This Chinese Live Music Performance is...Fake?
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This is a possibility: they picked the musicians with the best skills to record, and put the musicians with the best looks on stage.
China did it during the Olympics... Just saying. Heck u.s pop stars have their own voices pre rec'd
just like they used so much filter
Actually the girl with the pipa (Zhou Jieqong/Kyulkung) does know how to play it live. She played live during a few Korean broadcasts. Just search her name and add pipa next to it.
@@wee143 maybe because she already looks good so they just didn't want to pay for another actress?
Looks over talent 😶📸
Well, at least they didn’t perform “Flight of the Bumblebee”
LMFAO 🗿🗿🗿🗿
Nae Park Thax that good
Yeah, that piece is *sAcrElIgiOuS*
Nae Park , they probably can’t even play it
I ruined the 666 likes
eddy: hates to be a critic
also eddy: roasts literally everyone
You mean brett?
OPPSIE
@@marjanswonderland8092 OOPSIE
Ya mean Brett?
soooooooooo true
OOPSIE!
HOW DID THEY NOT NOTICE AT 7:38
HE MOVED THE BOW,
*YET NO SOUND WAS PRODUCED*
@Omar Antar I think they assumed the other "violinist" was playing though
HOW DID THEY ACTUALLY NOT NOTICE YOU ARE SO CORRECT
@@rose_linniw I think that was a metaphor
@@leslieluu3286 that was for the tremolo
OOOOOOHHH
"Instruments are weapons" I SURE AS HELL CAN DO SOME DAMAGE WITH A GRAND PIANO
Carin Fonk i want to slide on down the stairs at someone like in the movies lol
No needs a grand piano my friend~ you can harm someone with a harmonica~ or just throws ocarina at someone's head uwu)👍
Grand Pianos have probably killed the most people in cartoons and films.
HELL YEAH MAN! ME TOO!
*but with a hardass trumpet :)*
@@m0ssom AYYYY
The people that disliked this video were violinists that could do vibrato on an open string.
Only 2.2k can do it
I don't understand... I'm awful with music
To do a vibrato is wiggling your finger on the fingerboard.
But if you look at the the woman who played the violin,she had all fingers off of the finger board yet you can still hear the vibration
Well apparently it is a thing maestronet.com/forum/index.php?/topic/313897-open-string-vibrato/
What is this sorcery?
"Instruments are weapons."
*laughs in Mo Dao Zu Shi*
Wwx and lwj :ofc 😏
Finally someone that watches that
Wang ji and wu Xian
YAAAAAS
Hey cql fans
I play the erhu. At 8:14 in the video you see two erhu players. I think the girl on the right is legit but the one on the left is fake.
So here are some oopsies:
#1) The key of the piece they're playing (Horse Racing) is meant to be F major. The girl on the right has her hand shifted down slightly from the position of that white strip (which is string used to tie the two strings together). That's the right positioning (in fact Brett and Eddy went to China and learnt this piece with a professional erhuist -- you can compare what was done in this performance with that here: th-cam.com/video/-vpT6wgUO2c/w-d-xo.html). The girl on the left, however, has her hand near the white string and her fingers are more rigid and together (meaning she wouldn't be able to reach the right notes).
#2) Not strictly an oopsie but when they do the horse neighing, the girl on the right actually shifts her left hand up to vary the notes. The girl on the left keeps her fingers pretty much completely still. You can still make a neighing sound but that is a signal of the broader problem of the left girl -- her fingering is a lot less fluid and natural-looking than the one of the right. Generally she's too tense.
#3) *BIGGEST OOPSIE*: THE GIRL ON THE LEFT HAS HER BOW REVERSED. If you look closely, the wood of her bow is in between the strings whilst the horse hair is outside of them. Obviously, you cannot make a sound with that. That's how they faked it! You can compare it with the girl on the right who has her bow properly stationed in between the strings with the horse hair in the middle and the wood outside of the strings.
Holy shit that poor bow. That's instrument abuse, the stick can't even properly fit between the strings, the gap's too narrow. She's literally chafing the wood/bamboo with that aggressive bowing.
Very very nice copy and pasting
I also know how to play erhu (very beginner.... I could only recognize the 3rd point you mentioned) and my heart bled a little when I saw that bow... I can hear the wood of the bow and the strings simultaneously crying out in pain lol. Also how awful of a sound that must produce.....
i’m at erhu grade8 (distinction) and i agree with this comment !
Is it possible the tremelo at 7:40 was played on the erhu and it wasnt a mistake on the violins. Because it looked like the erhus were playing s tremelo when they cut to them
I love how Brett pulls his hoodie when it’s an OOPSIE
An*
I am super wierd shut the fu@k up and enjoy the comment
I am super wierd
Weird*
I love how he's like, "HILARY HAHN..........." lolololol
it's like he's strangling himself from the suffering
Typical Chinese strategy: best players recording behind scenes and best looking persons are on live.
