Wow!

I was expecting this to be just another typical Human Nature cover. I was wrong. Nicely done!

For those who don't know: This is called "Fingerstyle" 💯

Bro definitely wrote this song for Pink Floyd. Not the other way around.

This young man is what greatness and genius looks like, early in life. Amazing 🙏

It's all the little bits in between that make it such a hard song to play. I've been playing this tune for a while now and I still can't nail all the little quirks to this song. Probably the beat cover I've ever seen/heard

No song is safe…from the man!

Been trying to play guitar 30 years... I'm done. I quit.

Fantastic

Please do “Ventura Highway by America.”

Unreal. How is this even possible!

💛💫✨

I was a diehard fan of the Terry Kath Chicago since 1969, with this song blasting out of the transistor radio every time they played it, always freaking out at that guitar solo. And this boy just sits down and nails every nuance of the song. I'm speechless. Thanks young man!🎉

Outside of the wrong initial cord, this was good!

Wow

Since I don’t play guitar I don’t think I can even fully comprehend how talented this guy is 😭

I love whenever I rediscover this video

Jesus Christ !!!!! This man is what Paco de Luciq isto a spanish guitar.....m I will follow for ever dude.....I love music more thqn ever thanks to you know. Big Hug Brother

Hard to put into words how brilliant this young man is.

❤😮❤

could be the most incredible genius musical product i've ever been so grateful to experience . my god. you must have divine dna. thank you for the herculean effort. i have so many more coffee tables to make

Only Kent can make this look so easy!

Made me weep goddamn you

I LOVE this

Madonna fratello mio ma sei una cosa allucinante, troppo bravo davvero

Impressionante. Bravissimo 💪💪💪💪

💥🎧🤍

Красава!

❤❤❤

That was so beautiful you brought tears to my eyes....thank you.

мое почтение ! хочу увидеть и услышать этого Музыканта . Благодарю Вас !

He's the best guitar player around. There's little doubt.

this kid is awesome

Kick A.. ty bro 😊

I like the live tone change, really amazing 👏

That's it. This guy's the best I've ever seen.

Superb

I've been trying to play guitar as a hobby since 1977 I think in 100 thousand more years I might be able to play like this gentlemen🤯

This is the definition of talent.

great

スゲーなぁ、この若者！My father used to say I was a 12-year-old trapped in an old man’s body because I liked Big Band swing jazz in the mid 1970s before I moved on to Soul, Funk, R&B, and especially Quiet Storm by the early ’80s, despite the absence of many albums in Canada, which lacked any Black community outside of Toronto on the other side of the country. When I arrived in Japan in 1986 after having studied Japanese at university, I felt as though I’d finally arrived at home, where I always belonged. I was constantly told I was more Japanese than the Japanese themselves right up until I eventually returned to Canada in 2002. The only reason I mention any of this is that I feel Kento has likewise been reincarnated from a former life in my era and culture. Look at his play list, which represents my tastes as someone born in 1965, not even including the various white performers, each of whom I also like but haven’t listed: “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” - 1967 (Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell), “What a Wonderful World” - 1967 (Louis Armstrong), “I Say a Little Prayer for You” - 1967 (Aretha Franklin) / 1968 (Dionne Warwick), “My Cherie Amour” - 1969 (Stevie Wonder), “Ain’t No Sunshine” - 1971 (Bill Withers), “Lean on Me” - 1972 (Bill Withers), “You Are the Sunshine of My Life” - 1973 (Stevie Wonder), “Higher Ground” - 1973 (Stevie Wonder), “Feel Like Makin’ Love” - 1974 (Roberta Flack), “This Masquerade” - 1976 (George Benson), “Isn’t She Lovely” - 1976 (Stevie Wonder), “Takin’ It to the Streets” - 1976 (The Doobie Brothers), “Living Inside Your Love” - 1976 (Earl Klugh), “Sir Duke” - 1977 (Stevie Wonder), “Fantasy” - 1977 (Earth, Wind & Fire), “September” - 1978 (Earth, Wind & Fire), “What a Fool Believes” - 1978 (The Doobie Brothers), “Rock with You” - 1979 (Michael Jackson), “I Can’t Help It” - 1979 (Michael Jackson), “After the Love Has Gone” - 1979 (Earth, Wind & Fire), “Just the Two of Us” - 1981 (Grover Washington Jr. featuring Bill Withers), “Just Once” - 1981 (James Ingram), “1999” - 1982 (Prince), “Thriller” - 1982 (Michael Jackson), “I Keep Forgettin’ (Every Time You’re Near)” - 1982 (Michael McDonald), “Human Nature” - 1983 (Michael Jackson), “In Your Eyes” - 1983 (George Benson), “Through the Fire” - 1984 (Chaka Khan), “Hello” - 1984 (Lionel Richie), “Purple Rain” - 1984 (Prince and The Revolution), “Easy Lover” - 1984 (Philip Bailey & Phil Collins), “What’s Love Got to Do with It” - 1984 (Tina Turner), “Sweet Love” - 1986 (Anita Baker), “Man in the Mirror” - 1988 (Michael Jackson), etc. My only disappointment is that “In Your Eyes” was Peter Gabriel’s very worthy song rather than George Benson (and I think Earl Klugh)’s even better song. I’d can already fully imagine his renditions of Luther Vandross’s “Can Heaven Wait” and Jeffrey Osborne’s “Stay with Me Tonight.” It would be interesting if he could fully develop Southern All Stars’ “真夏の果実,” which he might find too simple but appeals to the age group that loves the kind of music he plays. I encourage everyone to subscribe to his iTunes channel in addition to this KZbin channel.

Se escuchan al menos 2. Guitarras

Would pay money to know if Sting has passed by this way...

Incredible playing and arrangement.

There are no words for this... Unbelievable. ❤❤

Get out of here…

...and with his third hand, in a friendly and inviting gesture waves to the crowd.

🎧💛📲🔄

This guy is the greatest guitar player in the last 100yrs.

So much better than Tony soprano singing in the car