Can you imagine.. laying on that bed awake, knowing your brain is out in the open and being picked on.. let alone playing guitar while all of this is happening.. so crazy to me.
@@erikac9331 with surgery on such a vital organ they would keep you 100% safe, also like the guy said in the video there are no pain fibers in your brain it would seem weird but you have to have some trust in the people who are gonna work on your brain, would you rather be awake while doing something to indicate to the doctors that they arent screwing things up or would you go under anesthesia and most likely get paralyzed?
I had brain surgery where I was awake for six hours of the ten so they could see my hand movements and speech. It was amazing and actually a great atmosphere.
@@mdanderson Thank you! Mine wasn’t for cancer although I did survive end stage four cancer 13+ years ago. Mine was Deep Brain Stimulation for Essential Tremor in 2019 and it has worked remarkably well. I remember almost bursting in to tears during the surgery when I held my hand up and it was still. I had never experienced stillness before. As someone on the team said several months later in response to my absolute gratefulness, “stillness is a beautiful thing”.
As someone who plays guitar, it is honestly really important to me and everyone else who plays. It is amazing that he can do that while having a brain surgery, and the most important thing is that he can still play. A true legend.
I live in Houston and this hospital is one of the iconic places here. My grandma got cancer in 2009 and she came here. She was cured and still lives with us. The guys here are mad lads and I know friends whose parents work here doing some cutting edge research. Great doctors honestly.
My mom is a doctor, she told me that they also did a similar procedure, the patient was very strong and she was singing religious hyms :) These patients are so strong❤️
@@a_person890 Yeah, but it's easy to say they're only strong because they can't feel it when you're not the one who's having their brain poked & prodded.
Oh my god how I got goosebumps and tears in my eyes watching this. So many emotions after I got a difficult time in a hospital a while ago. Crazy crazy good, and well done to everyone involved in this project
I have my brain surgery in 2 weeks to get my brain tumor removed. I couldn’t imagine being awake for the whole procedure!😣😣 I’m glad this guy is doing good now!
Theirs actually research that says the heart mimics music once it’s heard for example your heart will start to speed up to imitate the base of that sound doesn’t necessarily mean music comes from the heart but it’s something cool to think about dunno just sayin.
My dad works for a hospice so he sees a lot of old people usually with Alzheimer’s, and this one man could barely remember where he was or who his kids were but could always play his guitar and sing songs word for word
That’s actually a really good thing about dementia and Alzheimer’s is where the memory of music is stored is not in the same place where the brain gets damaged
Oftentimes alzheimer's patients' last memory is of their favorite song and late-stage dementia patients can often be heard obsessively humming a line or two from their favorite song
i’ve heard that music makes the strongest memory ties in the brain, so ppl with memory loss will often be able to remember songs really well. it’s so very interesting to me
My grandmother was the same, she couldn't remember any of her children or grandchildren at the end, but whenever I played her favorite piano pieces she came back to us for a little while. It was such a beautiful thing to see. For some reason Alzheimer's just doesn't damage the parts of our brain that process music. Years later I ran a music therapy program at a memory care hospice center; it was so amazing to see how music could temporarily alleviate the anxiety, distress, and confusion the residents had to suffer through every day in a way medication couldn't
@@saraqostahterra4548 all of those things took a itty bitty fraction of the time to create and successfully conduct brain surgery...communication is probably one of the first things humans created and science/maths was developed through the millennia...AI is the product of that and the development of computer sciences. That would be the fourth most badass creation.
Real doctor strange neurosurgery situation.. such a complex situation that require absolute concentration is carried away with such an elegance. Hats off to the Robert too, he is terribly fearless.I would call it the world's #best #musical performance.
This really hits home for me. It combines two of the most special things in my life. My Aunt was diagnosed with a brain tumor 23 years ago, and it was cancerous. She went through multiple surgeries, and I got to spend a wonderful 12 years of my life with her. She passed away in March of this year. But something that always sticks with me is how supportive she was. She showed me her guitar when I was seven, and she was the one who made me realize that this was it. Music was my passion. She was so encouraging with it.
