@@victorscorner4218 you know what they say... roses are red violets are blue there's always an asian that's better than you I'm Iranian and the same applies to us tbh
Chloe Chua at 13: *flawlessly, easily plays Paganiniana* Brett at 13: *nearly flawless Bach after tons of practice * Me at 13: *squeaks out Twinkle Twinkle*
@@Possiblylunar aw, don't do that! Trust me, there is absolutely nothing bad about the viola, it's such a beautiful instrument!!! Orchestras and quarters would never be complete without the violists! The viola jokes online are just for fun, they're not serious at all. Pleasepleaseplease do NOT give up such an amazing instrument just because of silly jokes!!!
When I was 17, I started learning the violin. I was 3rd chair in high school orchestra and then headed off to college. I kept bothering my roommates when I played in my dorm room. People also told me "you can't get good at the violin because you started so late in life." So I stopped playing and I always regretted it. Now I am 41 and my kid is 8 and is learning the violin, piano and guitar. A few months ago he showed me a video called "Why Violin is the Hardest Instrument" and introduced me to Twoset! And I bought myself a violin and now I practice with my kid every day. I feel like my younger self again - like I got back a part of me I thought I'd lost. Big thanks to you two, Brett and Eddy! UPDATE 10/6/2021 - Thank you so much for all your comments, it's so uplifting to hear all your stories of starting "late!" A year after picking up violin again (after a 20 year hiatus) I still play violin with my kid, and playing music is a part of my daily life. We now have 2 guitars, a bass guitar, mandolin, cello, viola, keyboard, harmonica, snare drum , bodhran, doumbek -- and more! -- in the house and we've have had a ball just making music (and lots of noise). What's interesting is that even after 20 years of NOT playing violin, I play SO MUCH BETTER, faster and longer NOW than I did when I stopped. Pieces I couldn't play 20 years ago are easier to learn now because I play "for fun" instead of trying to be perfect. I am learning Irish and bluegrass fiddle, and I am on Suzuki violin book 5 and my kid is on Suzuki violin book 2! Don't make my mistake -- don't let anyone tell you that you "can't" do something, even if you feel like you are too old or not talented enough. Your older self will thank you later!
Nah to be the ideal child they need to somehow be a solo violinist and a neurosurgeon and the President of the United States of America all at the same time
@Hamouza piano Hamza bro, you need patience if you want to be successful. If you can’t wait then nobody will subscribe to you and you will make bots subscribe to u. I think if you’re old then 9, you should have the kind of mindset, to not self promote lollll
Well, comparitively speaking, from those they've interviewed, they aren't. But prodigy doesn't guarantee adult success and lack of prodigy status doesn't mean the artist won't become amazing. It matters how much you practice and how long your passion for the instrument endures.
@@pzykhe Personally, I really do that the idea of 'prodigy' is a myth. It is fundamentally really about practise. A person can be a 'prodigy' but not be successful in the long-term. All the term means is that the person, especially a young child, is an early starter rather than a late bloomer, and has demonstrated promising POTENTIAL. This is ONLY POTENTIAL, not actual success, and does not show much at all about long-term success. I urge everyone to stop being so caught up by the term 'prodigy'.
I just found my childhood photos the other day and I'm shocked too by how smol I was. Now I've got two nieces the same age as me in those photos. ....man I feel old.
Can we just appreciate how insanely supportive and respectful Brett is while listening you Eddy's older music? I really felt warm in the heart hearing him praise how well Eddy sounds :3
Eddy was equally as respective, supportive and enthusiastic towards Bretts ' childhood violin playing. In fact both of them displayed the best behaviour that fans should emulate when appreciating other people's works , that is to be fair and respectful.
I'd say that they were talented.. And they worked really hard.. We may or may not have the talent.. But if we work really hard I'm sure it will bear fruits too
My mom is my accompanist when I play flute and I play piano for my little sister who is a cellist because the accompaniment is simple enough😂 it runs in the family i guess
15:13 this melted my heart. yes eddy, that's you. you and brett are so good at this, it's sad to see that you feel like a failure when you are just so great. i wish you could get impressed with yourself now as you get with your younger version and see that huge sparkle you have. you are gifted, you were born for the music, and you have millions of fans around the world, stop pulling yourself down
its an asian stereotypical way. they are just joking, and probably what they say is not literal. plus it is a decent way of being humble and remembering although they are good, there are people way beyond their levels. this adding more persistent mentality.
We knew Eddy's sis because he said that Brett had an older/younger (don't remember) brother to fulfill parental dreams but Eddy's sis was already a musician.
Eddy talking about how uni really made him hit a road block is about as relatable as it gets with anyone majoring in arts. I'm majoring in film and minoring in photography and my best friend is an art/ graphic design major. We both feel like uni is really messing us up right now.
For me, i got into Conservatorio when i was 10, i play piano. After one or two years there, i started to feel obliged to play, and it wasn't fun anymore. I was practically a robot. It took me three years to start getting that passion again, but i still lack my confidence in what i'm doing with it. Professional school sometimes really mess things up, but i think i had to have that phase.
oh I've been there and you gotta be careful I was a film major and an animation minor barely survived 3rd year - major physical health problems due to burnout and a full on mental breakdown 🙃
I feel like that's generally what happens when you study something in higher education, especially something like music.. Your technical bits gets better but school kills the confidence/ease with which we once did things.. because now you've learnt the technicalities behind everything, your brain overanalyses it and when you play, subconsciously, you play less freely because of all the technical things you've learnt. idk if this even makes sense, but it's what happened to me with creative writing.. I became so focused on the technical parts of English and plot devices and things like that, and ended up killing the stream of ideas that used to come so easily..
Ugh that happened to me too, I remember in year 10 my science teacher had told me he always enjoyed stories written by people who hadn’t studied writing at a higher level, I didn’t listen to him and now I don’t write anymore lol
I feel like that just generally happens in life too. You get less confident (not all the time) or overthink more as you get older. I have heard from elderly people that they are so much less confident that when they were younger.
@@keabilene6637 Yes, essentially, the more you learn, the more limits you start placing on yourself based on what you learn, and because of those limits, you don't reach as far as you would've done.. If you don't know what you can't do, then you can do pretty much anything. Once someone tells you that a certain thing can't be done, you're stifled and not everything is possible anymore :(
I think sometimes you forget how much you accomplished at younger ages. You just see how farther you could go and you don't appreciate how far you've come.
if you look up their birthdays in the Chinese lunar calendar, Brett IS actually yang and Eddy is yin! Yin is negative, dark and feminine (lol, probably why Eddy always plays Edwina and Tiger Mom) and Yang is positive, bright and masculine.