It happen already at 2008
D
Dude name one time Hollywood did this.
Everyone is mad at Chinese governments and organizations for doing this, and we’ve literally only seen Chinese so blatantly do this because of looks. Not even the shitty violin movies go this low. They hire actors for their acting skills, even if they suck at violin. It’s like hiring a singer that can’t speak publicly well. The crappy organizations in China who do that shit are regarded as the lowest of the low in America.
@D that's not racist but ok. I've never heard of Hollywood doing this, like maybe once but still it's not popular.
@D is there even a celebrity in Hollywood that is serious to a classical instrument like asian people are to the extent they fake it live?? I dont think there are, im fully asian and i myself know that chinese people's obssession with looks over performance is very big. Not even only china but the whole continent of asia itself is obssessed with perfect looks over talent
To ppl saying this comment was racist. It. Is. Not.
-an asian
Even now there's alot of controversy abt famous streamers in China (for singing normally) are dubbed by someone else that "isn't ugly"
The context is basically where they had chinese celebrities on a variety show (快乐大本营 or Happy Camp in english).It's like a variety show where they do challenges and then stick in a few performances in between because they're all celebrities (it's entertainment and the fans like to see them do stuff, it's also kind of like an intermission? I guess). The first girl playing the violin is Ju Jingyi. She's a chinese actress and part of the chinese girl group SNH48 (so singing and dancing). I'm pretty sure the majority of these people in the video are not professionals and some of them might have just learnt the instrument for the purpose of the show. They might have also had them pretend to play and play a recording in the background. It's not a super serious show and most of the celebrities are just there to promote their newest work (songs, upcoming movies and tv shows, etc.)
*Just added in some extra information and reworded some of it because I don't think my original comment was worded very well.
**Editing again, I'm coming back with some more context now. Everyone playing is at least proficient in their instrument. Zhou Jieqiong does actually play the pipa, I'm pretty sure that Ju Jingyi played violin when she was younger, etc. This leads me to believe that they were probably performing this without much preparation, hence the fake playing. I'd just like to emphasize though, the purpose of this performance wasn't to actually show off their musical talents, but rather to have all the participants of that episode collaborate in a fun performance to entertain the fans while they promotw other projects of theirs.
finally someone explained...
Omgomgomg 48g ❤️
Thank you finally
Pretty sure Ju Jingyi was a major in violin before she dropped out to join SNH48.
Ah it sounds similar to popular music count down shows where they'll have an audince and little interviews and count down the charts and have a band in to play thier latest hit "live" but its mainly miming and sometimes you see bands do minor(or even occasionally) extreme mistakes so you can tell "ha we're just miming this having fun on tv"
Hearing them call out small imperfections makes you realise how professional they are
i love how much they freak out about the OOOOPPPSSSSIIIEEESSS!!!!!!
What is a oopsie???
@@Hannah-lr4le ok thankss 🤗
Hoàng Việt an oopsie can also be a baby that wasn’t planned to exist. Or an accidental baby.
Hoàng Việt nghĩa là gì thế. Mình nghe mấy bạn kia giải thích bằng tiếng anh mà vẫn ko hiểu
@@maiphuong9794 oopsie kiểu như là khi ngta phạm 1 lỗi nên ngta thường ns oopsie để thừa nhận cái lỗi đấy hay là 1 đứa trẻ ra đời do vô ý nhé bạn
When you see no microphones being worn, you know it’s a big whoopsie.
Indeed. I see no microphones.😱
They could be on one of those stages used by choirs
@@Hannah-dw8nz Not with this kind of sound quality. It's dubbed and flubbed. Instruments (esp. violins) are mostly equal loudness and monophonic, so whoever made the mix failed his acoustics. It also sounds like close miking. (Even off LingLing mono microphone you can hear so-called intensity stereo.)
Wide area microphones would pick up the movement of the artists a lot (you'd get fabric swish) and generally do not have the sensitivity and noise floor (which is why they're only used for support in choirs and not main, and taking venue ambiance), and boom shotgun microphones would phase like mad in such number, and even were it possible to set them up, you'd need to track the artist with them as they move. Multiple top quality ambisonic triangles could make it possible in post, but again, you'd pick up some positioning.
@@Hannah-dw8nz Stages used by choirs? LMAO you mean any stage with good acoustics?
Brian Sun, good point there.
It was just a pre-recorded performance. The live audience there get to hear music live for like 3 or 4 times and the broadcast people take the best sound and edit it that way so there are no mistakes during broadcast in television. It's just a common practice in mainstream television and it is a public secret. Almost everyone knows (especially in Asia) that most of the time what you hear live is just a pre-recorded one.
Finally know what pre-recorded means, thank you!! ❤️
I'm a newbie following chinese artists, and I got kinda confused by that 😂😂
It depends on the artists, it's usually much more common within pop too in some countries.
