Child piano prodigy plays Carnegie Hall

[@qbert1234]

He must've used simply piano for at least over 5 minutes to be this good

[@methodzero]

good comment

[@metalvideos1961]

people still thank for likes? thats just sad.

[@EvilDoppleganger]

@@metalvideos1961 You should thank the 1 person who liked your comment smhhh it's so disrespectful

[@metalvideos1961]

@@EvilDoppleganger how is what i said disrespectful. let me guess you are a GenZ and your whole life revolves around likes. thats just sad.

[@EvilDoppleganger]

@@metalvideos1961 Let me guess you don't know what sarcasm is

[@dianedeboer8279]

He wants to give other's joy, isn't that just the most wonderful thing to hear from a youngster. Warms my heart.

[@Starrrwarrrs6rbluey]

Yeah. Wait til he grows up and realized others will just ruin him.

[@reemclaughlin4260]

Or think positive that beautiful gift he has will help him live a fabulous life! That’s where my energy went. You’re a downer man…..

[@apohdk65383]

Or may be some adult told him to say so when be gets an interview

[@NoSoup4U2]

I wonder how many times his parents had to embed that heartwarming phrase into his cute little head? LOL

[@theydontknow9260]

That was coached too

[@NisheeShrestha]

"....And I want to bring the audience happiness." He understands true artistry right there at that age.

[@jonsnow92]

He is repeating, what his parents told him. Poor boy.

[@Sepharite]

Exactly

[@keops4841]

Brainwashing and conditioning

[@turtleshell8835]

@@jonsnow92 "poor boy"? don't be ridiculous-

[@lingrich]

When I was 3 ,I started to play piano.

[@igotosleepat9pm86]

I'm not just astounded by his talent but rather the joy and happiness i finds when playing it. It's not like he's being forced to do something he doesnt like at all, just amazing

[@lehallway9773]

Aren’t asian kids known to be forced to play an instrument at an early age?

[@hugono3938]

@@lehallway9773 That is just a stereotypical, narrow-minded assumption, sir/ma’m. (This comment is not meant to harass nor scold you for making your comment, have a nice day!)

[@igotosleepat9pm86]

@@lehallway9773 lol yeah but he seems to enjoy it, doesnt he?

[@lehallway9773]

@@hugono3938 well, don’t stereotypes always have some truth to them to be called stereotypes?

[@hugono3938]

@@lehallway9773 Yes, you are right. “Smoke cannot exist without fire, and stereotypes cannot exist without truth”. The thing is, in today’s society, these assumptions come from people who make erroneous fundamental attributed observations of these people and come to a conclusion about their personal lives, personalities, traits, et cetera. And like in this case, there is the assumption (derived from some truth) that Asian kids are good at everything because they a forced to do it. But we see it as a prejudicial generalisation. Wow, I expanded a bit too much… have a good day!!

[@Growthunlimited]

Not only he plays well, he plays with joy in his music!

[@gesakrieg2139]

lnl4Universe of course you have smile of you have to sell anyting.

[@donnal8683]

lmao are you sure?

[@Growthunlimited]

@@donnal8683 great! you doubt about how a person feels?

[@SeaRasp]

Best combination for success

[@nandans2506]

Wait till he is 12 something and his mom dies..... *Enter sad anime*

[@rachellevy3991]

“Music makes me happy” and “I want to bring happiness to the audience”. How lovely!

[@Bearwoman11]

@Richard Wagner This young boy has accomplished more in his life then you have as an adult!

[@islanangle1404]

@@Bearwoman11 How do you know that? Also, it is clear that it was scripted. I'm not blaming the kid, obviously, but that was clearly scripted.

[@petergibbons8731]

@Richard Wagner ok I’m

[@gospeltruthtv]

I loved that quote!

[@reginac5488]

I know, so sweet - I cried, of course!

[@WilliamZhang]

Thank you for watching William's story! :-) It truly has been a blessing that William having fun with music and the piano. He is continuing his journey in learning, playing and sharing the joy. -- William's parents

[@beelzebitchh]

Wow! Your son is so talented as I’m sure you know! It was very nice listening to him play I really wish I was that good at understanding music Have a nice day!

