A good percussionist knows how to play those instruments, but it's not the same for someone that plays the clarinet, it has so much knowledge behind it, actually it needs a full life span to master it at the top level.
I often, without warning or prompt, just say "The bones." Out loud to myself. It just lives rent free in my mind and pops up every now and then. Iconic moment
I also live in the West of Canada. Our school has some Quebec musicians come in and they'd usually bring the spoons. The Carnaval is actually fun though.
Here in ontario, I learned about Carnaval de Qubec, and we got to watch a video about the spoon playing. It would be so much cooler see in person though.
The spoons in the basement would likely be kept by the dead, highly ranked mobster you keep in the fridge as a scare tactic. You wouldn't expect the possible diseases those hold.
Hi everyone, I hope you enjoy these unique instruments that are tricky to play! I have some funny stories of how I figured out to play them. I learned the Bones on many beaches in Hawaii! Have a great day!
The spoons are actually an instrument in my home country. They’re usually wooden and beautifully decorated Edit: I love everyone trying to guess my country in the replies XD I didn’t expect this comment to get any attention so I didn’t elaborate. I’m from Turkey, but I’ve seen the spoons in many cultures and countries and I think it’s amazing how people all over the world can bond over seemingly random things like hitting two spoons together to make music
Kashaka aren't trending because they're a pain to learn. And I mean that in the literal sense. You will hit your knuckles. A lot. Which is why I can forgive the guy for his long hecking kashaka string and his inability to catch the things. He plays them more like maraccas or shakers.
You are a true virtuoso, a magnificent musician, percussionist and besides, the instrument does not resist you and you have known how to use "castanets" typical of my country, Spain, which not everyone knows how to play.
If you've never seen his channel before there must be something incredibly surreal about scrolling down on your shorts and just hearing the most monotone voice *the bones!* And then him just fuckin laying it down
My dad’s father was extremely talented at the bones, and my dad still has my grandpa’s set. People always think I’m crazy when I say my family heirloom is a pair of bones 😂
On one hand, I want to talk about how cool the kashaka is/sounds, on the other hand I want to talk about how much you could mess with people telling them you play the bones
@@tesseract5569 not only is it hilarious that you got triggered, but it's even funnier because you can't string a competent sentence together. I sure hope that English isn't your first language.
Joe, you had your one opportunity to play Spoon Man and you blew it. On the real, thanks for doing these, for those of us that are not musical it is very cool to see these instruments and how they are used.
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"oh you play an intrument??? What kind?"
this guy: *where do we even start*
“percussion”
“oh, so like which one? drums, xylophone, bongos-“
“y e s”
"I play the kashaka."
"Oh, never heard of that! what does it loo-"
*"Balls."*
The spoon
@@guidomista8448 oh hi Mista
*B O N E S*
"Spoons"
Me: nice
"from your kitchen"
Me: wtf put it back
Wait this is actually hilarious 😆
😂
Thank you for your comment!
Man i just whe people steal my spoons to use as instruments 😔
I have those exact spoons so I was extra spooked
*waking up from surgery*
“Where are my balls”?
The doctor in the other room:
💀💀💀💀
" _Kashaka_ "
"im sorry to inform you, bur since you didnt have proper insurance, we will now play with your kashaka"
@@grumpy3013 💀💀💀💀
Imao
why do the bones sound unironically fire
The Beatles might have an answer for you
cuz clackula
@@Axels100beat me to it
@@Axels100real
It’s spooky scary skeletons playing
I'm convinced this man knows how to play every instrument in the world.
A good percussionist knows how to play those instruments, but it's not the same for someone that plays the clarinet, it has so much knowledge behind it, actually it needs a full life span to master it at the top level.
furry UwU
He know a spoon like a boss
This guy is John.A.Music
*every object in the world
"The bones!"
*proceeds to pull out toddler human bones*
*Proceeds to play blast beats *
Proceeds to play raising fighting spirit from Naruto*
when the doom music kicks in
Rip and tear untill it is done
god the hell
“Is mayonnaise a instrument?”- Patrick Star
This man can play mayonnaise
Horse radish isn't one I'm for sure...
Star Patrick?
Yes patrick, it is one.
It's a weapon
Bro knows how to play any instrument known to man💀💀
Literally bro he has every goddamn instrument ever invented. Even those that you wouldn’t even see as instruments
And unknown to man💀
@@pissthrower4477 if it makes noise. He can probably make music with it.
Not mayonnaise
It's like he can play anything
I often, without warning or prompt, just say "The bones." Out loud to myself. It just lives rent free in my mind and pops up every now and then. Iconic moment
*T h e B o n e s*
Fun fact: Spoons are used as instruments during a festival in Quebec called "Carnaval du Quebec"
😀 Are you Canadian? I live in Western Canada. Always wanted to see some Easterners play spoons in person!