I really feel like Brett and Eddy will eventually leave a much more lasting impression on the classical music industry than they think. Maybe not in the traditional way, but in the way they motivate and inspire the future (and current) generations of musicians. In the future, people will point to TwoSet as the reason they kept going or even the reason they started. I hope they can feel it. And I hope they know that they are far from failures and that what they do means so much.
I said it many times and I'll say it again : what Twoset has done for the last seven years is the best thing that could have happened to classical music ! And yes, if having a successful TH-cam channel, collaborating with world-class musicians and touring the world with sold-out shows is being a failure, then I definitely want to be one... 😄
I started watching their videos about a year ago just for fun, not because I wanted to play violin or anything. I don't come from a musical or even anything art background, I grew up in an environment where most people I know are doing Science or Business. Before TwoSet, I don't really listen to much classical music, which was a shame because I have found so many awesome pieces that have now became my favorite. I came to an orchestra for the first time a few months ago and it was beautiful. TwoSet really truly have made classical music became more relevant to a wider range of audience in the young generation. I appreciate and am thankful for what they have been doing. I still have not started playing any instrument, but recently, I have been entertaining thoughts like maybe I could start playing, I even look up information online like where to get lessons, etc.
They say that they had potential but plateaued and became TH-camrs instead… but honestly that was probably the best outcome for them. They single-handedly brought classical music into the online mainstream. They made classical musicianship seem fun, while still inspiring young musicians to keeping learning and practicing. Ask any musician on TH-cam who they think of when they think of classical music and TwoSetViolin will surely come up. They gained traction and now they probably make a decent amount of money off TH-cam and selling merch. All that is one hell of an achievement considering that we live in the TikTok generation. If they became elite professional soloists or something, I would wager that most of us watching would not know who they are, and Brett and Eddy’s lives would probably we a lot more stressful.
Totally agree ! Given their personality, I really think they're much happier doing TwoSet than they would have been if they had stayed in the "regular" classical industry. Plus, as you say, everything they're doing to change the perspective of people on classical music is awesome and is more "useful" for the classical world than two more soloists.
They underestimate themselves so much. Getting into TH-cam doesn't mean you aren't a musical success. You have motivated MILLIONS of musicians to realize, follow and fight for their art and there's nothing more sacred than that. I'm not a musician, but I feel like I can tell atleast this much- you guys mean a lot to a lot of people, and are so much more than what you think you are. Much love
The first time I had a fight with my m-in-law was because she couldn't recognise her own son. She kept mistaking him with all the asian / latinamericans in the group. They are of European descent. 😒
It's so cool to watch Eddy around 11:30 because he still moves his head the same way when he plays, readjusting his chin, etc. It's such a preservation of personality.
And I also don't think they realise how their friendship just makes people happy. I don't play any music instruments. But I watch their videos. I laugh when I see them goofing with each other and their unrestrained laughter.
@@EmilyWaddington I'm not sure why this happens, but their very close friendship makes their playing sound better. Not Chloe level (who is?) but like magic...
@@elissahunt Nice thoughts behind that sentence, but sometimes you should also know when it's time to stop instead of wasting energy by continuing something fruitless.
I just wanted to put this out, these guys are probably one of the most influential people in the field of classical music right now. Sure good composers and good players get people interested in classical music, but I feel like these these guys serve as a common anchor point that musicians and just people who appreciate classical music can bond together. Plus they are on TH-cam which makes their contributions much more influential.
Yeah if I’ve got to be honest, and I’m not sure if I’m just living under a rock, but really haven’t heard of a modern composer other than people who write the scores for movies. I feel like the internet has been able to cause a rebirth in interest in classical instruments bc it shows that you can play more than classical songs on them It’s a shame that people won’t remember people like Twoset in a couple decades
I've said it many times and I'll repeat it as much as needed : all of what TwoSet has done over the last seven years is the best thing that could have happened to classical music.
Why are we ignoring 1:49 ? The fact that Brett didn't phrase it as a joke and his expression slowly getting cold is so heartbreaking.. Guys, you give yourselves much less credit than you deserve. As someone who just picked violin, i genuinely think your childhood performances were good. None of them were horrible, because you visibly put all your effort in the limits of your ability at that time, and mistakes are part of being better musicians. Comparing ourselves to others is unavoidable, and being a prodigy or top class soloist is sadly not attainable for everyone, but you're never a failure. You may not have realised your dream carreers but you're opening more youth's minds to classical music and actually making it enjoyable and getting it out of the elitist aspect, especially in countries where musical training is not usual or available. And that is impressive in itself. I know saying all that may not erase some regret of the future that could have been for you two, but we are thankful you went up this path. Stay strong !
Ikr. Child scars are often the hardest to heal and it can seriously hold you back. There are seriously the 'perfect kids' for asian parents lol. The effect it has on esteem ìs terrifying
I am 51 and still get flashbacks to the times I was bullied at school in 7th and 8th grade. And I still haven’t forgiven the guys who‘ve done it. Both of them are fairly successful lawyers these days. Suitably.
I teach piano and I was like...are you kidding me?! Eight years old? A lot of my middle school students couldn't even do that (granted, it's because they don't practice 😂 )
@@reepicheepsfriend yeah, I am actually a middle school student who can't do this. The sad thing is that I practice 8-11 hours a week... Guess 40 hours is the minimum in order to succeed
„Something happened in Uni“ ain’t that the most relatable thing, no matter your major. We gain a bit technique, we lose a bit Intuition. Art is a constant battle with yourself man, as an illustration major I can relate so hard to this.
I'm a brass player and I hit a range plateau in 2nd year. No matter what I did I just couldn't get any higher for about 6 months. It was so frustrating and I ended up with really bloodshot eyes from the strain of trying to get higher. Plus it's so easy to psych yourself out when you get in your own head. It does get better as you get older.
9:40 Eddy looks like the guy who would unintentionally break the hearts of girls in love with him in high school because he was too focused on practicing and didn't care lmao
To be honest, I feel like when you were young you didn't compare yourself to others and just went for it, no matter how it sounded. You were present and confident. As you got older, your technical skills got better but you somehow lost confidence or let life tell you you're not good enough. I understand why but do try and be easier on yourselves. After all, you play because you love it so why let a 7 year old prodigy video destroy your confidence? To me it's a matter of how you perceive yourselves more than how "bad" you actually are. So just keep going and know that you're good enough just the way you are, and you'll grow with time, in your own time.