Wait I’m confused do you think the same people who are shown performing in this video are the ones who performed on the prerecording?
@@aspencolorado4751 Yes of course. They are the ones playing for pre-recording since audience hear them live there. And the live on tv is that pre-recorded.
@@kimjunhee4011 then I'm confused as to why there are so many obvious mistakes and differences between visual and audio recording. Like obviously, small mistakes happen, but, as someone in the comments pointed out, one of the erhu players had her bow reversed, meaning she couldn't even make a sound like that. Why put someone in front of an audience to play when they are just sitting on a chair, miming? Like, I genuinely want to know.
Edit: after further deep-diving into the comments, apparently this is from a variety show where celebrities do challenges and stuff, so it's not meant to be serious and more or less obvious that it's a recording. I'm guessing in the end it seems like some of the performers can actually play their instrument while others maybe just learned it for that part of the show.
I love how all Brett and Eddy care about is the vibrato and the sound, they didn’t even notice at the time where she forgot vibrato she literally stopped early.
Nobody:
Brett and Eddy: *I'm gonna end these people's whole career*
XD Lmao
Very original
You are weird
@@ebu4096 No u
HAHAHAHAHAHA
I am chinese, it’s common that “live” is fake, even tho sometimes ppl can actually sing or play the instrument, the performers will comprise for “better performance” Bc of technology limitation. It’s so stupid.
Nahh that just an excuse
Aku R Totally agree!
If these person can play violin, they will know how many mistake they made. But app early they don’t play violin at all.
Florida Ji so they are just wasting their own talents wth
If they have talents but the media want them to fake it why do they still have a mistakes i mean even a singer can be a professional lips sync
This is why we practice.
To not end up on mainstream television
The performance was probably pre recorded but Kyulkyung can actually play the pipa. Even during the time that she was in IOI I’m pretty sure she played it in a variety show to show off her talent.
me, recognising an oopsie right before brett and eddy points it out:
LiNg liNg LiVes INsIdE mE
The only one i noticed was the spicato
@@navster100 Same. 😂🤧
Literally the same, and i dont even play the violin ( im piano gang ), but i have watched enough TwoSet videos
shh shehhe 😂 me tooooooooooo
I DIED AT THIS COMMENT 💀
who else doesn't play an instrument but still watched?
Not me
somemysteriousguy well not me.
Not me
not me too
I play 3
Me sees kyulkyung who I know knows how to play pipa: clicks
ME sees twoset: double click
ME sees roasting: triple click
LMFAO
So it goes like, unlike, like
Seems legit 👍
I literally clicked this thinking that the girl in the thumbnail looks like Zhou Jieqiong/Kyulkyung/Pinky who's an ex-I.O.I & Pristin member.. damn, I was right
At least the pipa player is real, she’s a pro.
Do you know her name? She looks awesome.
Vivian Lee kyulkyung i think or formerly known as pinky
Vivian Lee her korean name is Joo Kyulkyung, former member of popular kpop groups, IOI and Pristin. Her chinese name though is Zhou Jieqiong
@@xx9522 she asian tho
I dunno a lot about the pipa, but it looked like she messed up at 7:26 - 7:30. You can see her index finger slide a fret down but the pitch stayed the same during the tremolo. And then she slides it back up and the pitch is still the same. And then she adds a vibrato at the end which it doesn't sound like a vibrato.
Vibrato during an open string is
*extra talent*
You can actually play vibrato on the open string, just not the way she did it.
Lola A. I know that on guitar you can bend the neck to slightly raise or lower the pitch
@@JC-kb1eh Or Whammy
The way she did it was magic🧙♀️hahahahahah
@@lolaa.8161 How? Just curious.
I just can't admire the fact that they put He's a Pirate and the Mission Impossible theme together
I love how they just know when someone is faking lol
I mean if I heard someone try to fake play my instrument it would be easy to tell but man they have good ears for this
you look like mad and crazy scientists discussing a very important new math theoreme
@` how does being an asian make you a mathematician?
` Let alone seeing mathematicians say "OOHHH!!! SHE DID AN OOPSIE!" While pulling on their hoodie strings (or whatever the hell you call those)
That's why I'm watching it
Hanji where u out come join them 🤣🤣😂😂
Anyone know attack on titan they look like Hanji 👩🔬👩🔬👩🏭👩🏭
This is what happens when you do not practice speaking “hey guys” for a long time
edit: Since this comment has a lot of likes, I want to use this top-comment-space to tell my opinion for tremolo thing. I think it is a sound of Erhu, the instrument in 8:15, not a violin.
Ling Ling practices "hey guys" 400 times a day
They should take some lessons from Austin Evans
_lah_
I was the 1000th like woohoo
They should've just lipsynced the "hey guys" instead of using their actual audio
Aside from all the craziness of this vid, I'm really happy when I find their channel. I'm from the Philippines and not all people in my province knows everything about classical music. Some of them can't even differentiate violin between a cello. After discovering them, I realized that there are people who knows and classical music. THANKS FOR EXISTING BRETT AND EDDY!! 😊
omg hi fellow kababayan 😊
@@watermelonnnnn KABABAYAAAAAN!!!
