...*
Guys I feel so sad for the first dude who broke his violin but was still asking if the girl was ok... pure heart man...
last time i was this early, the guiness world record for fastest violin player still existed
@@giuseppedemaglie hm. no
Ben Lee wants to know your location
YOU WOULDN’T SQUEEZE PAST A PERFORMER JUGGLING CHAINSAWS
SO WHY TF WOULD YOU DO IT TO A GUY JUMPING AROUND WITH HIS VIOLIN-
ReanaIsHere *copied sir
Because the chainsaw is a lethal weapon commonly used in cases of murder while I'm very sure a violin is a musical instrument invented to play a tune. Also, when's the last time you've read a book and someone's used a violin to decapitate their enemy?
@@gabriellel1118 If that was an option in a video game Man would I wanna play that game
@@gabriellel1118 I don't think you fully understand what a chainsaw is if you think it's "commonly" used in murder
@@josephcampise9950 Okay, you're probably right, but it's more commonly known for murder than the violin, anyway.
**Boy smashes instrument**
Me: *SAY SIKE RIGHT NOW*
I'm in band and one boy did that with his trumpet I sat next to him everytime he got mad I held my trumpet for dear life
Me: *WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY*
iJinHit sike*
everyone liked that
not the violin breaking
Jinhit it is💜
not just the first guy broke his violin, but he will also can never make memories with that violin ever again. that may seem nothing to others who doesn't play because it's just an "object" but dude, i really do treat my keyboard as a loved one of mine. if i was that guy, i will still keep it and put it as a display to give it a respect
I love how their merch is actually wearable clothing, not just plain advertising of their yt channel, or them in general. Very cool, way to go
Thank you TwoSet, very cool!
Viola
I love TwoSet, but isn't most merch wearable?
@@HappyGamer-br1ls it basically man's you don't look like a walking advertisement for twoset
Viola is legit a different instrument then a violin. I'm confused do they play Viola's but then it says Violinist. I play Viola so I'm just abit confused is all.
i feel bad for the first guy he was just trying to earn some money... but then he got his violin broken and he wasn't even mad, instead he was comforting the woman. Those things are expensive.
When the little girl's bow strings fell out and her eyes popped, I was laughing so hard.. I'm sorry :/
Raining Gacha same :|
Raining Gacha
That vine
same, because i've seen it before
It was funny but made my soul hurt cause I have a violin and I’m scared of that happening
This was the first twoset video I ever watched. Thank you two for getting me to start practicing again.
Guy: Casually finishes playing a beautiful violin solo
Bridge: IGHT IMMA HEAD OUT
Honestly my half size violin was like that all the time!!
When the woman didnt stop when her bow broke, it doesnt mean she didnt realized it. She already realized it and continued because its called “Professionalism”
Finally a guy who doesn't talk about the first guy
@Caralena Lindberg saaaame
I woulda ditched it and plucked lol
yeah, you could see her trying to get the stray bow hairs out of her fingers :(
Yeppp
When I was younger taking lessons, I loved my violin. Most of the other kids acted like they didn’t care and constantly dropped their violins. They never broke, somehow. The idea of hurting this beautiful instrument terrified me, though, so I was always very careful. It was difficult, as I had fine motor issues, but I never dropped it. Until...
One day, it drops like, only one foot, and is INSTANTLY broken: bridge fallen out, neck snapped, and the stick inside dislodged. I was so sad, cause then they called me irresponsible and the instrument that I thought of as a friend was practically destroyed. I got to keep it, but no music store was capable of fixing it.
And that is my rant XD
I played clarinet and it would terrify me to drop it. It broke once in all county(a giant music festival) and I thought I was done for and was so embarrassed
@@jacobrichardson611 YES SAME
i play bass clarinet and clarinet so-
also mine didn’t break
@@jonah9916 nice. I only played B flat
clarinet gang lessgo. Also once I had a friend that somehow managed to break his clarinet in band. one of the many metal pieces fell out somehow. Fortunately the teacher fixed it.