OMG, did you say "we are only doing TH-cam videos"? You guys are resurrecting classical music! Even people who have no love for it are listening to classical music through your channel. GREAT JOB, man!!!!!!!
Honestly...blows my mind Eddy played wieniawski in grade 7. The thirds, harmonics, sul g, playing on two strings while trying to preserve the phrasing of the melody. I played that my senior year of high school, at the peak of my skill, and mad struggled T_T
Actually it does not matter how you sound while playing your violins when you were kids!..you both look cute with just holding your instrument!..😊.. you are an inspiration to every kid learning the violin!..🎻🎼🥰
@@nishatjahan5410 not really. Check out the video of two set meet Chloe Chua. Brett and Eddy are pros, they are like the role players or starters of a NBA team, where Chloe/the soloist is like a superstar/LeBron of the league.
Eddie was a more confident player when he was younger. Brett was shy when he was younger. But when they got older the roles have reverse Brett is now a more balsy player while Eddie is more of the conservative side of playing.
The fact that eddy said he kinda lost his confidence, and like very more concious about his playing, really broke my heart. He needs to believe in himself, hes still sounds so good.
I remember i read the tsa ig post caption that eddy even said hes kinda insecure about his playing when he saw someone plays better than him during audition n competition. He practices so hard till he feel stressed to prove to his mother that becoming a musician is what he really wants to do, and luckily his late father was there always comforting him. Now, he has brett always be there for him..
@@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia Can confirm Australians don’t have a different pronunciation, as far as I’m aware there’s only the one way and it’s not what Eddy said
Shoutout to Bretts brother who will forever only be known as the little asian kid playing the cello across his bro cos that’s the only thing we see of him
I wish Brett & Eddy could see themselves through their fans eyes! They are truly amazing musicians. I listen to music to feel something, emotions.... not to hear x notes per second :) Brett and Eddy have mastered connecting with their audience, better than anyone!
Another pause to comment: Eddy cringing at Brett like he is not the next one to be shown to the world is me when i see my coleages presenting papers at conferences and forgetting i'm next in the butcher line XD
"Welcome guys to another episode of Two... failures" this... broke my heart. Don't even joke like that, ur so great, so cool and sooo impressive, we love you
I could totally relate to Eddy when he said that he lost his Confidence in playing... i guess thats how adolescence teaches us. I can tell that i became more and more cautious with everything, not only my playing
I‘m a late beginner (started playing the violin at 15 years old, now I‘m 22) and I hate that I did never experience a time where I wasn‘t cautious; I started being hesitant right away because I wasn‘t a child anymore when I began learning my instrument :(
They made jokes about their asian parents but in all honesty they're probably the kids other asian parents compare their kids to lol
Highest compliment
There’s always a bigger fish
@@victorscorner4218 you know what they say...
roses are red
violets are blue
there's always an asian
that's better than you
I'm Iranian and the same applies to us tbh
THIS
Prey for my mum not to see the two linglings
They look like the kids that everyone would fear in competitions
they were the kids everyone feared in competitions
War flashbacks... Competitions ugh. I relate
The asian kid
No need scared Brett and Eddy. So out of tune haiyaaa! Ling Ling always win violin competition.
Relatable.
smol brett looks different
i expected him to be born naturally with glasses
Lool
✨Same✨
Me too 😂
Me too. Maybe bc I wear glasses since I was 4. 😂
For some reasons I felt that Brett didn't change a bit, while Eddy looked quite different in his teenage years...🤔 Nevertheless, both are very cute!
Piano Gang: Genuinely Impressed with Brett's piano skills
As a half piano half viola, yes, I’d agree😁
I know! He was half my current age and played three times as well as I do!! (My self-esteem has vanished haha)
Yeah he was good
His sense of phrasing was really good which is not easy to do at that age!
yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
The video: child Brett and child Eddy
Twoset community: I N T E R E S T I N G.
I N T E R E S T I N G comment my friend
I N T E R E S T I N G
i'm keeping this at 111 because it's too perfect
I’d never imagine I’d get to see child Eddy and Brett.
I n t e r e s t i n g!
I N T E R E S T I N G
btw both of them look so cute when they're small I wanna cuddle them
"Not eddy simping over his own playing" Editor San is gold
Timestamp?
@@oliverdelica2289 10:43
@@nurielaazlan1646 thanks!😄
@@nurielaazlan1646 thanks. Wish I could simp on my own playing too
Does anyone know which piece this is??
The word is "camcorder".
Sincerely,
An old person.
th-cam.com/video/URx_l3mhMHw/w-d-xo.html
This.
I love you old person.
Thank you xD, it really was on the tip of my mind
Uw i think i know that word.. 🤣
I think I'm more familiar with handycam. I mean, my dad still owns one. Though it's already came with memory card storage.
It's a good thing that my family couldn't afford a camera back then. My piano playing was so bad, I ended up in medical school.
you just have to find the instrument that works naturally for you...
r/humblebrag
@@shinigami8068 r/asianparents
😂😂
Relate.
BRETT AS A KID IS A CERTIFIED PRODIGY
IKR
Yes
Agree
Eddy is also a prodigy :D
Facts
Chloe Chua at 13: *flawlessly, easily plays Paganiniana*
Brett at 13: *nearly flawless Bach after tons of practice *
Me at 13: *squeaks out Twinkle Twinkle*
SAMEEE
The accuracy.
Same😭( but am 11)
I'm a 12yo violist. I might change because of the discouragement about the viola online.
Cello or Violin?
@@Possiblylunar aw, don't do that! Trust me, there is absolutely nothing bad about the viola, it's such a beautiful instrument!!! Orchestras and quarters would never be complete without the violists! The viola jokes online are just for fun, they're not serious at all. Pleasepleaseplease do NOT give up such an amazing instrument just because of silly jokes!!!
Brett couldn’t remember his age but remembered the piece.