Your telling me this dudes head is opened, and just so he doesnt lose His ability to move and muscle memory, he plays a guitar while his brain is out in the open, ok then.
Also, if the guy suddenly stops or shudders or something, anything out of the ordinary guitar playing and the doctors get to know immediately that they're doing something wrong
The brain is divided into many parts that control many functions and the doctor himself said that the patient wants to keep his dexterity function so they stayed away from that part and focused on keeping that part safe while removing the tumor.
These doctors are amazing! Everyone has their speciality: one in surgery, one in writing, one in composition etc. How good will our world be if we appreciate one another? Respect to these doctors and nurses, just amazing.
Wow! Such an inspirational video. I hope he is cancer free by now. He deserves a second chance and a good life! God bless the doctors and everyone helping him.
I'm studying in a medical college 2nd year and have brain & eyeball card later days. This video is the best video I've watched till now besides all the study videos. Huge Respect To Dr. Sujit Prabhu Sir. Congratulations to my guitarist Robert Albarez brother.
its interesting seeing a comment by someone verified with no comments and only 54 likes and all that 2 years later on an insane video save to say that rarely happens xD
What a guy, he seems so delightful and amazing to hangout with. It's amazing how far we've come as a species with all our advancements in the recent years, this man is more than likely a legend, especially with his friends and family.
That’s actually some sort of brilliant. Surgeons & Doctors get music while they work, & with the patient playing an instrument showing signs of health during brain surgery. This should be standard procedure! :D
I think that the music was medicinal for both the patient's and the doctor's souls also helped to create a more relaxed environment to get the job done absolutely incredible 👏
I might need surgery after rolling my eyes so hard. Theres a very grounded, practical, non woo woo nor poetic reason for having him play while being operated on.
This is one of the most beautiful videos I've ever seen. My highest respect to the surgeons, nurses, and other medical professionals who ran the surgery smoothly, and also to the incredibly courageous patient. At our best, we humans are absolutely amazing.
Out of all surgeries that exist this must be the most terrifying. To literally be awake while they saw your skull open and take hours long to finish I cant imagine what these patients go through. That takes some serious strength.
I remember this specific episode in TGD. The patient really needs to bw awake and talking all throughout the surgery. Salute to all the doctors and brave patients out there!
My dad had the same type of surgery, they woke him up part way through it and asked him questions while they tried to remove his GBM so that if he could not answer anymore they knew they were getting to close to sections
So inspirational, I’m so glad everything went well and I hope people with cancer can be cured and people with tumors can get them taken away and I hope nobody gets them
"I don't think there's a single part of the brain which controls music. When I think of music in general, I've used the word passion, but it comes from the heart." (Dr. Sujit Prabhu, 2:05) I don't know why, but this sentence struck a chord with me. It reminds me of how much that I don't know that makes humans work the way we do. Fascinating, mysterious, and beautiful.
Same here, that was a pretty impactful thing to hear from a brain surgeon. Also, if taken literally it means he just wanted jams while he performed surgery XD
I love metal but when I first picked up my guitar at 7 I learned to play country, westerns and blues. Then the learning metal became second hand after learning those other genres.
i love how many survival benefits he had. It makes my heart happy to see this man be able to talk like a normal person. If I hadn't known he had brain surgery, I wouldn't have been able to tell through behavior..
This made me cry. You are so inspirational and brave. Amazing performance and doctor team is awsome. I wish world had more doctors like this and heroes like him 🦋💙🗽
Wow, I once had had the same tumour in my brain and after the surgery, i just feel unable to do anything. But he even plays a guitar during the surgery. It just...AWESOME
Hearing acoustic guitar will always remind him of his surgery
Well it wasn't traumatic
Which was a great success.
Simeon D yeah but he will remind that he survived
Unless he untraines that memory.
Noooooo... thats terrible...
fascinating how the brain has no pain receptors but every other part of the body does, one of the most important organs can't feel pain
But what about when we get headaches?
if it doesn't have pain receptors why headache hurts sooo much
@@notgonnalie1058 that's what I thought??
LMBO!!!!