@@sacriligiousstick that would scare me all the way to the devil's door
I think that the man needs Ling Ling insurance. He was so kind asking is the woman was alright. Truly a legend. Such a kind-hearted soul.
I put a blanket over my cello when the first guy dropped his violin. My cello flinched...
@Nada Dawood (Student)
Angel replied: cool, I play the piano
(◡ ω ◡)💖
Cello players whwre u at
Did you not listen to the warning?
AYEEEEE cello gang :3
I play cello too 😝
After watching this i feel like hugging my violin
Carefully
After covering it in bubble wrap
On a bed
Which is beside another bed
In a padded room
With nobody within a 5 meter radius
violinning human I don’t even play an instrument and I wanna do the same
This comment is underrated.
I don't even have a violin but I'd want to wrap one now in some good soft material (don't know which one would not damage the violin at all) and put it in a hard case so that no-one can hit it, sit on it, step on it, or smash it. Not intentionally nor accidentally.
That’s the Ling Ling way to do it.
"Do not watch this video with your baby instruments"
Me: *immediately turns head over to my tuba across the room*
Aren't tubas born fully grown?
Cries in piano
Looks at my cello
Back in the closet you go
Tuba is bed time
Me: *nervously looking at my piano and electric piano
Baby please close your lid it’s bed time
My friend’s bridge fell off twice today both before our performance the second time and the first time at practice but our music teacher is really good and put it back on in 5 minutes
I actually started tearing up during that first video. This video is the musician’s equivalent to watching dogs get run over
Wtf, you realize that dogs are a LIVING BREATHING thing and a violin is just a.. violin? You can replace a violin, not a dog
Yeah I would be 10 times more sad to see a dog run over. Yes, violins are expensive, but nothing can replace a living being.
I was joking, I actually saw a dog pass after being run over when I was little, it was awful and I cried for a long time. I know you can’t compare that to an instrument.
@Pinkichu Xo
@KC the Tubby
Calm down, it's what we call a hyperbole.
I'm an animal lover as well (just look at my pfp), but I understand what she was trying to express. Musicians have a special bond with their instrument. As Eddy says in the video, it's like their "baby".
I'm not a musician myself, but this video was painful to watch. I can't even imagine a musician's feelings watching these beautiful instruments being smashed...
@@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia I understand, perfectly. Just in MY opinion (keyword my) a living being is quite more expensive to lose. I understand it was a metaphor/hyperbole.
The lady shouldn’t have tried to walk behind him.
Erin Nichols walk? Full speed sprint more like
yEs
Yep
Hindsight 20/20
She didn't even walk she BOLTED
The first man probably cried when he get home😔I don't even wanna think about my violin getting broken like that
First guy jumped like a moron through a crowded street wielding his precious violin. You don't f'n jump and fling yourself in a crowded street.
Normal people: Poor woman!
Me: THE POOR VIOLIN!!!
Me: Poor Man!
OMG you're se quirky and different haha
@@nevrmoar "not like other girls"
I mean it was her own fault
CLARA
I have never seen the hair on a bow just give up. 😂
Violinist: *plays*
Bow Strings: Alright. That’s enough playing for one day. *Falls off bow*
Jessica Sims it's a weak boi
Yeah but it happened to a classmate of mine in the middle of a playing test once, the school’s cello bows were all garbage.
Violinist: Finished piece
Bridge: "Aight, I'mma head out"
Casey Patterson copied comment 😒
@@artymiis no, not really. the original comment was. talking about the first vid. this one says when he finishes, the guy in the first vid didnt finish,. later in the vid, somebody finishes and their bridge slips out
I can tell that Old Man in the 1st Clip was Sad and Very Shocked and that woman Regret that plus How Is he gonna continue if a new violin is gonna cost Too much, He said if that woman was Ok means that He would probably be Fine later on since he cares more about the people being ok and entertained by him.
I think he was also being smart. Unfortunately, if the girl was hurt, she could sue and she would actually win. There isn't anything legally wrong with running behind a performer, it's just rude. But swinging around a wooden object in a busy public space without ensuring that people can't accidently get into that space, unfortunately there can be legal repercussions for that.