Nini SHREDS On Chinese Instruments! | Auditions | AGT 2024 

Nicely said

Yess

She rocks!!!❤

Be free Taiwan

​@@planexshifterthose capitalists who lost and fled

The researchers of the show scour the social media platforms and invite artists like her to perform on these talent shows ( AGT, BGT etc )

THANK YOU!!!

Yes I actually follow her I was surprised to see her here! She is so talented.

Ninis dream is to perform in America. I'm happy for her that she uses her Chance to perform here❤That's Chinese Folk metal 😊​@@Trysaratop

THANKYOUUU AAAA SHES SO COOL

Same, I was sitting with wet eyes becourse beeing so Happy for Nini

Yer me too and am 64 year old Englishman in the Philippines ....God she makes us so happy to be alive ...what a contrast lol

Ditto about Homeland! It was the first song of hers I found on YT, so it holds a special place on my heart.

Fact check: I feel bad for you. I am a guitarist and i can confirm that she has no actual talent!! She just double picked, button mashed, and missed like every single notes didnt flow together.

@@falcon1136 i'm sorry for youre Situation in life, with so much pain and lonelynes. Hope youre better soon

Yeah me too. But i think that was "TV editing" . Dont let other's tastes and/or ignorance bother you.

That’s America For You. She Was Amazing From Start To Finish. Thank You For Pointing That Out! It’s Disgusting

Why AGT support this Chinese idiots. They are SPY.

Superficial audience

Some of the western population are superficial. Nina is beautiful from start to finish 🙌👏

What?

Progressive talk​@@highroller-jq3ix

@@highroller-jq3ixthis means that white ppl don't have culture or tradition

So do I

that is skill better that uncle roger talk crab

This was fun!

Taiwanese*

Me who watches cdramas all the time and hears Chinese instruments being played 🥰.I love her from start to finish ❤

@@GenerationDownthat’s a Chinese instrument, music and clothing. You know Taiwanese are mostly Chinese from fujian province right?

@@yonikb1497 she is a mainlander chinese

She's better without AGT but still it's great she had change to perform there, so many people saw and heard NiNi there first time = New fans! 😊

I wonder how many people realized that!

I've heard it preformed on the piano plenty of times but never on the guitar.

Might be the best metal classical piece.

Yeah given how random, people are it's amazing there's no "you suck" type people in the crowd shouting

Those kinds don't leave their homes

honestly its not that surprising, the general public in real life especially at events tends to be a majority positive people

Great performance! ❤

I've watched 60 times n still running😂😂😂😂

I had watch 10000 times 😂lol

Thank you so much 🙏🏻

Thank you so much 🙏🏻

Amazing! ❤

@@NiniMusic Nini, we love you! Those of us who have been following your progress for so many years, we are so proud of your journey and look forward to what comes next. It’s like watching one of my personal friends achieve all that she dreamed of and it is so incredible. I would wish you luck, but you do not need it, your perseverance and drive will take you anywhere you want to go. Cheers and best wishes. Cannot wait to see your performances this season!

who cares what the Brits think. they enslaved half of Asia

That's not really traditional attire - or if it is it might be inspired by one smaller people group/tribe. But there is actually a movement in China to bring back traditional Chinese clothing. A lot of young people join in. Traditional attire is called "hanfu". There are shorts/tiktoks of people wearing it around. It is really beautiful.

​@@AdeleiTeillanaI believe in the early 1900's it was banned as China "modernized" then that carried on after the communist revolution until fairly recently. I read some older Chinese would even mistake them for the Kimono early on. I know there is some controversy about the Hanfu vs the Korean Hanbok

@@andjkh I'm not really sure what you're talking about. In the early 1900s and in the few centuries prior to that, it was actually the Qing dynasty fashion that predominated. The Qing dynasty and the ruling class were from Manchuria. During the several hundred years of that dynasty, fashion was traded between the Manchu and Han peoples, but they also at times forced the Han people to adopt the Manchu fashion, such as forcing men to adopt the queue hairstyle, which was when they shaved the front of their heads and braided the remaining hair into one long braid. This was not always appreciated by the Han people as it was seen to be a way of repressing them (especially the men's hairstyle which was considered a humiliation.) The dresses they wore during the late Qing dynasty eventually developed into the more modern Qipao commonly associated with China of the 1920s. You can see elements of the Qing dynasty fashion in the simple uniforms worn during the Mao era as well. The current fashion trend for Hanfu is hearkening back to the dynasties prior to the Qing dynasty, when the Han people were able to freely wear their own traditional clothing - hence the name "hanfu" (literally "Han clothing").

The Liuqin (first instrument) is how I found her, and originally why I became a fan. I fell in love with the other instruments and styleslater.

Thank you so much 🙏🏻

I wonder how many people realized that!

Thanks.

Thank you so much 🙏🏻

Yeah I was really disappointed with the person that won the golden buzzer. She was clearly professional that shouldn't be there.

Thank you so much 🙏🏻

@marescha Now You can go and see her live at Pol'and'Rock Festival 🙂 It's less then 2 hrs driving from Berlin. You can go there and back the same night.

Her streams are SO MUCH FUN!

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Thank you for share ❤

Which showed how "open" they were to other cultural arts. It is what it is. Not the first time on this sort of shows.

Exactly😂... Her talent is beyond AGT😂

Not all instruments are appealing to everyone. It's more about how they are played. That's why you were confused. We all know the traditional Chinese instruments, it's when they're played in a way that's not traditional. That's when people notice.

​@@furu6369 Now that I agree with. 😂

​@@ISpyParadise I'm of Latino, African and Native American descent. I have been a musician for over 50 years and I'm sorry but that's actually a racist comment. It's not who she is, where she's from or what she's playing. It's when she played those traditional instruments in an untraditional way that people noticed. Do you listen to Latino music,l (and I'm talking true Latin. As in the Romans who created the language and yes also the Hispanics who think their Latinos music) African music and Native American music on a regular basis? I doubt it.

Thank you so much 🙏🏻

@NiniMusic yo Nini! Your music is so unique and so good. Keep up it up, your new song is awesome

Proud to be a Taiwanese.

She is very gorgeous

@@happyheart6125 yes, and very talented

What do you say to the originals?

@@ohlivereal originals are great. Interesting to hear a new version. But she said the first song was hers, not a cover. Maybe I'm misunderstanding you.

Same to Simon😂😂😂

Thank you so much 🙏🏻

Yes, but it's a shame they go to Terry Crews and Howie trying to act cool with the metal sign. It's just sad.

watch waggaki band

@@raymarmaras8092 Tell me Something new 😅🤣 If this is all you ve got, pls take youre time for other stuff, there is nothing more disrespectfull in art but i think you will Not Unterstand...

I would pay a lot of money to see her with System!!!

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Thank you so much 🙏🏻

Thank you so much 🙏🏻

Thank you so much 🙏🏻

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maybe LoveBites or Bandmaid.

A bit late to this but a dream collab of mine would be Nini, Babymetal, and Heilung. A triple collab like Leave It All Behind but this one a cross culture folk metal mix.

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No, the banjo sounds like that instrument. It predates the banjo by centuries. It’s called a Sanxian. The Japanese version of it is called a Shamisen. And you’re correct about similar instruments around the world.

Thank you so much 🙏🏻

Thank you so much 🙏🏻