Someone said it wasn’t Pag 16 though🤔
@@HKLydia it isn’t, it’s no. 20
Sacril-AGE-eous
Gold
@@SKS6184- it’s 21
When I was 17, I started learning the violin. I was 3rd chair in high school orchestra and then headed off to college. I kept bothering my roommates when I played in my dorm room. People also told me "you can't get good at the violin because you started so late in life." So I stopped playing and I always regretted it. Now I am 41 and my kid is 8 and is learning the violin, piano and guitar. A few months ago he showed me a video called "Why Violin is the Hardest Instrument" and introduced me to Twoset! And I bought myself a violin and now I practice with my kid every day. I feel like my younger self again - like I got back a part of me I thought I'd lost. Big thanks to you two, Brett and Eddy!
UPDATE 10/6/2021 - Thank you so much for all your comments, it's so uplifting to hear all your stories of starting "late!" A year after picking up violin again (after a 20 year hiatus) I still play violin with my kid, and playing music is a part of my daily life. We now have 2 guitars, a bass guitar, mandolin, cello, viola, keyboard, harmonica, snare drum , bodhran, doumbek -- and more! -- in the house and we've have had a ball just making music (and lots of noise). What's interesting is that even after 20 years of NOT playing violin, I play SO MUCH BETTER, faster and longer NOW than I did when I stopped. Pieces I couldn't play 20 years ago are easier to learn now because I play "for fun" instead of trying to be perfect. I am learning Irish and bluegrass fiddle, and I am on Suzuki violin book 5 and my kid is on Suzuki violin book 2! Don't make my mistake -- don't let anyone tell you that you "can't" do something, even if you feel like you are too old or not talented enough. Your older self will thank you later!
This is so wholesome! You can do it I believe in you! All the best ♡
That's just so beautiful. Thanks for sharing your story with us
Do you have your roommates' email addresses? Cause I want you to go and tell them "fuck you"
This comment made my whole week
POG
They were 9 or 10 years old but they were dressed like a 40-year-old Asian uncle.
😂😂😂
We ALL did in the 80s, LOL!!
LOL
Uncle Rey
Uncle Roger 🤣
The Chen and Yang Siblings really being the ideal children of every asian parent
Violin was supposed to be a hobby to show off to the Lin family but they messed up and decided to pursue careers in music.
Until they decided to make it a career😂
@@nikanj AJKLJSJHAJS THE LIN FAMILY HAD ME CRYING
Let's be honest, tbey would be more ideal if they all ended up doctors but only 1/4 has a medical degree.
Nah to be the ideal child they need to somehow be a solo violinist and a neurosurgeon and the President of the United States of America all at the same time
TwoSet in the past: torture by watching child prodigies
TwoSet now: torture by watching past self prodigies
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@Hamouza piano Hamza bro, you need patience if you want to be successful. If you can’t wait then nobody will subscribe to you and you will make bots subscribe to u. I think if you’re old then 9, you should have the kind of mindset, to not self promote lollll
as a pianist in training, I can tell you that what he did - when he was EIGHT - is extremelly tallented and difficult.
Do you know what the piece is called?
@@Joy8501 its a grade 5 piece afaik presto second movement of sonata no6
yes im currently learning that piece for grade 5 AND BOI ITS NOT EASY AT ALL
It's easy but not for a eight year old
I’m 11 and i an learning a gr 7 piece 😢 even though i’m still piano grade 5 ABRSM
petition to bring Brett's brother and Eddy's sister on the channel
th-cam.com/video/URx_l3mhMHw/w-d-xo.html
PLS I HAD NO IDEA
Twoset siblings
I simp for Belle
Respect their privacy
it'll be embarrassing, they said.
we're not prodigies, they said.
“They’re failures” Me: NAH
they lied to us
Well, comparitively speaking, from those they've interviewed, they aren't. But prodigy doesn't guarantee adult success and lack of prodigy status doesn't mean the artist won't become amazing. It matters how much you practice and how long your passion for the instrument endures.
They sound better than I did at that age. And better than I am now. They’re really good.
@@pzykhe Personally, I really do that the idea of 'prodigy' is a myth. It is fundamentally really about practise. A person can be a 'prodigy' but not be successful in the long-term. All the term means is that the person, especially a young child, is an early starter rather than a late bloomer, and has demonstrated promising POTENTIAL. This is ONLY POTENTIAL, not actual success, and does not show much at all about long-term success.
I urge everyone to stop being so caught up by the term 'prodigy'.
“I had a lot of potential, I don’t know what happened” I felt that too much
So relatable
Yep
its called reaching your potential, cant go further. unfortunate for many who have big ideas about themselves
It hurts 🥹
Not a musician but dang isn´t this me when I look at my paintings from when I was like 11
Eddy falling in love with his own playing is the most pure and precious thing I've seen in a long time.
SAME!!!! I love him so much for this.
Twoset: 'This video is to show you guys that we're not prodigies'
Me: *All men do is lie*
all men do is drink bubble tea and lie 😏
@@dimiguna2744 And play violin
@@dimiguna2744 When I was a boy all the Men drank whiskey and fought like cats and dogs.
@@georgebuck2269 CATS AND DOGS LMFAO
@@krystabelllin2790It means a tough crazy loud, fight. It's an old American saying probably goes back 100 years.
"next concert I do, I'm gonna wear a vest"
Well, SIMP SIBAELIUSSS is coming😆😆
Yasssss that's what I was thinking!!!
Let's like this comment to be noticed lol
Petition for Brett to wear a vest for Simp Sibelius.
@@carcinogenicbyte7107 I second this👆✨
@@nocturnalhiraeth What should Eddy wear? Should they match?
Eddy and Brett: "This video is to show you guys that we're not a prodigy"
also Eddy and Brett: *Shocked by their own videos*
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I just found my childhood photos the other day and I'm shocked too by how smol I was. Now I've got two nieces the same age as me in those photos.
....man I feel old.
Broke your likes of 699! It’s now 700 congrats
Brett was embarassed. Eddy was a prodigy
My emotions are all confused after this video.
Can we just appreciate how insanely supportive and respectful Brett is while listening you Eddy's older music? I really felt warm in the heart hearing him praise how well Eddy sounds :3
IKRR!! Just so wholesome.
And then there's Eddy reacting to Brett😶
Eddy was truly amazing..
@@susannabonke8552 He still is!
Eddy was equally as respective, supportive and enthusiastic towards Bretts ' childhood violin playing. In fact both of them displayed the best behaviour that fans should emulate when appreciating other people's works , that is to be fair and respectful.
They got tired of everyone exposing them and just decided to expose themselves
Same thought! 😂
True
*Phrasing*
When they were kids, were they like half set violin?
