'Welcome to the Black Parade' learned in 2 minutes (piano cover) 

Do you not find it odd that she knew all the lyrics despite not having listened to it fully? She's clearly spent some time going through this prior to streaming.

@@andrewharrispiano It did not occur to me that this could be a possibility, this is potentially because I am a uneducated degenerate.

Its a hella popular song, how could she not know em

@@andrewharrispiano she probably knew the actual song, but if you've never played it before you might need a minute to refresh memory

@@andrewharrispiano When you have zero talent and you see someone with true talent, the response is often to believe that it what you're seeing cannot possibly be real. The only way your brain can comprehend what your eyes are telling you is to say "There must be some other explanation". Don't feel bad, this is a very natural reaction you are having.

nathan flores fr? It wasnt that difficult bruv.

@@migraine461 agreed it's not that hard, took me about 3 days to get it. it's not too hard cos the solo isn't all over the fretboard the key is to just trEMOLO the fuck out of the guitar if u cant get the notes at the start in one go.

lmao I think mine's worse.. Been trying to learn some Protest the Hero songs for like 4 years on-and-off now, and just barely can I play a *couple* of them somewhat decently. What a pain in the ass they are lol

@@migraine461 wasn't talking about a specific solo

Me too

Its all practice and training in the end. She also started shit, but hard work gets the job done.

hey alright No she stole our talent. It has nothing to do with those ridiculous ideas you suggested.

hey alright she also has synthesia which lets her see music in colors and she has perfect pitch. Plus she played for 25 years so there’s that lol

H4MMY Actually its not stealing if God gave it to her instead of you. Idk what this guy is talking about hard work.

@HattieCattie neither did I 🤷‍♂️

I got this video in my recommendations. That's amazing.

@@sarahv363 same! And its awesome!

The algorithms are working for you today.

tcb268 Omg I still don’t understand the algorithm, how a video does nothing for 6 months then suddenly shoots up

My Chemical Romance's first reunion show is on the 20th so maybe the algorithm is responding to that?

She probably has perfect pitch I mean I don't have perfect pitch and I can even tell there's a key change by doing that

This isn't as impressive as that, still really cool though.

@@nicolasrios1231 I find it hard to say one is more impressive than the other, considering how different they are, but I can see where you're coming from

​@@misterfluffkins2161 Objectively this is not that impressive, is an easy melody and the chords are not complex, any good musician can do the same, while the thing that Stephen Wiltshire does is something truly unique, and it doesn't matter how good of an artist someone is, it would be impossible to replicate. With this im not trying to downplay what Lara does, she is a really good musician, and it is impressive, but it isn't in the same league as what Stephen does. You should watch Derek Paravicini, he is a pianist who can play everything he hears perfectly, even the most complex pieces, so Derek would be the music equivalent of Stephen. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-k8EJ_rISoaM.html

@@nicolasrios1231 My Chemical Romance's vocal melodies are a lot more complex than people think; Maybe others aren't able to hear the combinations and all, but they're there on the original song; I agree with you that, objectively, her rendition wasn't as impressive as Stephen's playing, however, you didn't make clear whether you were referring to her rendition or My Chem's song when you called that, an, "easy melody," and the latter would be straight wrong; So, I'm making sure to point this out for anyone else who may have misunderstood; To be fair to her, also, though, she only listened to snippets, rather than the entire song, which makes sense why she would only get the foundational, non-complex chords out of the song and the baseline vocal melody that she adapted onto the piano; If Stephen only saw snippets of an image he was going to paint, would he be able to recreate the entire non-snippeted image accurately? This is the base of what I mean; All of the piano renditions of this song I've listened to have usually attempted to adapt the vocal melody, mostly, into their piano, or one of the individual parts of the instrumental melody, whilst no one has ever fully integrated all of the instrumental & vocal melodies together into a piano rendition; Hopefully, I may listen to one, one day; Also, I wouldn't be so quick to use the word, "impossible," here; Some fella' out there may one day surpass Stephen's ability; I mean, people probably thought the ability to do what Stephen does was, "impossible," at one point too; And thanks for the link;!!

@@misterfluffkins2161 Not discrediting this streamer at all, in fact, I think what she did here is incredible--however, there are probably fairly many trained and very skilled musicians who can pull off feats like this one, whereas what Stephen Wiltshire does is absolutely unique

Meanwhile, I still miss the toilet when I piss in the morning.

AGH92 lol like the only comment I noticed

Rob Magi lool saaame

well the normal shit ain't turning me into james dewees

I read you comment and looked at the chat and it was the first thing I read lmao

ngl I rewinded and checked if that was you who said that, lol

I feel this, maybe not for this channel specifically because im just passing by, but sometimes it do be like that.

_exactly_

To be fair if you’re a legit musician you’d understand why she says “or something like that”. Because musicians hear every minor mistake; timing issues , wrong rhythms , off notes, etc etc and know they could improve it

Insert name Here Nothing wrong with being humble

IF this man vouches, we all vouch.

You bow to no one, Conroy

It'll be because MCR recently did a comeback concert, so they're trending and the computer will assume "everyone" wants to see MCR related content.

