BABY-VIRTUOSO try to GET a JOB at a MUSIC SCHOOL 

...to not wanting to even hear the classical one! Sad, but true

@ioannischatzikonstantis4618 We know that it is a voice-over they are talking in a different language and it's been translated so we can understand

@@jchatz It's fine

@@jchatz Nope. It's another language and there is a voice programm doing the translation for us. He has a similar channel with the original language, I believe in russian but I'm not sure.

@@frednimzowi9852 yea he is russian, so who knows how long he will be able to upload because russia wants to ban youtube

Such a good little touch He has a good amount of funny little things like that he fits in. I love it

Reminds me of "I'm three almost six"

Yeah and "Soon"! 🤣

I can't stop laughing about it it's like me trying to get older girls back in the day 🤣

I laughed so loud 🤣 my roommate probably think I'm crazy 🤪 😂

Yeah I feel bad for all of them

@@hulkkis9135 he deserve it

​@Mr R8T какая песня? Время поставь.

@@ther8tguy Crow - JinsanKim

it'd be great if he got something out of this, otherwise it'd be truely wasting his time.

He passed the Turing test :D

That's what she said!

@@MrParkerman6 Why?

Love your videos a lot

​@@MrParkerman6❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

... after they were forced to take time out of their busy schedule to listen to a child performing ... Sure it's their job but to be so grumpy initially and not have any humour?

The last woman doesn't look open-minded at all.

Bro it's fake 🤣🤣🤣

That killed me 🤣🤣🤣

7:53

They will be prank again for the second time when they see him in person lol

@@Jess-737 they are professional so they don't just trust anyone especially kids

​@@Jess-737 Because when you've interacted with thousands of musicians over many many years, you see practically all of them not being special in their talents. It really is very rare to have a prodigy.

7:53

Yeah, and the older band guy picked up on it, "so you're 12"

That is my favorite part🤣🤣🤣

He's applying for a teaching position. At 17 I could play stuff that was better than my instructor, but that didn';t speak anything to my theoretical knowledge, chord theory etc. My instructor would clean my clock every time, and be able to write the most beautiful progressions. A simple 'one song' demonstration of technique shows about 1/4 of what is required.

Exactly. Pretend to be beginner everyone knows it's a prank when you play expert. With the job interviews the interviewer show real reactions

1v1 in rl?

What's that piece name??

@@ogfkh1979 Darude - Sandstorm

@@ogfkh1979 Crow - JinsanKim

@@AlbeHxT9 🙏🙏

Europe - The Final Countdown 🎉

skepticism?... i hope you are joking man.. Do you have any idea of how small is the % to find a 12 yo play like that? Sure there can be some in the whole world, but its obvious that people would have that reaction. If you go fix your car and see a 12 Yo alone in the place, do you assume he is the mechanic? you wouldn't , trust me. Unless he show you he can fix a car by himself you will not believe him, its perfectly normal to be skeptic on things.

Lmao, found the idiot.

How is it exposed? He wasn't actually 14?

Actually he did the opposite. He reinforced the fact that most young people are not as good, and has probably made the people in the video even more skeptical of young prodigies over video call.

Yeah, no.

every normal adult would do that, specially if he is a father. letting kids down its a very awful thing, so at least you listen to them and then explain.

У Павла много таких отличных роликов.

they have to be careful with these filters - eyes give them away, if you look carefully. But there is nothing they can do about it - it's the software. BUT his hands are adult hands - if you look at them, it's clear, so thats why he wears these gloves to hide it. But another thing, is that the filter also distorts images close to his face - like the strings on the guitar go all wobbly and the guy next to him has dinosaur arms

😮 that’s mean

@@johnmorgan1998 harsh but it’s true. That’s why the video is performing so well. It’s straight to the point what the viewer wants to see

That's not him playing: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-grlvDLzvbL4.html

Look up Tim Henson if you like stuff like this, lead guitarist for the band polyphia

Michael Hedges, Andy McKee, Jon Gomm, Antoine Dufour, Mike Dawes, Alexander Mikso, Sungha Jung, Sam Meador to name a few of the bigger ones, and then myself and a bunch of friends in college 10+ years ago who used to play Andy McKee tunes, another dude I was friends with who could play Michael Hedges and Antoine Dufour tunes too, and hundreds of thousands of bedroom guitarists around the world. Not to rag on this guy's skill, he's really good, but it is more common than you think

he is early 20s, so it still is ridicolous

@@woswasdenni1914 as someone who plays music, i swear dont take this the wrong way, while im obviously no where near as good as him, i just want ppl to understand, hes playing a song that he made up or learned, like hes practiced the same thing over and over and over again, i dont mean to be like a Simon Cowell but while its very impressive theres so much more to being a musician than that, now if he was playing from scratch as in improvising, feeling the music out i would be super impressed basically what im saying is its like seeing a dancer, who does choreography vs a dancer who does freestyle or improvises, a dancer could be very impressive but you see them 10 times and its the same routine or a similar routine, while the freestyle dancer you go to their performance and its different every time because hes dancing from himself and his feelings/emotions ig my point is you say early 20's but with super hard work i could see someone playing like this in 2-5 years ...and casually in like 6-10 years ..but obviously hes a very talented player regardless

​​@@Red4350 there are a lot of videos and streams on his Russian channel where he improvises. But it's mostly entertainment content, so he tries to play what people know🤷‍♂️ He also invites to his channel people who play even better than himself and he's not embarrassed with it, i mean he doesn't try to show off his skills as unique

Nah dude with enough time and practice everything is possible, particularly with music. Weather you think you can or think you can’t you’re right. I see this defeatist attitude everywhere in music content comments and it’s really sad. As long as you continue you will improve, consistent practice everyday. Yes there are people that improve quicker, but that’s doesn’t mean you can’t do the same things with more time.

@@MoonSoon24 hey tysm for that comment, i should really check out more of his stuff, do you think i was fair to say someone could play this 2-5 years if they tried really hard and 6-10 years casually?

What's the name of the song?

@@quackerjax Crow ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-grlvDLzvbL4.html

@@melissatodd560 THE QUEEN!!!!

It is called Crow, and he just posted the full cover on his main channel.

What's the name of the song?

I got the same feeling, started to doubt about reality

They speak Russian…but that would scare you. Lol

I'm guessing the interviews were in German - lots of AI in this video, not only the kid face!

It's the frequency

Yes, Talented player

Check out Candy Rat. They have had awesome fingerstyle guitarists for years :)

Это действительно он сам играет. Только ему не 12 лет, он старше . Просто для съëмок использует компьютерную программу "Диип фейк"

No one expects the kid that’s 12 years old to have the experience of a 20yo with 12 years of experience 😭

Yeah he tried so hard that the movement of his lips didn't match the voiceover.

@@Anton-ki7chits originally in Russian of course it wont match…

Song?

Crow - JinsanKim

*thoroughly*

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gk3h9NSw694.html

Do u know what's the name of the first fingerstyle bro? 🙏🏻

lol he said in another video that he doesn't even tell them it's a prank because he feels bad.