They have raised you right.
together become complete one
One set, because half and half?
^Yeah, like he said. One set violin
Prodigy set
I bought eddy’s shirt and wore to school as a band kid and the orchestra said I was sacrilegious. 😂😂
Well I see you are a very cultured band kid
bruh same! orchestra clowned on me
You have normal school now, not online?
They weren't wrong...
@@zofkaaa_m yes
The ''dude, this is me?'' at 15:12 is so wholesome.
And him with his hands tucked in the sleeves makes him extra cute 💖💖
Words cannot describe how cute he was…
"Is that your brother?" - "I think so"
HE THINKS SO
He's not even sure XDDD
He was a kid he definitely can recognize him now but not his child version. May be he is a body builder now.
reinforcing stereotypes, doing it wrong, lol
Brett and Eddy saying they weren’t prodigies but every recording says otherwise
opinion: twoset are definitely too humble
You have no idea
You have no idea
You have no idea
You have no idea
Twoset: “we were not prodigies...”
Me: *so that was a f*cking lie*
So true tho!!😂
Dissa- viola. - pointing
A more polite language would be highly appreciable.
@@graziacavasino8884 It came from here th-cam.com/video/G4Uw3m_dPpw/w-d-xo.html
@@graziacavasino8884 sorry for the inconvenience...
"Respect for my past self. Damn. This kid _used to_ practice."
I felt that.
Ok, so that's how a non prodigy looks like. So.. i'm not even a non prodigy..
Exactly like I watch this and I’m like if they’re not prodigies what am I-
@@mercy5056 Same
I'd say that they were talented.. And they worked really hard.. We may or may not have the talent.. But if we work really hard I'm sure it will bear fruits too
@@Hamika0054 I'm working on that xd
@@shirokuro6798 I'll cheer for you! All the best!! ✨
I hope brett re-learns piano, the 8 year old brett plays like he's in a *musical trance* in the piano
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Well you know what, I bet (even if he doesn’t know it) piano played a big part in his musical life
Brett playing the piano gave me BIG Kousei vibes lol
and he played insanely well for only a year of practice
@@ilovemybabyblues yesss samee
Eddy: that's my sister, free accompanist
Me, the older sister who plays piano for my vocalist sister: im glad to see its a global thing
Older sister accompanists unite!
My mom is my accompanist when I play flute and I play piano for my little sister who is a cellist because the accompaniment is simple enough😂 it runs in the family i guess
my older brother accompanied my flute, and i accompanied his clarinet, there is no escape lool
Then me who plays for my older and younger sis -3-
I- I’m learning the piano too and I’m the older sister so is this really a normal thing-
15:13 this melted my heart. yes eddy, that's you. you and brett are so good at this, it's sad to see that you feel like a failure when you are just so great.
i wish you could get impressed with yourself now as you get with your younger version and see that huge sparkle you have. you are gifted, you were born for the music, and you have millions of fans around the world, stop pulling yourself down
it’s just typical Asia culture man… a lot of Asian are talented. And our families kept saying things like we are not good enough or sth like that
Ling Ling would be proud of them and how far they've gone
@@藍筆幸 yeahs so discouraging
its an asian stereotypical way. they are just joking, and probably what they say is not literal. plus it is a decent way of being humble and remembering although they are good, there are people way beyond their levels. this adding more persistent mentality.
Perfectly said ❤
If Eddy's sister is a pianist and Brett's brother played the cello....they should seriously consider doing the Ling Ling workout, sibling edition.
bro that sounds awesome, problem is i dont think they are in the same countries. These two are in singapore rn
Belle Chen is in UK, and who knows where Brett’s brother is right now (he’s a doctor not a musician btw)
@@ajchandra7735 th-cam.com/video/URx_l3mhMHw/w-d-xo.html
@@mango6404 singapore? I thought they are in Australia?
Upvote!
brett has a *brother??!*
eddy has a *sister??!*
Are you now? 😂😂 Welcome
We knew Eddy's sis because he said that Brett had an older/younger (don't remember) brother to fulfill parental dreams but Eddy's sis was already a musician.
yep, brett has a younger brother who’s a dentist :D
Check out Belle Chen, she has some interesting compositions, and plays beautifully.
All this time.... I thought they were brothers 💀😭
As a pianist, the piano clip is actually REALLY great.
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He was adorable
@@samiraboughaleb7335 self promotion 🤡
Pianist here. Can confirm 👌🏻
I was impressed too
Eddy talking about how uni really made him hit a road block is about as relatable as it gets with anyone majoring in arts. I'm majoring in film and minoring in photography and my best friend is an art/ graphic design major. We both feel like uni is really messing us up right now.
What is uni?
@@beynotes868 University- after we leave school at 18
@@Anasuya87 oh ok I supposed
For me, i got into Conservatorio when i was 10, i play piano. After one or two years there, i started to feel obliged to play, and it wasn't fun anymore. I was practically a robot. It took me three years to start getting that passion again, but i still lack my confidence in what i'm doing with it. Professional school sometimes really mess things up, but i think i had to have that phase.
oh I've been there and you gotta be careful
I was a film major and an animation minor
barely survived 3rd year - major physical health problems due to burnout and a full on mental breakdown 🙃
Young Brett and Eddy: *practicing*
Young me: *eating sand*
XD WHY?????
Young me: Eat Millipede
I laughed so hard!!😂
i thought u r taiwanese it only taiwanese said 吃土 😛
xswl
No one's gonna point out that Chloe actually wrote iNtErEsTiNg like this under her autograph? 😂 She's so cute
must p r o t e c c
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I lowkey want to hear her say, "iNtErEsTiNg" the same way she wrote it 😂
@Teertha Vyas you can report it. the more reports, the more likely their accounts to be taken down
@Teertha Vyas ayooo I like pfp!!!
I feel like that's generally what happens when you study something in higher education, especially something like music.. Your technical bits gets better but school kills the confidence/ease with which we once did things.. because now you've learnt the technicalities behind everything, your brain overanalyses it and when you play, subconsciously, you play less freely because of all the technical things you've learnt.
idk if this even makes sense, but it's what happened to me with creative writing.. I became so focused on the technical parts of English and plot devices and things like that, and ended up killing the stream of ideas that used to come so easily..
this is so relatable :"(
Ugh that happened to me too, I remember in year 10 my science teacher had told me he always enjoyed stories written by people who hadn’t studied writing at a higher level, I didn’t listen to him and now I don’t write anymore lol
That actually would explain a lot of things in my life...