@@doge7668 YES KABAYAAAAN!!!
Yess, our country lacks on intellects. People don't know traditional filipino instruments either and I'm just S A D
Thats why someday I wanna ask for a flute like WWX bc aesthetics me like
@@watermelonnnnn hello KABABAYAN😊
4:41
"It's beginning to look a little bit suspicious"
*Colour desaturates*
I have also found another oopsie at the beginning: her pinky isn’t curved
A_Dried_Grape He mentioned it
I gonna say I can play the whole suzuki book 1 without a copy. And I have 1 fine tuner only I mean lol
My eyes. Kill me now.
Even though I play piano, I've watched Twoset long enough to know that her bow hold was saucy
And she didn’t move her hand for the vibrato
"You have to look after ur instrument and CLEAN it!"
Me:
Looks down at violin
Oopsie
David Zou I think you mean, OOoOooOOopSSsssSiEEee
Agreed
169 hAh
Looks like YOU did OOOOOPSIEE XDDDDD
omg sammmme
7:39 I just wanted to let people notice that the man's violin didn't make a sound when he played...
9:33 That aggressive hood removal tho. Brett are you okay?💀💀💀
my thought is they were actually playing on stage, but a pre-recorded track was added afterwards as part of the editing process. seems like the easiest explanation...
that's pretty common in china so i wouldn't be surprised
Yeah, they organized the real performance and then edited it to make it fancier in order to send it to TV and foreign countries.
Then it must be a pre recorded track of 'professional' musicians playing, not them. If it is a pre recorded track of THEM playing, why would the violinists forget the track THEY THEMSELVES probably recorded a few days ago? These people seem to be celebrities who learned how to play instruments, that's it. Any avarage joe can do it with some practice and time. Just pretty faces, not professional musicians...
@@N0xiety It is possible that they change some fingering from one performance to another.
@Carat Horn so the performer performs twice?
This is *s a c r e l i g i o u s*
@@Sarah-vu4zl #autocorrectdestroyedmyday...
Yeees
Sock-religious? That's how I pronounced it.
@@ilc_o_O How can autocorrect "destroy" your day when "sacreligious" is a misspelling of the word sacrilegious and isn't actually a word? I'm not so sure on the details, but last I checked autocorrect corrected misspellings? And how did autocorrect correct letters? In bold? If anything doesn't autocorrect usually correct single letters to "I"? Hmm. Not being condescending, genuinely asking.
EDIT: Now this is also a genuine question, do the phones actually have the option to add edits to text on TH-cam? Like adding hyphens or asterisks work? Unless you're on a Mac, which even I'm unsure has autocorrect.
DOUBLE-EDIT: Macs do have autocorrect.
you mean sacreLINGious
this is even funnier when they can play their instruments for real, the violinist (ju jingyi) attended secondary school of sichuan conservatory of music and the pipa lady zhou jieqiong attended secondary school of shanghai conservatory of music, also theyre currently singers actresses but used to be idols, one in china and the other in korea lol
These two idiots need to research 1st b4 critisized others it doesnt mean their whole life they played instrument doesnt mean others have not..
OOOPPSSIIEEE
7:38 Twoset violin. I found an oopsie!
If you look at the man, when he finished playing, he played a note with no violin sound.
Ling ling doesn't have to fake. Recordings and speakers have to fake for ling ling.
Ling Ling had to fake for me. Franz Listz.
Liszt*.
Other than that, your pieces are monstrous! Ling ling would have faked it.
@@d.paulkwon9798 Dammit. I spelt my own name wrong.
the first girl is Zhou Jieqiong/Kyulkyung and she actually knows how to play the pipa-
Yeojachinqu_ YEAAAA GURL
If that's korean she must have face operation? Ahahahaha
Respect Yasuo Mains no she’s chinese
Sinb!!
@@respectyasuomains8791 you mean 'face surgery'?🤣🤣 'surgery', not 'operation'
And she's Chinese, not Korean
Aaand, that's not your business if she had plastic surgery done on her face or not, thats her face not yours, if she had plastic surgery she use her money, not yours
POV: You're watching this again because TwoSet learned the Pipa in 1 hour
Violin might be fake but the guzheng and pipa are truly performed, especially the guzheng player, she got certification at level 10, highest level for professional guzheng players 😶
Wait, isn't that the same girl who acted in Our Shining Days? (The movie, not the tv series.) You can't see much of her face, but from what I caught she has the same impressive stare; her eyes are really striking.
@@moonwatcher99 she is!!
@@vyinh5999 I thought so! Cool, I really liked her in that movie.