I also live in the West of Canada. Our school has some Quebec musicians come in and they'd usually bring the spoons. The Carnaval is actually fun though.
Here in ontario, I learned about Carnaval de Qubec, and we got to watch a video about the spoon playing. It would be so much cooler see in person though.
That's rlly cool I never new
Nice to see some fellow Canadians
"The spoons.. from *your* kitchen" Give me my spoons back???
The steel Pan at the end scared me
Hammmmmbooooooning
The William Tell Overture rhythm on the castanets is just perfect, lol
i thought i was the only one who noticed that
@@robbie356 The only one?
Bones: "oh?"
Castanets: "ooooooh."
Kashaka: "oh, wow"
Spoons.. "O-"
From the kitchen: "OOOOOOOOAHHHH!!"
Kashaka: balls
Lmao
The ultimate -weapon- I mean instrument
💀
Same lol
"spoons, from you kitchen"
Ah yes, as opposed to spoons *from your basement*
Basement kitchen🤭😯
Do they really sound like that?
We don't talk about those spoons since the incident....
The spoons in the basement would likely be kept by the dead, highly ranked mobster you keep in the fridge as a scare tactic. You wouldn't expect the possible diseases those hold.
you basement*
“Spoons, from your kitchen!”
Wtf put them back, I only have 4 of those and my wife already took one to curl her eyelashes!
Where do all the spoons even go?! I only have a few left lol wtf
Eyeballs*
@@kroxilpiv the child that throws away the spoons: wasn’t me...
“The bones” 🦴 💀💀
Play Bones on the bones
Rattle me bones!
S P O O K Y
S C A R Y
S K E L E T O N S
I am convinced that this man knows how to play any instrument in the world.
I'm only 8 and I can play every instrument in the universe
You could tell he loves his job with that skill.
@@sandyparr-rogers9959 sure…
So far I've only seen him able to play percussion. Which excludes strings, keyboards, wind, and brass.
@@sandyparr-rogers9959 Stop the cap
“What instrument do you play?”
“Oh, y’know.. The spoons”
“Cool- wait did you just say spoons-?”
@@Lyn5936 *yes.*
Bones
@@Dereldonwii ooo thats a good one, im learning to play that one rn :D
Nile red referance I think
Hi everyone, I hope you enjoy these unique instruments that are tricky to play! I have some funny stories of how I figured out to play them. I learned the Bones on many beaches in Hawaii! Have a great day!
More!!!!
I have lots more to show :) cheers
I loved the Kashakas
😄😁
@@shanelogan3306 they look like it would hurt a lot if you hit yourself
Casually plays bleed on the bones
Oh, so that's why I hear "🄼🅈 🄲🅁🄸🄼🅂🄾🄽 🄻🄸🅀🅄🄸🄳 🅂🄾 🄵🅁🄰🄽🅃🄸🄲🄰🄻🄻🅈 🅂🄿🄸🄻🄻🄴🄳 "
Her: *I don’t usually do this sort of thing…”
Also her: *Kashaka movements*
Thiss cap😂
😂😂😂😂
💀
Bruh I never heard Joe say "I don’t usually do this sort of thing…”
“What instrument do you play?”
The bones
“Who’s bones..?”
*The bones*
skele ton
@@odessavalmy1559 that’s just a whole bag of them
Aah. Ahh. Ahh. Aahhh
@@LoveMostHigh iiiiiiiiiiii beeeeeelieeeeve them bones are me
"What do you play"
"Balls"
" oh co- wait wha"
🤨📷
Ayoo
Sus
What do you play
League of legends 😌🧠🩸💉
@@yoshikagekira1863 lol
Give this guy a plastic cup and a singular bean and he’ll play us an entire orchestra
That’s like John Wick of percussion instruments
Y’all can I just say this dude is absolutely amazing
🙏😀
No. You can’t say it. It’s illegal now.
@@simplesimon8255 b-but I just did..
@@emmab23791 calling the cops. You should be ashamed of yourself. You’re going away for a long time.
@@simplesimon8255 “I’M NOT GOING BACK TO JAIL!”
"The bones"
**Spooky scary skeletons starts playing**
I legit thought he was going to whip out some old human bones and make a lil jig.
Did you notice with the Kashaka he played the mission impossible theme?
@@xxwolfiestarsxx why did you commented this in the reply? The probability for people to see this is low.
I've never heard of the Kashaka before this but I absolutely love the sounds it makes and I'm going to look up the kinds of music it's used in!
That is perfect for fighting game music 100%
Reminds me of Walk Like an Egyptian.
It reminds me of Avatar the last Airbender
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I was about to say the same thing. This is why I follow this gentlemen.
"oh you play instruments? What instruments?."