I feel like that just generally happens in life too. You get less confident (not all the time) or overthink more as you get older. I have heard from elderly people that they are so much less confident that when they were younger.
@@keabilene6637 Yes, essentially, the more you learn, the more limits you start placing on yourself based on what you learn, and because of those limits, you don't reach as far as you would've done.. If you don't know what you can't do, then you can do pretty much anything. Once someone tells you that a certain thing can't be done, you're stifled and not everything is possible anymore :(
Alternate Title: Solid 17 minutes of Brett and Eddy being impressed by themselves
And cringing
I think sometimes you forget how much you accomplished at younger ages. You just see how farther you could go and you don't appreciate how far you've come.
Brett used to wear white shirts and Eddy was into black shirts. They are like ying yang
You mean CHEN and YANG ;D
if you look up their birthdays in the Chinese lunar calendar, Brett IS actually yang and Eddy is yin! Yin is negative, dark and feminine (lol, probably why Eddy always plays Edwina and Tiger Mom) and Yang is positive, bright and masculine.
you could say Brett is definitely Yang...
@@carolhayes7750 “Turn the darkness... into light”
They’re like day ☀️ and night 🌙
TwoSet being impressed at themselves is the most wholesome thing ever
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IKR?? I feel like they often underestimate how talented they really are xD
@@josephotoshi so true ahh
I really feel like Brett and Eddy will eventually leave a much more lasting impression on the classical music industry than they think. Maybe not in the traditional way, but in the way they motivate and inspire the future (and current) generations of musicians. In the future, people will point to TwoSet as the reason they kept going or even the reason they started. I hope they can feel it. And I hope they know that they are far from failures and that what they do means so much.
I couldn't agree more
Well said! 👏👏 If they had just become soloists this channel probably wouldn't exist!
I said it many times and I'll say it again : what Twoset has done for the last seven years is the best thing that could have happened to classical music !
And yes, if having a successful TH-cam channel, collaborating with world-class musicians and touring the world with sold-out shows is being a failure, then I definitely want to be one... 😄
I started watching their videos about a year ago just for fun, not because I wanted to play violin or anything. I don't come from a musical or even anything art background, I grew up in an environment where most people I know are doing Science or Business. Before TwoSet, I don't really listen to much classical music, which was a shame because I have found so many awesome pieces that have now became my favorite. I came to an orchestra for the first time a few months ago and it was beautiful. TwoSet really truly have made classical music became more relevant to a wider range of audience in the young generation. I appreciate and am thankful for what they have been doing. I still have not started playing any instrument, but recently, I have been entertaining thoughts like maybe I could start playing, I even look up information online like where to get lessons, etc.
Well said.
They say that they had potential but plateaued and became TH-camrs instead… but honestly that was probably the best outcome for them.
They single-handedly brought classical music into the online mainstream.
They made classical musicianship seem fun, while still inspiring young musicians to keeping learning and practicing.
Ask any musician on TH-cam who they think of when they think of classical music and TwoSetViolin will surely come up.
They gained traction and now they probably make a decent amount of money off TH-cam and selling merch.
All that is one hell of an achievement considering that we live in the TikTok generation.
If they became elite professional soloists or something, I would wager that most of us watching would not know who they are, and Brett and Eddy’s lives would probably we a lot more stressful.
Totally agree ! Given their personality, I really think they're much happier doing TwoSet than they would have been if they had stayed in the "regular" classical industry.
Plus, as you say, everything they're doing to change the perspective of people on classical music is awesome and is more "useful" for the classical world than two more soloists.
Though there are no soloist, they are revolutionist
I agree, even though after watching Brett’s Mendelssohn there is no doubt that they would have been excellent soloists if they had really wanted to :)
I would've never discover this side of music if not for them.
They underestimate themselves so much. Getting into TH-cam doesn't mean you aren't a musical success. You have motivated MILLIONS of musicians to realize, follow and fight for their art and there's nothing more sacred than that. I'm not a musician, but I feel like I can tell atleast this much- you guys mean a lot to a lot of people, and are so much more than what you think you are.
Much love
This!
They mean a lot to many people. They're not just any other musician. Should be proud of themselves
This is the absolute truth :)
Yesss! I started learning violin literally because of them, and as I know many non-musician twosetters also did.
I agree. Maybe as classical musician, they view success and prestige as famous soloist in orchestra. Cant really blame them
Alternate title: Brett and Eddy cringing for 18 minutes and simultaneously being impressed and surprised at themselves
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Eddy: Is that your brother?
Brett: I think so...
I have 11 brothers. I recognize all of them, just sayin'
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How to save youtube comments for later reference?
dang
The first time I had a fight with my m-in-law was because she couldn't recognise her own son. She kept mistaking him with all the asian / latinamericans in the group. They are of European descent. 😒
Blimey, your parents got nothing better to do? 😄
It's so cool to watch Eddy around 11:30 because he still moves his head the same way when he plays, readjusting his chin, etc. It's such a preservation of personality.
Hey, what is the song that he's playing there?
What is the piece
@@medameda1077 11:53
“Dude is that me??”
I swear to god this guys, it’s almost like if they were so unaware of their own sparkle. Yes Brett and Eddy, you are that great.
Hello, late commenter here, but I really agree. I don’t think they realise how amazing and talented they are!
And I also don't think they realise how their friendship just makes people happy. I don't play any music instruments. But I watch their videos. I laugh when I see them goofing with each other and their unrestrained laughter.
When you are violinist, you are giving your self esteem away😃
@@EmilyWaddington I'm not sure why this happens, but their very close friendship makes their playing sound better. Not Chloe level (who is?) but like magic...
I know!!! I'm like, "yeah, that's you!! You're amazing!!" ☺️ I wish they could see it
Alternative title name: Brett and Eddy feel like failures while we laugh because we are actual failures
Nah. You're only a failure when you quit. As long as you're still trying, learning, and growing, you aren't failing.
@@elissahunt facts
memento mori, my friend
@@elissahunt Nice thoughts behind that sentence, but sometimes you should also know when it's time to stop instead of wasting energy by continuing something fruitless.
@@jinjunliu2401 When is something fruitless? According to you?
Thank you to Brett and Eddy's parents for bringing us very high quality content
Thank you to Brett and Eddy's parents for bringing us Brett and Eddy 💖
UwU
And especially Eddy’s parents for the earrape (not his playing the audio)
12:40 What do you mean you are “two failures” ??? 😢 I disagree! You guys are the best!