I know that at the 2008 Olympics in China where they had a little girl "sing" while the real singer was deemed "to ugly" too be the face of the event (should I edit this comment to say thanks or should i leave it alone cause thats annoying and ruins the comment)
It was the Olympics, I think!
yes, the 2008 olympics opening
@@maulvimuhammad thanks, I've been looking for it for a while
WHAT?! I am SHOOKETH I hope the real singer got credit afterwards
I just watched it theres even a news report on that
How a non musician spots an oopsie: the “musicians” look more like they are focusing on looking good than on their music.
the girl who plays the violin is ju jingyi, and is from a chinese girl group SNH48, and she plays legit violin, so don't go judge a book by its cover th-cam.com/video/QYH-qm5rXf4/w-d-xo.html
@@BingDwenDwen yeah, she doesnt say that jingyi can't play violin, just pointing out that their live play is fake
@@sam2866 Not true, they are literally saying she can't play 3:43, and did it flew over your head about the clickbait title? it says fake. twoset assume the performance was fake. it cannot be considered as fake, even if it was not live but pre recorded,. fake is when the performers don't know how to play the instruments and pretends to play them.
@@BingDwenDwen i am talking about Janice L's comment, not two set but aight
Fake is fake
Right before the tremolo, the guy bowed yet no sound was made.
ngl i've been binging this channel's video for the past couple hours, and i just clicked on this cause the thumbnail was kyulkyung.
she can actually play and is very talented!!
Hi, I am a chinese fan of one of the lady in the video (Zhou Jieqiong aka Kyulkyung, the red one playing the pipa). I just want to explain. This performance was broadcasted on TV live and the viewers who attended the show at the time heard the real performance of the musicians. But the audio of the performance broadcasted on TV was indeed a recorded one from a previous rehearsal done the day before. During rehearsal, stations do allow some people/fans to watch, so it's not a secret, the musicians recorded over 5 times that day, and that's where the audio they used for dubbing comes from. On TV the image was live, while the audio was a recorded one. I'm not saying this is true for every show, but chinese show tend to do this to prevent any live broadcast incident. The musicians do know how to play the instruments and have to play themselves though. At least I know the one playing the pipa has played live several time already and she plays really well. PS: I also wanted to add that the 4 of them are not professional musicians, but celebrities in China (actors, singers, dancers...) who happened to be skilled in playing an instrument, they where put together for this special show.
And also the one who played Guzheng - Liu Yongxi.
I'm pretty sure her playing is real bcause I'm also her fan :)
I thought i was imagining things and just mistaking the thumbnail girl as jieqiong because I've scrolled too far to confirm if it's really her and I couldn't see any comments until I found yours. Phew turns out I wasn't seeing things 😂
@Shuyang Sun or because the people in the video was playing it wrong while the two men pointed out there mistakes
@Shuyang Sun you do realise the only criticisms they made were of the two people who played the violin
请解释没有麦克风。
7:30 onwards on pipa (that pear-shape Chinese instrument). I’ve been playing that thing for two decades and I can ensure you that this is fake. Most likely she played it but wasn’t recorded at the same time. You noticed when she changed notes, her index finger pressed at the wrong key for two separate occasions, while the sound was still ongoing at the correct tone. OOPSIES
edit: i'm not saying she cant play the instrument ppl. geez. the amount of ppl who cant take thumbs down. the point of this whole video is to point out a pre-recorded performance trying to pretend that it was done live. nobody appreciates shitty pre-recording. at least lining up the performance to the sound would be nice. knowing how to play an instrument doesn't mean you cant fake it when recording such things.
Zhou Jieqiong aka Kyulkung from ioi can play the pipa really well
She's played it on quite a few Korean broadcasts and on produce 101 and during her time in ioi
She can really play the pipa just look up Kyulkung pipa and you'll find videos from produce 101 which were live
The audio on this is prerecorded however her performance is live and being a huge kpop fan I know she can actually play it
Keekydeeks that’s what she was saying
Keekydeeks That’s why she looks familiar to me! And yes! She can play that instrument. She showed it many times on tv shows
Only a pipa player could oopsie a pipa playing
One set pipa ....look out
Ok, ok. I've worked on television and radio, so I have to clarify a couple of things. Most 'live' performances, especially on shows like that which are not specifically about academic music and are not recorded in a proper environment like a concert hall, are either pre-recorded or performed by backstage musicians, and that has ONE simply reason: such shows usually have multiple different acts, and it is a PAIN in Mozart's favourite body part to replug new musicians every time and fine-tune the mixer. That's not even to mention that when actually playing live at a venue not designed for acoustic projection, they'd have to mic all the instruments, and getting proper sound out of that requires quite a bit of production tinkery, often not possible/too much hassle to do for a 'live' performance (especially if it's being broadcast live).