"Spoon"
"What?"
"S p o o n"
The spoons are actually an instrument in my home country. They’re usually wooden and beautifully decorated
Edit: I love everyone trying to guess my country in the replies XD I didn’t expect this comment to get any attention so I didn’t elaborate. I’m from Turkey, but I’ve seen the spoons in many cultures and countries and I think it’s amazing how people all over the world can bond over seemingly random things like hitting two spoons together to make music
Russian fella?
Are you talking about the French Canadian spoons?
Bavaria, Germany?
My country also has those
Canadian?
“What do you play?”
“Bones.”
- guy who plays bones
plays with himself-
A guy who play bones is called a boner.
ok
Ummm uhhh the replies?😳
he can play with his bones instead trumpet
I didn’t know The Bones were so musical, now I know what to do with all of the ones in my basement.
Ah yes, hello fellow non-kidnapper...
How many bones do you have?
@@Kaxuhaaa About 27.5 skeletons worth.
.5?
@@ronescandor9716 decimals are pretty common in the kidnapping industry.
@@thehjonk27 hol up
He plays the spoons in a way that he feels the rhythm using his head. I'm sure he feels the rhythm while he can.
cmon knock it off
Unfortunately, I'm sure no one even gets your awesome Soundgarden reference in the tiktok age!!
@@prettynoose8497finally someone got it, haha
@@stephenonguitars i did it first
This guy when though the trouble of breaking into my house to steal *two spoons* , just for a TH-cam video?!
Now that's dedication!
I mean he did say it was from YOUR kitchen
Thankfully not mine
I mean, they're hard to find these days ya know? Especially since this video got uploaded.
Knowing him, it’s probably from ALL of our houses.
@@xxwolfiestarsxx we had broken pieces of spoons?
@@DeletedDevilDeletedAngel Ehhh- I mean we could-
Kashaka sounds like a great addition to a percussion set. And why haven't we seen more spoons trends on tiktok.
It sounds like signified
Kashaka players could also probably wield nunchucks.
Kashaka aren't trending because they're a pain to learn. And I mean that in the literal sense. You will hit your knuckles. A lot.
Which is why I can forgive the guy for his long hecking kashaka string and his inability to catch the things. He plays them more like maraccas or shakers.
Kashaka reminds me of food ads-
Don't give tiktokers more ideas...
"The Bones"
_proceeds to play Meshuggah-Bleed on two pairs of sticks_
I had to check the comments after I noticed that rhythm
The William Tell Overture on Castanets was great
noticed that too lol
You are a true virtuoso, a magnificent musician, percussionist and besides, the instrument does not resist you and you have known how to use "castanets" typical of my country, Spain, which not everyone knows how to play.
“The bones”
*skeletron has awoken!*
Plays Bleed by Meshuggah
A true terraria fan
If you've never seen his channel before there must be something incredibly surreal about scrolling down on your shorts and just hearing the most monotone voice
*the bones!*
And then him just fuckin laying it down
🤣🤣🤣
I just experienced this
@@spooky3406 me too
Add to that it's currently 3AM
His voice isn't monotone...
You wanna hear monotone? Look up Ben Stein.
This man is what I want to be. He just knows how to play all this stuff, and some of it I’ve never even heard of before
Friend: "what's that sound?"
Me for some reason: in a pirate's voice "that be the bones Charlie"
“Who’s Charlie my name is frank”
@@gavster630 your name is Charlie now
Very well deku
”damm that's a bop, what did you use to make it”
” *S P O O N S* ”
That's actualy a traditional instrument in Turkiye. We use it at weddings.
“What instrument will you be playing?”
Me: “you know the spoons in the kitchen? Yeah those.”
As a Spanish, that Castañuela rythm was amazing
My dad’s father was extremely talented at the bones, and my dad still has my grandpa’s set. People always think I’m crazy when I say my family heirloom is a pair of bones 😂
🤣
Lol! I wished I could say that!
The guy who invented bones:
"Hi (Name)"
"Yo dude check out these sticks i got after eating an ice cream"
(Insert percussion noises)
The guy who invented bones.
Random auxiliary percussion instruments are my favorite. Being a percussionist is such an adventure.
Bro last one was Paprika's lag tester 💀
"so what instrument do you play?"
"Spoon"
"What?"