"Then I got bullied at school"
*Dead bodies have been discovered.*
I'm glad all of you have the same mindset as me.. 😁🔪
C O N S E Q U E N C E S
No one messes with twosetters or any other musisians.
I wonder if some of their bully's are subs now?
Can you give me.the time stamp when they said that ? I can't find it 😟
@@milkbread2810 At 1:49
I just wanted to put this out, these guys are probably one of the most influential people in the field of classical music right now. Sure good composers and good players get people interested in classical music, but I feel like these these guys serve as a common anchor point that musicians and just people who appreciate classical music can bond together. Plus they are on TH-cam which makes their contributions much more influential.
Yeah if I’ve got to be honest, and I’m not sure if I’m just living under a rock, but really haven’t heard of a modern composer other than people who write the scores for movies.
I feel like the internet has been able to cause a rebirth in interest in classical instruments bc it shows that you can play more than classical songs on them
It’s a shame that people won’t remember people like Twoset in a couple decades
Agreed
I hope they see this comment. I share the same sentiment as well. :]
I've said it many times and I'll repeat it as much as needed : all of what TwoSet has done over the last seven years is the best thing that could have happened to classical music.
every classical music video in youtube now has a twoset joke
7 year old Brett plays heaps better than me. No surprise.
I know the feeling. Both kids play better than me!
Same bruh
They play better than me, too :(
Oh, wait, I'm just audience :D
Why are we ignoring 1:49 ? The fact that Brett didn't phrase it as a joke and his expression slowly getting cold is so heartbreaking..
Guys, you give yourselves much less credit than you deserve. As someone who just picked violin, i genuinely think your childhood performances were good. None of them were horrible, because you visibly put all your effort in the limits of your ability at that time, and mistakes are part of being better musicians.
Comparing ourselves to others is unavoidable, and being a prodigy or top class soloist is sadly not attainable for everyone, but you're never a failure. You may not have realised your dream carreers but you're opening more youth's minds to classical music and actually making it enjoyable and getting it out of the elitist aspect, especially in countries where musical training is not usual or available. And that is impressive in itself.
I know saying all that may not erase some regret of the future that could have been for you two, but we are thankful you went up this path. Stay strong !
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Ikr. Child scars are often the hardest to heal and it can seriously hold you back.
There are seriously the 'perfect kids' for asian parents lol. The effect it has on esteem ìs terrifying
I am 51 and still get flashbacks to the times I was bullied at school in 7th and 8th grade. And I still haven’t forgiven the guys who‘ve done it. Both of them are fairly successful lawyers these days. Suitably.
@@Urufu-santo be honest, that profession tends to attract not so nice people in my experience...
The entire energy of this video
Brett: oh I’ve definitely grown up and I’m better now
Eddy: I’ve always been awesome
Not gonna lie, young eddy's playing was ssupppppeerrrbbb
😂😂😂
Baby Brett playing piano better than me is a diss I’m not sure how to Haendel
I had the exact same thought. I believed that those two years of piano lessons were paying off, but they obviously didn't 😅.
I feel the same. It's a shame I can't do better. 😅
Ikr why are these violin majors better than me in piano
I teach piano and I was like...are you kidding me?! Eight years old? A lot of my middle school students couldn't even do that (granted, it's because they don't practice 😂 )
@@reepicheepsfriend yeah, I am actually a middle school student who can't do this. The sad thing is that I practice 8-11 hours a week...
Guess 40 hours is the minimum in order to succeed
„Something happened in Uni“ ain’t that the most relatable thing, no matter your major. We gain a bit technique, we lose a bit Intuition. Art is a constant battle with yourself man, as an illustration major I can relate so hard to this.
I'm a brass player and I hit a range plateau in 2nd year. No matter what I did I just couldn't get any higher for about 6 months. It was so frustrating and I ended up with really bloodshot eyes from the strain of trying to get higher. Plus it's so easy to psych yourself out when you get in your own head. It does get better as you get older.
Me too, as a dancer who goes to dancing major, this hit more than i had anticipated.
Solidarity. Not as a fiddle player but as a composer. ♥️🌹
Photography major here... so many levels of agreed...
@@bluelace1444 dancer here too. My eyes got watery when he said that
11:41 Eddys lil habit of shaking/adjusting his head uwu
9:40 Eddy looks like the guy who would unintentionally break the hearts of girls in love with him in high school because he was too focused on practicing and didn't care lmao
I was thinking that the whole time
@@escaramujo omg saaame!!!!
That's what I thought too 😂
I would totally fall in love with him if we were on the same high school 🥰
YES
For TwoSet: You cringe you lose
For TwoSetters: You uwu you lose
Can't help it haha 😅
LMFAO YES
Im dying of too much uwu
Oh yeah
okay but eddy saying "dude this is me?" at 15:10 is the cutest i have even seen of him
That amazement on his face 😔 so precious!❤
To be honest, I feel like when you were young you didn't compare yourself to others and just went for it, no matter how it sounded. You were present and confident. As you got older, your technical skills got better but you somehow lost confidence or let life tell you you're not good enough. I understand why but do try and be easier on yourselves. After all, you play because you love it so why let a 7 year old prodigy video destroy your confidence? To me it's a matter of how you perceive yourselves more than how "bad" you actually are. So just keep going and know that you're good enough just the way you are, and you'll grow with time, in your own time.
Them playing violin better as children than when I ever will 😐
Ikr
😔😔
Same cuz I play piano
But then you have to *practice*
4 real
Twoset: Try not to Cringe
Twoset Fans: Try not to UWU
try not to uwu challenge FAILED
UwU 😌
Twoset: we were not prodigies
They had us in the first half, not gonna lie.
Twoset constantly says they aren't prodigies but Brett played piano at 8 better than I did at 15 after 7 years of study...
Brett at 14: *plays bach*
Me at 14: *is playing twinkle twinkle little star and open strings*
F
F
Anyway I’m almost 14 now n I’m learning 3rd position currently
@@doreend8225 I am fourteen and I'm horrible at playing violin😂
Tho I really do want to improve and I practice really hard everyday
when they were young wearing dress shirts, vests, playing in a small place
now, playing with Hillary Hahn all over the world in jeans...