So, the show per se is, indeed, fake, but that is the industry standard. For good TV performance, look for recordings made in acoustically designed halls, not at TV studios. Those usually have one or two mics on or in front of the stage to capture the sound as it is projected onto the listener.
when i watch your videos ads pop up and they are the same violin ad that pops up EVERY SINGLE TIME i watch you guys-
Brett: "You have to look at your instrument and clean it!"
Me looking at my violin: Oh no
Noémie Lavoie lol same
Same. 😅
Me looking at my guitar: oof
Oopsie
same fshghdfgdfg.
The girl playing the pipa, Jieqiong (the one chilling in the air) actually majored in pipa in Shanghai Conservatory of Music's secondary before she became an idol/actress. She also performs a lot in stages with her pipa so I think even if it was prerecorded or live she's definitely playing it herself.
So it was really her?? The one who joined produce 101 season 1 right? I thought she was someone else!
@@reginaindira7280 It's her! She's been quite active in China and even has an upcoming historical drama.
thank gad
I think she was really playing becoz she played a pretty wrong note in the first song
@@ChaosKitKit Oh, that would make sense, that's a thing in kpop (she originally debuted in Korea) they do sometimes to prove that they're performing live. Don't take my word for it tho hahaha.
"I always thought the Guzheng was the coolest instrument" - Eddy, 2019
Yes! Victory! I play the Guzheng! Yes! ;)
Every time Brett says "Oopsie" and tightens his hoodie, it kills me!🤣
I must be a professional trianglist because I have no fine tuners.
My name is lame same with percussion
My name is lame bro yo have a sad instrument but you do you
im a professional castanetist.
I've been playing bassoon for 7 weeks and I don't have any fine tuners. I'm clearly a prodigy.
Marina Ell Pfft. The first time I’ve ever played Baritone, I never used one.
You know, celebrities are now gonna develop phobias over performing instruments live out of fear of being roasted by these two
I've never heard Twoset roast people who are performing live but miss a note. They're usually very sympathetic to artists who make mistakes. They only criticise 'faked' performances, so you'd be better off doing it live if you want to avoid a roasting video
Well. How about the celebrities playing live instead of faking it to look good??? smh.
hopefully. At least the real performer will go on show even if they're not as attractive.
They only roast fakers, never true musicians.
Nah but as someone who spend a hecking long time on Chinese internet, I didn't know these two till today
EDITOR SAN IS AMAZING SHE DIDNT DELETE THE FIRST PART LMAOOOOLO
This whole video SCREAMS, SHOUTS and YELLS chaotic energy
2:06 Brett: Instruments are weapons
Tchaikovsky: *Oh.* **1812 Overture intensifies**
+ Oh gosh why did this get so many likes??
😂
Tchaikovsky：no，weapons are instruments
this made me laugh 😂😂❤️
I was in that parte when I saw this comment
The most powerful weapon is the viola. It squeaks kill thousands.
Ling Ling can play Vibrato even on the open string.
UPD: thx for your likes
That’s actually possible and not very hard haha
@@lunademol8396 duh bruh, when you practice 40 hours a day, you defo can vibrato on an open string.
That’s actually not hard😊
You just play a open string and vibrato on another string😊
@@catherinethibault4194 exactly :)
Yeah, but the girl in the video hasn't put her fingers on the fingerboard.
what i've learned from watching chinese dramas is that there is a huge amount of dubbing in chinese tv, so my guess is that the people on stage where actually playing, but the sound we're hearing is recorded and dubbed over
Thank you guys for putting portuguese captions. I'm Brazilian and I just want to say thank you for inspiring me for practicing the piano. I love music and I'm learning so much with you. Congratilations.
i swear i learn more on this channel than in school
Same I can learn more in this but learn like two things in class
@@dreamingari It's probably partially an interest thing. A lot of people when they go to school aren't super interested in all the subjects, so they do the best in the subjects they find fun and interesting. Anything we find online, we're usually genuinely interested and excited about which in turn makes it easier to learn from it 'cause we pay closer attention :)
I totally agree with you.
I want to like it but I'm afraid of destroying that '444' likes
Same for me. I got more experiences and knowledge even though ive never touch a violin. #Piano Gang
nobody :
eddy and brett : oOOOOOOPSIEEEEEEEE
Nobody:
jaehyun body rolls.: nobody :
eddy and brett : oOOOOOOPSIEEEEEEEE
PewDiePie: *Am I a joke to you?*
It's interesting that you pointed out the instrument Guzheng (?) and that you liked it in the movie, the movie's called Kung fu hustle. And for a coincidence, the first clip of the live performance you viewed, was one of the pieces the guys played on the guzheng in the movie ;) It's my No.1 favorite movie by far and i'm stoked you like it too :D
I don't know anything about music, but their enthusiasm is contagious. Just subscribed and totally binging their channel!
They are definitely playing to a backing track... The giveaway: none of the instruments have microphones / pickups.
I believe the live audience and the TV audience are hearing two different performances.