"You heard me. *SPOON"*
“Spoons..from your kitchen 🥰”
He said it so sweetly and I swear this man knows how to play every instrument ever 💀
👍👍👍👍
The Kashaka sounds like the drums in ATLA
So I’m not the only one
@@MaddieMathewson nope your not
I was thinking the same thinggggg. The credits song for the show have this sound incase your wondering. (Least similar to it)
oh my god it does
The bones: Clackula
Castanets: Pango
Kashaka: Vivine
Spoons: Clackula Again
Fr
Joe Porter aka the king of everything that makes noise👑😂
The kashaka sounds like the main instrument to make music for a Donkey Kong game lol
Yes
Fun fact: castanets are a famous traditional instrument in Spain normally played by women called "sevillanas"
Or jotas
Castanets are famous Also in south italy, expecially in Naples (my birthplace) and we call this strument “Nacchere”
@@mgk_7779 interesting
The dance is called sevillanas , the instrument is castañuelas
@@archmagosdominusbelisarius6681 the dancers are also called sevillanas
"Castanets"
True words from a fisher
His rudiment combinations with the bones are gold🤑
Would absolutely love to hear some of his stories on how he learned the bones and kashaka!!!
Bro really pulled out the musical nunchucks
Them: What instrument do you play?
Me: ThE bOnEs
Castanets: Pango
Bones: Clackula
As a bones player myself I’m so glad someone finally acknowledged them
I remember learning about how they use spoons as instruments in Russia when I was in Russian language class
That's totally true! It's used in ethnic Russian music and dancing
On one hand, I want to talk about how cool the kashaka is/sounds, on the other hand I want to talk about how much you could mess with people telling them you play the bones
Kashaka sounds like move like an egyptian
Sounds like its happening an a deathmatch in a tribal arena
I love it here my son (3) is completely mesmerized by your channel, I’ve learned a lot as well. Thank you sir!!!
Awesome, all the best to your son!
"Spoons from your kitchen"
Imagine how many spoons Tom Hiddleston have at his kitchen
I was thinking about him tooo!
I thought about him as well
imagine playing the kashaka and doing one wrong move and you hit your finger(s) with it. i can just imagine the pain 💀
I swear this man's voice is just amazing. Also those instruments are cool asf
1. Spray paint can
2. Noises coming from my parent's room
3. Falling down the stairs
4. Cutlery
For those wondering, the song he played on the castanets is finale in the William Tell Overture by Rossini
Nobody is wondering. Anyone would may already care already knew and everyone else has lives
@@tesseract5569 I was, because I swear it sounded like a song I know. Clearly everyone else has a life but you
@@tesseract5569how tf are u this offended by a youtube comment, who hurt you?
I literally recognized the song but didn't know the name lol
@@tesseract5569 not only is it hilarious that you got triggered, but it's even funnier because you can't string a competent sentence together. I sure hope that English isn't your first language.
This man: **playing the instruments so loud**
The neighbor next door: "hey quiet down im doing zoom"
I already knew about the castanets, they're a traditional instrument in Spain lol, my grandma has them.
Spoonman. IYKYK.
This guy is very talented the ball on a string thing is tough. Well done.
Thank you for clarifying, I was going to use the spoons from my basement at first!
Joe, you had your one opportunity to play Spoon Man and you blew it. On the real, thanks for doing these, for those of us that are not musical it is very cool to see these instruments and how they are used.
Im convinced, this dude can play literally anything thrown at him, even the kitchen
This is just the job description for the orchestra percussionist
Aka: instruments that make my desk tapping little adhd fidget brain *want*
Your such a talented musician I love watching your work
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Lions roar? I haven't heard a lions roar since 5th grade...
the kashakas would be PERFECT for an undertale soundtrack
So
Cool
Hi
Wooow fantastic
"Spoons from your kitchen"
Wait how'd he get in my kitchen?!
"the bones" yeah, I can play that too. But I have to play once a while because they have to heal
As a percussionist I find it satisfying hearing him playing the bones
Same!
-What instriment you play?
Joe:Yes
"me sneeking into my house at night"
My knees:
Lmao
My guy could actually run a entire orchestra by himself
The bones are literally me getting up after 3 hours of doing computer work
"Spoons"
Me:good
"From the kitchen"
Me:😧
When he plays the kashaka, Joseph would be so proud of him!
Joseph: Your next line is "Where did my balls go?"!
Gappy:Where did my balls g-
This guy:...NIGERUNDAYO
Someone : what instrument you play
This guy : ... *bones*
me: oh look some cool instruments ive never h-
him: *spoons from your kitchen*
This was soooo good my dude 😂😂
I love how I don't know all these instruments, but feel like I heard them before
Dude, these are awesome, and actually seem pretty accessible.
Not sure about that Clacker Volley, though...
How can this guy literally have and play every possible instrument there is!
The end is magnific! 🤑🤘
Imagine asking someone if they play any instruments, and they answer with: “Oh, I play the bones.”
i play mayonasse 💀💀💀
I'm sure that this man can teach Squidward how to play music with mayonnaise.
Legend has it that the castanets were used by King Arthur as a back up when the coconuts weren't working
The best part is that you don't even need a swallow to fly them in from the tropics.
Everything is a JOJO REFRENCE!!