Me: is about to sleep
Twoset: drops a video
welp, there goes my sleep
You can sleep for 17 minutes less ಠ_ಠ
@@Celesticle_ welcome to the loophole of TH-cam recommendations lol
so u got a good reason to stay up late( ´▽｀)
lol suck it it got released in the morning for me
LoL it is almost 3pm in Europe.
OMG, did you say "we are only doing TH-cam videos"? You guys are resurrecting classical music! Even people who have no love for it are listening to classical music through your channel. GREAT JOB, man!!!!!!!
Very true
Brett and Eddy: "It will just proof that we were never prodigies."
Young Brett and Eddy:
ikr
I know Brett preffers the violin but seeing him so comfortable at the piano is the best thing ever. 😍
Eddy coming up with conspiracy theories about himself is a whole mood
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Two sets violins were child prodigies of their own rights...They are humble...
Honestly...blows my mind Eddy played wieniawski in grade 7. The thirds, harmonics, sul g, playing on two strings while trying to preserve the phrasing of the melody. I played that my senior year of high school, at the peak of my skill, and mad struggled T_T
TwoSetViolin: We don't have anyone to roast, lets roast our younger selves.
Youngerselfes: You will eat your words.
me: "heart melting with how adorable baby twoset were"
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If Eddy’s sister was a violist they could create a string quartet.
Unfortunately Brett brother is doctor now🤣
@@yuhyi0122 So TwoSet’s Asian parents video was about Brett’s brother?
@@artemlyubchenko3022 brett and his brother at the same time😌
@@artemlyubchenko3022
Which Asian parents video ? There are a dozen on the channel ! 😅
should be a trio violin, piano and cello
Actually it does not matter how you sound while playing your violins when you were kids!..you both look cute with just holding your instrument!..😊.. you are an inspiration to every kid learning the violin!..🎻🎼🥰
Ahh yes the times when Brett and eddy dreamt to be soloists.
This is a genuine question they can't become soloist now?
@@nishatjahan5410 No it just isn't their dream anymore
@@katiehelms8903 Oh thank you
@@katiehelms8903 but they can try if they want to right?
@@nishatjahan5410 not really. Check out the video of two set meet Chloe Chua. Brett and Eddy are pros, they are like the role players or starters of a NBA team, where Chloe/the soloist is like a superstar/LeBron of the league.
Them: criticizing every thing they play.
Me a non violin player: everything sounds great chill!!
im not even a musician, and yet I always watch their videos...they're THAT good
Them: **calls themselves a failure**
Me: what am i supposed to be then T-T
We're Uhm- I don't know anymore (╥﹏╥)
They are the base of failure .... 0 failure ...
while us ....
Above failure.
A bigger failure
@@kukuu4206 ouch
Me: just dig a hole and bury myself (T_T)
3:29 "Next concert I do, I'm gonna wear a vest" this promise must never be forgotten guys
Eddie was a more confident player when he was younger. Brett was shy when he was younger. But when they got older the roles have reverse Brett is now a more balsy player while Eddie is more of the conservative side of playing.
I agree, i noticed it a lot especially on tchaik and sib because in older vids when brett plays its more flashier but eddy is more gentle
The fact that eddy said he kinda lost his confidence, and like very more concious about his playing, really broke my heart. He needs to believe in himself, hes still sounds so good.
Yeah I feel bad, I know if I was in his position I would feel so bad
I remember i read the tsa ig post caption that eddy even said hes kinda insecure about his playing when he saw someone plays better than him during audition n competition. He practices so hard till he feel stressed to prove to his mother that becoming a musician is what he really wants to do, and luckily his late father was there always comforting him.
Now, he has brett always be there for him..
@@dollyjay4585 okay now I'm crying
Eddy: Ar-chives?
English Language: *cries in Shakespeare*
Is it the Australian pronunciation ? I'm a non-native speaker and I've heard both, so I never know how to pronounce that word ! 😄
@@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia Can confirm Australians don’t have a different pronunciation, as far as I’m aware there’s only the one way and it’s not what Eddy said
Well Will couldn't even spell his own name...
@@kristian7160
Thanks a lot, from now on I'll be able to pronounce it correctly ! 🤗
yeah I jumped at that one, too
Shoutout to Bretts brother who will forever only be known as the little asian kid playing the cello across his bro cos that’s the only thing we see of him
Well, we also know that he made their parents proud by bEcOMinG DoCToR...
@@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia but did he achieve fame and fortune? 😝 become doctor get fame and fortune. Not violinist hehehe 😂
@@KoiYakultGreenTea u dont get to decide his life
@@anata5035 he’s already decided his own
I wish Brett & Eddy could see themselves through their fans eyes! They are truly amazing musicians. I listen to music to feel something, emotions.... not to hear x notes per second :) Brett and Eddy have mastered connecting with their audience, better than anyone!
I love how you phrase it. My thoughts exactly.
Another pause to comment: Eddy cringing at Brett like he is not the next one to be shown to the world is me when i see my coleages presenting papers at conferences and forgetting i'm next in the butcher line XD
Costa e Castro?
🤔
wow i look forward to my academic career so much now xD
@@johannakarlsson642 Best of lucks 😅
TwoSet: omg we were so bad
Me, trying to reach their level when they were 8yo: *sad crying noises*
Ikr, like.... they're really good but....
PRACTICE 40 HOURS A DAY!
Brett was a Piano 🎹 prodigy but he stopped practicing 40 hours
Hmm sounds familiar. I know that reference
Haiyaa! Why Brett not be like Ling Ling hah?!? He practice 40 hours a day!
I read your comment automatically with Eddys tiger mom voice and I loved it @@bushcarrot1289
"Welcome guys to another episode of Two... failures" this... broke my heart. Don't even joke like that, ur so great, so cool and sooo impressive, we love you
How many of u see yourself smiling like a idiot when the screen went black.
This vid is so lovely 🥰
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15:12 Eddy: "Dude, this is me?"
I don't know why my heart hurt hearing that ;-;
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Oh my gosh same 🥺
Me too! Omg 😭
I could totally relate to Eddy when he said that he lost his Confidence in playing... i guess thats how adolescence teaches us. I can tell that i became more and more cautious with everything, not only my playing
I‘m a late beginner (started playing the violin at 15 years old, now I‘m 22) and I hate that I did never experience a time where I wasn‘t cautious; I started being hesitant right away because I wasn‘t a child anymore when I began learning my instrument :(
@@valeaves same here, I started when I was 14 :(
08:39 THANK YOU EDITOR SAN