@@coolbeat2644 its the rest of the head that hurts and not the brain. The skull feels pain just not the brain
Can you imagine.. laying on that bed awake, knowing your brain is out in the open and being picked on.. let alone playing guitar while all of this is happening.. so crazy to me.
No I cannot. I would be freaking out!!
It's like deliding a CPU when it's still on
He had no choice, he will be dead otherwise.
i would tell them i HAVE to be under general anesthesia im not gonna be in surgery knowing my brain is wide open while im awake! like 🤯🤯🤯
@@erikac9331 with surgery on such a vital organ they would keep you 100% safe, also like the guy said in the video there are no pain fibers in your brain
it would seem weird but you have to have some trust in the people who are gonna work on your brain, would you rather be awake while doing something to indicate to the doctors that they arent screwing things up or would you go under anesthesia and most likely get paralyzed?
As a medical student who aspires to be a neurosurgeon,this made me tear up
Good thing
same
u aint making it lil bro
@@Aldronex yes he will, and you’re less likely to succeed in life with that shitty attitude. Enjoy !
Dude 1: I can play guitar blindfolded
Dude 2: I can play guitar upside down
This guy: Hold my brain..
Best comment evet
I fr thought there was hair on my screen
Hahahahahahhahhahah
Literally
hahahaha
The aesthetic of playing creep while having your brain exposed and worked on is truly a vibe I can appreciate.
Yup he doesn't belong there indeed
I think the Cranberries Zombie would also be appropriate.
'What's in your head'
How far have we gone back for something like this to be aesthetic 🙄
@@jasonablah7702 yo mama
cringe
For him playing a guitar is a no-brainer
I see what you did there 😉
Best comment yet lol
Got em boys
Underrated coment
Lmao
I had brain surgery where I was awake for six hours of the ten so they could see my hand movements and speech. It was amazing and actually a great atmosphere.
Best wishes to you.
@@mdanderson Thank you! Mine wasn’t for cancer although I did survive end stage four cancer 13+ years ago. Mine was Deep Brain Stimulation for Essential Tremor in 2019 and it has worked remarkably well. I remember almost bursting in to tears during the surgery when I held my hand up and it was still. I had never experienced stillness before. As someone on the team said several months later in response to my absolute gratefulness, “stillness is a beautiful thing”.
@@sfjessy1 what you mean by hand is still
@@sfjessy1 Damn you strong my man
@@BondJFK not shaking
Guy: stops playing the guitar
Doctor: oh no...
🤣🤣🤣🤣 hahaha
N o
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA shit my abs are hurting LOL
Hahahaha hahaha🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thats what I was thinking. 😂
He's gonna keep telling this story at every party he goes to now...
Anyway, here's Wonderwall
zuuan LMAO I WILL NEVER GET TIRED OF WONDERWALL JOKES
AHAHAHAHA
As he should lol
Wonderwall jokes give me live
Literally Lol'd ahahahahahaah
"Music playing ability comes from the heart" - surgeon
That made me crack😄
but it does ...
beautiful
It was beautiful and deep at the same time.
always play from the heart
- maria posada
As someone who plays guitar, it is honestly really important to me and everyone else who plays. It is amazing that he can do that while having a brain surgery, and the most important thing is that he can still play. A true legend.
Not that deep 💀 kids these days dayum
ummmmm gurl who asked-
ppl really be making everything about themselves, talking abt "as someone who plays guitar this is really important to me" LOL
Nobody:
This dude: *hold my brain while I play guitar*
Bro i cant deadass 😂😂
12/10 points😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ayyyy
Jimmy neutron YES
Literally 😂
The man: playing some calm music
The doctor: pushes on the brain
The man: playing orchestra
The doctor: pushes again
The man: starts playing rock
so funny hahahahah
Man that's on another level fr 😂😂
dr. should push more for this metalhead 😂
😭😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 LMFAOOOOO
Hahahahah XD
His worry was "what am I going to play on guitar?" Not "THEY'RE GONNA OPEN UP MY HEAD!"
