TV Talent Shows Hate Classical Music (unless you play summer or bumblebee)

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• GI

  @gimmi7935 · 6 years ago (edited)

  "Why they say the pianist girl is not good? I think because she didn't have a stool to knock down

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• EL

  @ellashelton7621 · 6 years ago

  as a flute player I’m so offended it just annoys me that people see classical musicians as boring and talentless, it’s actually so sad that him playing his crutch has to get the attention of the audience.

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• NI

  @nin7744 · 7 years ago

  Child prodigy: <b>brags exessively</b><br>Me: <b>expecting Ushida Tomoharu level flawless piano playing</b><br>Child prodigy: <b>lol no, now listen to THIS</b>

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• HE

  @heikenel3499 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Modern media: &quot;Classical music is so boring,&quot;<br>Tchaikovsky: (brings a bunch of canons onto the stage) &quot;Are you sure about that?&quot;

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• LU

  @luna_feles4165 · 7 years ago (edited)

  Actually this video is really sad. Just the fact that classical music is being portrayed as something borig unless you don&apos;t play fast or a popular pop song...

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• GO

  @gowondidntstartthefire7239 · 6 years ago

  person: plays nice af classical music<br>Judges: <b>yawns</b><br><br>person: my dog died <br><b>g o l d e n &nbsp; b u z z e r</b>

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• WI

  @winterwillows · 7 years ago

  If you can play it slowly, you can play it violently <br><br>PSA: sTop piAno stooL aBuse

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• DA

  @DaneBryantFrazier · 4 years ago

  One way to make it on Got Talent:<br>0. Have an emotional story<br>1. Begin playing a classical piano piece until a judge or scripted audience member yawns<br>2. Stop for dramatic effect, allowing the judges and scripted audience to gasp<br>3. Kick the bench in a sudden fashion across the stage, and play the piece 3x as fast (bonus points if you dance whilst looking really intense)<br>4. Move on to the second round.<br>5. Repeat the process over again next round and be booted off from being boring.

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• 8B

  @8bit_pineapple · 6 years ago

  &quot;He has to pull out a crutch to get everyone&apos;s attention.&quot;<br>His literal crutch is his figurative crutch.

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• GE

  @GEROLDization1 · 6 years ago

  Person: Plays an instrument normally, but very beautifully<br>Talent Shows: B O R I N G<br>Also Person: I was born as a baby, and I couldn&apos;t walk for months after that.<br>Talent Shows: <b>Golden Buzzer</b>

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• TA

  @taylorzhou1289 · 6 years ago

  I&apos;m feeling bad for the piano girl and the judges&apos; reactions are just making me angry. The two instruments complement each other but the violin would be more suitable to do the sound and technique while the piano would be more suitable to play effective chords and base parts of a piece. So in a piano and violin duet, the violin would technically catch more attention or outshine the piano and I think that&apos;s the reason why they choose to have the violinist back but not the pianist. However, when you are watching a duet, you are not supposed to consider the 2 musicians as separate parts but a collaborative group.

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• SP

  @spencibidy · 4 years ago (edited)

  “Violin and piano don’t go together”<br><b>ultra mega super visible confusion</b>

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