You know no one watches this show for the music, right?
yea
@@paulwu9718 That's clearly disproven by the fact this is a video about two guys watching the show for the music.
Sometimes the actual artists are not appealing to the public eyes, therefore they hire actors/actresses to perform the visual job. (In China)
I don't know what is happening in this particular performance. But yeah, sadly this was what happened to Yang Peiyi. At the 2008 Beijing Olympics Opening Ceremony, her voice was played, but another girl was picked to perform a lip-syncing. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yang_Peiyi for the actual singer.
that's just sad also kind of demoralizing. like, what's the point of doing something great and it's still not enough because your face isn't pretty.
The two girls(guzheng and the guitar looking one) are actually experts.
In everywhere
Hit on the point
TwoSet: "Yes guys. Instruments are weapons."
Me: **Laughs in Woozi from Seventeen**
Imagine being brave enough to perform on an instrument in front of mase amounts of people without actually knowing how to w
play it
When China held the Olympic games in 2008, there already was a case where the little girl on stage sang a song which was actually sang by a "less cute" little girl behind the scene with a better voice. Soo .....
and this poor girl became a meme on the internet
This is why I want to be a professional in an instrument just to shout oOpSiE at every single mistake I see
you don't even need to be a professional to see the mistakes
Hey there army
Just love how Brett pulls up his hoodie when an oopsie occurs!😂
0:04 WHAT!!!!!...... AW *YOU SWEARING*
The girl playing the pipa knows how to play it REALLY WELL. She's kyulkyung from pristin, she's played it a couple times in others show. You can search it up of you want😌
no
I fell in love with her in idol producer
@@sahayeda5220 yes
I only start this vid because of her
Danara Lee holy crap that's why she looked familiar
Me before watching : what the hell is this?
Me after : i love this two man
Baby Girl -these -men
Violet Verdict no
RBul Bjanim yes
You'reAThot why
@@ben1651 these-men = plural
The editor makes their videos so funny. Respect to the editor !
This is very common, most performances like these on TV shows are pre recorded, even if they look live. However this is also the case for shows all over the world, like American idol etc..
Is nobody going to mention the COMPLETELY STRAIGHT PINKIES
She has Completely straight pinkys
They addressed that but aaAAHHHHHH
Daniel Kim too scary
Oh lol yea 🤣
I play violin but my left hand pinky is double jointed so in 1st position my pinky has to be straight ;(
Oh I didn’t know pros only had one fine tuner! Two set violin is educational! 👌
Just curious...why they still need one?
@@user-rb3nx4dj2f Because ling ling is the only one that can play the violin perfectly without fine tuners.
@@user-rb3nx4dj2f I believe they only have 1 because the E string being so high, is much more difficult to get get in tune and sound nice. But I don't know for sure I'm just a cello player but from orchestra experience, you can really tell when they haven't tuned properly!
I still have 4 fine tuners! It’s easier to tune though
@@user-rb3nx4dj2f The E string is the highest string on the violin. Our ears are much more sensitive to pitch issues in the higher ranges, so intonation on the E-string is much less forgiving. Moreover, E-string is under a lot of tension and is the thinnest string on the violin (which has thinner strings than the other instruments in its family). Over tightening any string may lead to a broken string. So you always tune up to the pitch, not down. The idea here is that you get close to pitch with the peg and adjust with fine tuner. If you snap another string by over tightening, it is annoying and you have to replace it. If you snap an E-string by over tightening, it can, in some instances, seriously hurt you (I had a teacher with a scar on her cheek from a broken E-string).
You will notice the E-string is also the only string that should have a tube (rubber typically) it passes through where it goes over the bridge and a parchment patch on the bridge under E-string on most violins. Both of these are meant to prevent the E-string from cutting into the bridge because it is under such pressure.
No matter where you go, opportunity always comes first to people who willing to pay for the whole show.
Hey Two Set Violin.
Glad you're not missing yet.
This is what happens in China, because they don't want any mistakes in the piece, so they just put the backtrack on(btw, violins in this case were just for show, just to let people know that its possible to combine traditional instruments with western instruments). I live in China and have seen sooooooo many people do this, well, the band is playing whatever they play, but there is a backtrack that is playing throughout the whole concert and btw 90% of the audience don't even know about that much about the performed instruments, sooooooo yeah!!! There are still real performances in China but most are fake backtracks unless their solo's.
exactly, the true answer.
Idk
thats true lol as indonesian we import lot of pirated and 3rd party products from china
Esp on some TV channels
Univerchizelz they work so hard to practice, why you saying is fake? Shut up, many Chinese are way better than you thought. You live in China? Ha, that’s funny. ShanDianShaoNv ‘s western and Chinese instrument fight are amazing.