It's good. It focuses his attention elsewhere
When you put a musician on the spot, I promise that's the only thing going through their heads
3
That's guitarists for ya!
hchoe741 i guess he trusted the doctors
I live in Houston and this hospital is one of the iconic places here. My grandma got cancer in 2009 and she came here. She was cured and still lives with us. The guys here are mad lads and I know friends whose parents work here doing some cutting edge research. Great doctors honestly.
We're so glad to hear your grandma is doing well. Best wishes to you.
Is it expensive?
They did surgery on a guitarist
semen stains the mountaintops
Grapes: “THEY DID SURGERY ON ME”
Guitarist: “hold my beer”
Jason Shukla maybe
Jason Shukla I LOVE YOU JESUS CHRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIST!!
Jason Shukla 100th like
this dude played a guitar during a brain tumor surgery, what a badass.
Ikr!
Im sweating by a small needle for injection and this guys plays guitar while doing surgery in his brain so yeah a Total badass.
Wait rly he did?
Wow dude didnt noticed that
Yeah I know, I watched it
My mom is a doctor, she told me that they also did a similar procedure, the patient was very strong and she was singing religious hyms :)
These patients are so strong❤️
Probably cuz the brain has no pain receptors
@@a_person890 the skull still has pain receptors, hence anaesthesia is still needed. They are still very strong.
@@a_person890 thinking bout having a cancer alone is enough to scare a person for his/her life
@@a_person890 Weeb
@@a_person890 Yeah, but it's easy to say they're only strong because they can't feel it when you're not the one who's having their brain poked & prodded.
Oh my god how I got goosebumps and tears in my eyes watching this. So many emotions after I got a difficult time in a hospital a while ago. Crazy crazy good, and well done to everyone involved in this project
I have my brain surgery in 2 weeks to get my brain tumor removed. I couldn’t imagine being awake for the whole procedure!😣😣 I’m glad this guy is doing good now!
Hey how are you now
May I know how ur surgery went?
Sis?
Are you okay now? I hope so
How r you doing now .. Lots of strength to you
Surgeon: ok sir just hold very still, we are about to make an incision into the cerebral cor-
Guitar guy: CUZ I'M A CREEEEEEEP!!!
*starts headbanging *
😂😂😂😂😂
*IM A WEIRDO*
The head is unmovable. It's fixed with literal screws that grip on your skull bone
HAH
Doctor: I CAN'T CONCENTRATE. GIVE HIM A GUITAR.
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This guy is a hope to all those guys who's fighting cancer!!!!!
now you know one here me i am fighting cancer and still has it but the treatment is working
@@kevinmansell8746 7 month update. How you doing?
@@kevinmansell8746 after 7 months I hope you are doing well
@@MoonVoidYT he died
*Should've played where is my mind by the pixies.*
Underrated comment😂
😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hahahah that’s perfect
I thought that's what his playing at the beginning
The doctor said it that “music comes from the heart”
He probably did not meant that in a literal sense
Not in a literal way, you think our heart has a vocal cord or acts as a music box or something?
To both of you I would like to tell that he ment , a neurosurgeon says something related to his field but like in the view of common person .
@@sciencebeing6134 I know.
Theirs actually research that says the heart mimics music once it’s heard for example your heart will start to speed up to imitate the base of that sound doesn’t necessarily mean music comes from the heart but it’s something cool to think about dunno just sayin.
My dad works for a hospice so he sees a lot of old people usually with Alzheimer’s, and this one man could barely remember where he was or who his kids were but could always play his guitar and sing songs word for word
That’s actually a really good thing about dementia and Alzheimer’s is where the memory of music is stored is not in the same place where the brain gets damaged
Oftentimes alzheimer's patients' last memory is of their favorite song and late-stage dementia patients can often be heard obsessively humming a line or two from their favorite song
i’ve heard that music makes the strongest memory ties in the brain, so ppl with memory loss will often be able to remember songs really well. it’s so very interesting to me
My grandmother was the same, she couldn't remember any of her children or grandchildren at the end, but whenever I played her favorite piano pieces she came back to us for a little while. It was such a beautiful thing to see. For some reason Alzheimer's just doesn't damage the parts of our brain that process music. Years later I ran a music therapy program at a memory care hospice center; it was so amazing to see how music could temporarily alleviate the anxiety, distress, and confusion the residents had to suffer through every day in a way medication couldn't
Music is actually being studied as a way to help slow or maybe even reverse long term damage due to Alzheimer's. Very interesting stuff
Huge respect for the Doctors and the patience.