"Better version"

@@devonscope6222 maybe not better, but still amazing nonetheless.

i think there's quite a bit one can do with this song... I wish i could play an instrument like this... so free wheeling... but I mess around vocally... you can see all kinds of ways to riff off this song and add little things and elements of flair.

A brilliant mind indeed but do not forget she has hours and hours and hours of practice in her skills. A lot of people think great artists are purely talented and get discouraged to even try, but to everyone reading this, to get good you need to put in hard work. Stay motivated through your passion of music until you're where you want to be. Sorry for the short rant, hope you understand :)

@@thames21 great words!!

Just from seeing this video i can tell She has definitely great skills in interval training, sight singing, and ear traininb

@@thames21 She also has synesthesia, which is a HUGE advantage over most musicians.

James Lewis Yes, but she still had to learn the instrumental skills to use her synthesia as adventage and vice versa had to learn to use her synthesia as adventage for practicing her skills. Yet it‘s obviously something quite special that‘s hardly comparable to „normal“ musicians. So once again for all „normal“ musicians out there: Studies regarding talent vs. deliberate practice show that „good musicians“ or in fact geniuses in every field may be talented, but also put way more effort into studying their subject. Their amount of practice exceeds the amount of average people and experts by multiple times. Many of these studies suggest that talent just makes all this practice more enjoyable and rewarding especially at a young age (when learning is most effective) because you‘re obviously rewarded with progress quite easily. But the determination to keep on pushing your boundaries despite your maybe already excellent level of skill or knowledge is of huge importance and plays a central role no matter how talented you are. So just go for it. Take your time and do it. You may not learn and progress as fast as someone talented, someone with synthesia or as easily as you would have ten oder fifteen years ago, but still you will progress and are able to reach a level of skill you most definitally wouldn‘t believe!

She also collaborates frequently with Taylor Davis, a violinist.

Seeing MCR together (even if just for one reaction video)? That would be everything

Considering they have no real talent, where she seems to (seriously look up any live show, they're terrible when they don't have 100s of hours in a studio, and dozens of hours to edit out bad takes and such)

Charles S well as a huge fan of MCR and their solo stuff, I have to disagree. Yes there were some bad performances, but there were much more performances that were amazing. Unfortunately I cannot say, that I have my own experience with MCR live, but I was at Gerard Way's solo concert and he was absolutely amazing. Yes, he isn't the best singer out there, but he's doing alright. And he was always more about the lyrics and emotions anyway. And as for the rest, I never noticed in any video that they would fuck up much. Instrumentals were usually very well played, so I don't know what you're talking about. Of course they can't match this girl's talent, but her talent is so rare that it really doesn't matter honestly

how would they react? it'd be sad she doesn't know the song.. just guessing

Charles S Of course, ‘Charles S’, who everyone knows for being a musical extraordinaire. They made very good rock music and helped carry it through the 2000’s. It’s musically tasteful and they had a real attitude, style and filled arenas worldwide, and probably still would today. Stop being so stuck up about music and learn to give it a listen properly

Or...she knew the song before she went live..

@@dpincay5375 Nah bro there's people making requests on her live and she goes crazy after hearing 2 or 3 snippets of it

@@DylD20 could be

@@DylD20 right but she could know a lot of songs, clearly she's very talented, and then grab one she knows. Though I prefer to believe she's a superhuman.

true, but she is beautiful as well

@@Hellios92 not gonna lie tho

Just so happens to have it all unlike me, i have zero talent in anything

Truuuueee

Both are equally genetic so who cares

i stuffed the verse up though haha just made it up

R.I.P

rip

The feeeeeels......100% on the money. Cherish what you have NOW, people :'(

A friend?

Nathan Speiser music does that. you don't just hear it, you feel it.

She's cheating, she has Synesthesia ;)

@@TomaszDK Synthesia only give her tips about the chords and melody notes. When she plays, she only looks her hands ... that memory + impro + rythm adaption + pretty much everything are insane. She hears the song for 30 secs, look at synthesia for 30 secs, then is able to play it almost perfectly ... only memory, music theory and improv

@@TomaszDK what does synesthesia do

@@sKanteii It basically means she can see music Edit: as in it takes a form of colours or similar that she can see

Falafel King I think she had never heard it before! First time she said

She has yes.

What kind??

@@fluidxd5476 prob that synesthesia that turns sounds into visual colors

@@DonutEatingDoggo oh wow that is a good thing right?

@@tomick8336 some have it worse with the colors taking a huge chunk of their vision. But there are lucky ones who only got at most small specks of lights of different colors that appear in the corner of their visions that wont be a huge detriment for them at all. At most they would find it as some ad-ons that allow them to distinguish different notes and visualize sounds. People with really bad sound to visual synesthesia tend to hate noises and crowded places as the colors really take up a huge chunk of their vision.

Exept she starts on the e note XD

@@BlissDoesVA good luck on your journey on finding the G spot. It's going to be a long one and you might never find it.

@@Zahiimchen srry that i just know how to play the song right man XD

Can i get an e# for respec

Joke only works on Bass, G String. Take the L and get the Slap outta here.