The “performers” are just TV stars,and the “audience” are fake. I knew this cause I am a Chinese and I know that TV star ://////
The girl with the pipa (IOI member) and guzheng (Chinese Actress) really knows how to play those instruments and are professionals. Dont know about the violins though
Patricia Stewie That is nice to hear these stars really know the instrument! That violin girl is Jujingyi originally from SNH48, but most TV shows just put recorded audio into it no matter what they play :/
China Number .01
@@sophielo9515 ohh i see
It's pretty common that even TV stars have professional talents aside from acting/personality. Everybody in the video seemed like they could actually play well.
Omg I played the outro piece this weekend for a concert
Adoro seus vídeos, especialmente quando tem legenda em português, amo muito o canal de vocês.❤️🎻
Now I really want them to judge like Henry’s violin skills
Yeahhh same.. girll 😊
omg i finally found a henry stan in the comments section!! YES HENRY
wait they have one!! :0 th-cam.com/video/urqJ49A66A0/w-d-xo.html
Up!
well, u have a brand new video which is only a day old :)
I've played one gig where "fake playing," or whatever it's called, was an actual requirement to even get the gig. It stinks, but sometimes becomes a balance of publicity vs. "real live playing..." It was many years ago when I was in a band at the time, but I didn't know that fake playing was an agreement they had made for the finale festival performance until the day of the gig. They basically don't plug you into the sound system, and blast a pre-recorded track really loudly. I definitely was playing along and all, but you could barely hear what I was actually playing over the recorded track. The whole thing is annoying and makes you feel like a prop instead of a musician lol... Sometimes the musicians can control whether or not they fake-play in a performance, but there are many times (especially high-profile-like stuff like this) where the decision is out of their control unless they turn the gig down.
I've heard violinists sometimes fake it by wiping the rosin off their bow. Playing with no rosin would drive me absolutely nuts, but it might explain their really different bow techniques in the video.
Katy Adelson Several of my lecturers at university have had a similar experience where on the day of a gig they have been told they are not actually playing but miming. Thats gotta suck pretty bad.
I've noticed that in some live tv show performances.
Woah 、 i love your videos
exactly!!!! we all thought we will doing a live. but it turned out the directors only what a visual effect of"they are playing on live"
It was a requirement to play along to a track for a festival I played awhile back. It was crazy stressful because we had a new-to-percussion cajon player, so it was pretty hard to keep time between her and the track. Overall, I really didn’t enjoy the experience and def didn’t play that festival again!
the first violinist (ju jingyi) in this video actually studied the violin in university or something like that so I was very surprised that her bow hold was so... well....
4:39 that was a laugh that genuinely tell me that he is happy that him and his best mate have made it to this point. Genuine happiness behind it
Jieqiong (girl in the thumbnail) actually can play tho. You can look it up, there's lots of videos
The boys acknowledged that though. They said the stage performers looked like they were real musicians, but for sure the audio was dubbed over
That is
Shirley A Lol “the boys”.. That’s cute 😂
Is she from produce 101? I feel like she looks like a girl from that but I can't remember
@@freyawebb9224 yup she's from produce 101 and Produce 101 China
The real players are girls who play guzheng and pipa
lova368 and er hu
Actually they are all real and this is just a performance of them recorded before hand and played then
And the violin.
都是真的好不好，要是拉小提琴的是假的，那可以拿奥斯卡了。
@@ProjectHana 我不知道那么多中文😅
TwoSet is very tolerant from a detective POV.
It's first time I learn the term "rosin-caked" !
This video was made 4 years ago today. Happy birthday
I thought you guys were Chinese, how could you possibly not know what a pipa is I’m-
But same tho adklakslakla
Itz M bo they are not according to them. They were born in Australia according to them. Mga butas na pwet daw sila.
They are Singaporeans.... if I am not wrong.
@@kairos5707 they're aussies
I thought they were from Taiwan
@@JunoLingWei uy pilipino, shacks..
Please react to bbc's version of Sherlock. He plays some pieces with violin and i think it's so i n t e r e s t i n g
Hey Back off that’s just a detective show -_- Benedict did his best with the bow hand tho
Actually his posture was quite good imo, I mean it’s obvious he isn’t a violinist and the editing is quite inaccurate butttttt it was one of the better attempts in tv show/movie history haha
Yeah and there’s nothing to mock, y’know. Since he does not pretend to be a pro who plays the Tchaikovsky violin concerto.they kept the violin scenes quite short and simple.
Actually...Bennedict had to actually get into how people play the violin to do it.i mean he doesn't ACTUALLY play most parts, but he did a pretty good job. By that i mean he wasn't a COMPLETE idiot but...yeah there were some impossible and weird parts...
love the show, but yh defnitely "interesting" playing
天啊你們真的是太有趣了XDDD，以後請繼續找碴
Anyone else think that the " musicians" were attractive and then right when they started making mistakes their attractiveness went right down the drain
i would love to agree bc personality/talent over looks etc etc
but they literally all look like young gods, i just can't