Brain surgery is tied with the most badass thing humans have ever done next to stepping on the moon. Creating music is a close third.
Next to:
Inventing math
Inventing money
Inventing a writing system
Inventing AI
Some other stuff as well
Math Bad
@@saraqostahterra4548 Math wasnt invented. It was discovered.
@@saraqostahterra4548 all of those things took a itty bitty fraction of the time to create and successfully conduct brain surgery...communication is probably one of the first things humans created and science/maths was developed through the millennia...AI is the product of that and the development of computer sciences. That would be the fourth most badass creation.
@@psychedelicpain420 Yeah true.
Guy: plays the wrong chord just when the doctor makes a cut
Doctor: heart attack
No replies? Lemme end that
@@The-Sharky-Show yep
Lol
underated comment
Doctor: aw shit, gonna got some flex tape to fix that
Real doctor strange neurosurgery situation.. such a complex situation that require absolute concentration is carried away with such an elegance.
Hats off to the Robert too, he is terribly fearless.I would call it the world's #best #musical performance.
Exactly! The scene where Dr Strange does surgery is 😍👌
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Aswin S Soman oof
A lot of surgeons play music during operations but the patient is usually NOT awake
God bless these doctors for long hours of study and such compassion for humanity! Thank you for your dedication to humanity!
Thumbs up for MD Anderson ! Thumbs up for Dr Prabhu !
Thumbs up for Robert Alvarez. It needs skills and guts to play guitar perfectly, while lying and being unable to move freely during own brain surgery.
Prabhu
Surgery was done by doctor prabhu I think
He's Indian doctor.
This India doctors doing very good job....
Patient: *plays normal guitar music*
Doctor: *hits a nerve in the brain*
Patient: *plays despacito*
Hahahahahah lol
🔥
Underrated comment of the year
lol
🤣🤣🤣
This really hits home for me. It combines two of the most special things in my life. My Aunt was diagnosed with a brain tumor 23 years ago, and it was cancerous. She went through multiple surgeries, and I got to spend a wonderful 12 years of my life with her. She passed away in March of this year. But something that always sticks with me is how supportive she was. She showed me her guitar when I was seven, and she was the one who made me realize that this was it. Music was my passion. She was so encouraging with it.
Did she still die of cancer or did she die of other causes? Im scared
@@brittlesumo6842 no need to be scared, it's always sad when someone passes away but another person's medical history has nothing to do with your own
i’m so so sorry for ur loss :(
He is very brave for having to go through a surgery awake. I wish him good health and happiness.
Your telling me this dudes head is opened, and just so he doesnt lose His ability to move and muscle memory, he plays a guitar while his brain is out in the open, ok then.
Lol do ur research
Also, if the guy suddenly stops or shudders or something, anything out of the ordinary guitar playing and the doctors get to know immediately that they're doing something wrong
The brain is divided into many parts that control many functions and the doctor himself said that the patient wants to keep his dexterity function so they stayed away from that part and focused on keeping that part safe while removing the tumor.
Yes that is what they are telling you
I Commented there are no sensory neurones in the brain so usually brain surgery is done while the patient is fully conscious.
This man is an absolute legend. I hope he is alive and well right now.
These doctors are amazing! Everyone has their speciality: one in surgery, one in writing, one in composition etc. How good will our world be if we appreciate one another? Respect to these doctors and nurses, just amazing.
These are Indian doctors 🙂🙂
There's something so tranquil when we see patients play their instruments during procedures like this
Why did my mind think this was the Grey’s Anatomy episode
The spelling bee
YESSSS
😂
Yeahhh Kyle Diaz
Exactly
This is amazing. I had an unsuccessful craniotomy last year. It’s been the hardest recovery of my life.
Get well soon.
I hope you’re doing okay
Hope you're well now!!
hope you're doing well!
Aww. I hope you get well soon dear!
How are you feeling now?
Amazing!
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2k19!!!
1 word with many likes what a legend
Wow! Such an inspirational video. I hope he is cancer free by now. He deserves a second chance and a good life! God bless the doctors and everyone helping him.
That's a badass if I've ever seen one
Josh Hosey
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Prayers for the rest of his journey glad he’s cancer free
Bless those doctors
Ajey K bless his insurance
Era yrue hurs mnlor 4 ndrys kioe mnjwes uieontid ytueo 8ekxna vltudt po
This is oddly beautiful. I hope this guy is doing well. The surgeons are artists and gods. God bless everyone.
Crazy how far medicine & science has come. An amazing how surgeons & doctors can do these procedures. OneLove stay safe
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These doctors are phenomenal! MD Anderson has already saved one of my family members lives and they are in the process of helping another
Hope this dude is living life and feeling good.
I'm studying in a medical college 2nd year and have brain & eyeball card later days. This video is the best video I've watched till now besides all the study videos.
Huge Respect To Dr. Sujit Prabhu Sir.
Congratulations to my guitarist Robert Albarez brother.
Hell yeah rock on brotha!
its interesting seeing a comment by someone verified with no comments and only 54 likes and all that 2 years later on an insane video
save to say that rarely happens xD
@@blwd this is a very rare comment to see
If I were a doctor, that'd be the most entertaining surgery of my life: hearing the patient sing and play guitar.
Imagine he brought in a electric guitar and just started playing thunderstruck by acdc while they were performing surgery
That'd be awesome
Or Highway to hell
What a guy, he seems so delightful and amazing to hangout with. It's amazing how far we've come as a species with all our advancements in the recent years, this man is more than likely a legend, especially with his friends and family.
That’s actually some sort of brilliant. Surgeons & Doctors get music while they work, & with the patient playing an instrument showing signs of health during brain surgery. This should be standard procedure! :D
It sort of is standard procedure, not the guitar but patients are fully awake and they get asked questions to test if their brain is still ok
It's so cool and calm
But not everyone can play an instrument
Bluetrainer91 FireBlast Not everyone can play instruments
Unless patients can’t play guitar :0
Imagine if he starts playing “stairway to heaven” lolll
Or highway to hell
*punches brain*
Oh no. But I could see the surgeons shi**ing themselves
I think that the music was medicinal for both the patient's and the doctor's souls also helped to create a more relaxed environment to get the job done absolutely incredible 👏
fr next time he should just play some 100 gecs, no need for brain surgery. Music is medicine.
@@thugpug4392 Yeah, tell that to a tumor bro
I might need surgery after rolling my eyes so hard. Theres a very grounded, practical, non woo woo nor poetic reason for having him play while being operated on.
This is one of the most beautiful videos I've ever seen. My highest respect to the surgeons, nurses, and other medical professionals who ran the surgery smoothly, and also to the incredibly courageous patient. At our best, we humans are absolutely amazing.
Out of all surgeries that exist this must be the most terrifying. To literally be awake while they saw your skull open and take hours long to finish I cant imagine what these patients go through. That takes some serious strength.
Patient:-why is this guitar hanging in your clinic?
Doctor:-actually thats my “SURGICAL INSTRUMENT”
Asim Khan BRO
Dude woah
Nice comment. Hahaha
Underrated comment omg
*slaps knee
this surgery is gonna take a long time Patient- I wouldn't fret about it
The exit is there
SKP 113 nice pun haha
SKP 113 next level puns my friend👍🏽👍🏽
SKP 113 AHHAA.. DAMN... we need more corny jokes with instruments like this💀💀
ahahhaha
He's so cool omg, congrats buddy you were strong through and through, a real musician.
also good job doctors!
A brain surgeon saying music comes from the heart ❤️ 😭😢 I felt that
If I were playing, the doctors would think they were doing something seriously wrong and irreversible.
Same though
I remember this specific episode in TGD. The patient really needs to bw awake and talking all throughout the surgery. Salute to all the doctors and brave patients out there!
I’m thankful that he had doctors who actually cared about him and what is important to him.
The fact that he plays creep by radiohead🥺
This
Ah yes I hope lucy sings that song again
Oh my godness, it took me way to long to realize.
Thats sad
zipHyperap :3 he literally said that’s what he was playing
My dad had the same type of surgery, they woke him up part way through it and asked him questions while they tried to remove his GBM so that if he could not answer anymore they knew they were getting to close to sections
Lauren Akenson tell me more!! Pleaseee
Lauren Akenson i hope your dad recovers well for that...
Big respect to the doctor and great job for your dad. That is amazing and creepy tbh 😅
I hope your dad had a good recovery
Did he fell pain when they woke him up
This might just be one of the most awesome things I’ve ever seen in my life. This Man is a legend
Two thumbs up for two awesome Indian neuro surgeons ! You guys are doing great! God bless you both. I hope the patient is doing great.
My father had brain tumor,his operation done in2019 now he is absolutely fine...but it takes lots of courage and strength
It’s so amazing and kinda adorable seeing people find something that they love that could be turned into a career
ur weird
i heard that song he was playing from watching "the book of life" such a good song and thank you neurosurgeon's for everything you guys do🙏🏽
Hats off to surgeon and his team who operated him with zero distraction.
I smiled genuinely, he's so cute, everyone God bless you, everyone deserves love, we all survivors just like this guitarist ❤
Kudos to all those doctors and nurses in there!
He’s playing the song Creep by Radiohead in the beginning
thats wht i thought!!
Franco Quipuscoa he said it buddy
yea he literally says so in the video
thanks captn obvious
he literally says that at 1:20 lol
We need more passionate, compassionate, and patient doctors like this!🙌♥️💪🙏
I cannot imagine the fear one must feel going through this. This person's a champ and a guitar chad 🤟
Everybody gangsta till this man wakes up and just strummin the guitar like his own guitar
🗿
* wakes
Thank you
So inspirational, I’m so glad everything went well and I hope people with cancer can be cured and people with tumors can get them taken away and I hope nobody gets them
One of the most incredible stories that I’ve ever seen 😭🙏🏿🙏🏿!
Aaaah, i remember that one Grey's Anatomy episode with the same scenario. Seeing this in real life is really amazing.
I’ve been looking for this comment !😭 I’m so surprised I’ve seen no one other than you mention it
This makes me really happy for some reason
Wolfwithnoface absolutely... really amazing
...
"I don't think there's a single part of the brain which controls music. When I think of music in general, I've used the word passion, but it comes from the heart." (Dr. Sujit Prabhu, 2:05)
I don't know why, but this sentence struck a chord with me. It reminds me of how much that I don't know that makes humans work the way we do.
Fascinating, mysterious, and beautiful.
Same here, that was a pretty impactful thing to hear from a brain surgeon. Also, if taken literally it means he just wanted jams while he performed surgery XD
What a legend, so strong.
He loves metal holy that guy is a legend
there's a lot of people that like metal
viKING indeed
Yeah!
viKING Yeah
I love metal but when I first picked up my guitar at 7 I learned to play country, westerns and blues. Then the learning metal became second hand after learning those other genres.
Honestly, I’m most impressed by the fact he strummed with all those needles jammed into his hands.
This is actually pretty amazing!! Like wow how can he do that during surgery?! That’s super cool
i love how many survival benefits he had. It makes my heart happy to see this man be able to talk like a normal person. If I hadn't known he had brain surgery, I wouldn't have been able to tell through behavior..
When you need to practice the guitar because there's a contest later but you have a craniotomy surgery
What the!😂😂😂
aha nice
God bless him. The doctors and anyone who has gone or will go through this.
Robert seems like such a sweet guy. I’m glad the surgery went well, and I hope his career in music is successful!
This made me cry. You are so inspirational and brave. Amazing performance and doctor team is awsome. I wish world had more doctors like this and heroes like him 🦋💙🗽
He is an indian doctor,being a medicine student i feel so proud of our indian medicose serving in every corner of world.
Wow, I once had had the same tumour in my brain and after the surgery, i just feel unable to do anything. But he even plays a guitar during the surgery. It just...AWESOME
He’s a very strong man god bless him 🙏🏽
The fact that this is possible is so amazing