[@silvasilvasilva]

Wishing him all the best!

[@kayrohde]

As parents, you and your wife gave your son the tools he needed to cultivate his talent. How bright the world could be if all parents could know what their child needs and have the means to provide it to him or her. You must be proud watching him grow and you are to be commended for providing the environment to allow him to excel! Bravo!

[@nmg1909]

Respect you, little man.

[@johnohara197]

Your son is so gifted , it was wonderful to hear him play ! You must be so proud ! I hope he has also time to play out doors and to have a regular childhood as this is really important. Good luck to William he is amazing !! Thank you

[@olm4700]

I like the fact that he does not look miserable, and that the parents seem to enjoy helping him strive and not push him to play piano. Well done.

[@edithbannerman4]

@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

[@chinaboss6683]

I like the fact he looks Chinese. 😂

[@olm4700]

😅@@chinaboss6683

[@PinkeeLee]

his happy little smile at the end of the competition tape says it all...he's happy doing it. you go young man. make your beautiful music.

[@herbertarnold3989]

ive asked so many people who dont know who pinly lee was. he was great along with the banana man, 2 of my favorites.

[@HOLLASOUNDS]

@@herbertarnold3989 Banana man?

[@herbertarnold3989]

@@HOLLASOUNDS search for captain kangaroo banana man. he was a a real performance artist even adults enjoyed his appearances on captain kangaroo.

[@canutellmehowtoget1390]

I remember Pinky Lee...a kid's entertainer on early television...

[@steveknows62]

When all is said and done, that smile, and what it represents, is the primary reason for his amazing ability.

[@Carol-Bell]

I love that his parents saw his love for music and helped him pursue it the best way possible. That is love.

[@OutlawNix]

When I was growing up the best I got was a roof over my head which was a trailer. When it came to food I got lot of mac&cheese , fish sticks mostly cause that's all mom could afford. My dad was a truck driver so he was on the road most of the time. He took most of the money with him so he could eat steak and stuff like that. But when he came home he wanted steak to eat. Now here is the kicker he never left mom enough money for mom to buy things like that. The best memory I had with dad was when I was a teenager. He took me on the road with him on the semi-truck couple times. That's really the only thing I got cause like 10 years later he passed away from cancer.

[@CatsInHats-S.CrouchingTiger]

Beautiful family!

[@alohalivin556]

Although a 20k piano forma child that age suggests that they do quite well financially as there are many families in the US that don’t have that much per year to spend on all purchases. Just saying...

[@sagek7949]

santai sehat well said!

[@Carol-Bell]

AlohaLivin now that’s stating the obvious! On the other hand, if they are from China, chances are they are only allowed one child. That rule changed only a few years ago I think. So of course they would put everything they could into his upbringing.

[@ellainemalan9602]

I am astounded to see how young these children are starting such a focused and dedicated pathway. As a parent we must not forget that they are children, and should always ensure that we make time for our most precious loved ones to be children too! They can be so proud.

[@averageshowenjoyer2279]

@@TotsugekiKun Very untrue. As an Asian, I was never forced to do extracurricular activities.

[@cjadventures8840]

@@averageshowenjoyer2279 haha guess you got lucky

[@tigerofcopenhagen2225]

For him THIS is his game-- his play. PLAYING the piano :))) He said it himself-- he's HAPPY when he's playing music. I'd rather the child is 'focused and dedicated' at an early age than the opposite because...why not? Nothing wrong with it. As long as the child is healthy and enjoying himself. Asian way of thinking is special. Asian kids are phenomenal. Something the Western culture can learn from.

[@randombossgamer1175]

@@TotsugekiKun Bro fr, my parents made me do piano and taekwondo since the first grade

[@fariyaf3359]

@@averageshowenjoyer2279 I thought Shinobi training started at 3...

[@thetruthbetold961]

What a wonderful child. Not only super talented but so caring about bringing everyone happiness through his music. May God bless him always.

[@born2bbald12]

THIS is the kind of News we should hear more often. Something that is uplifting, encouraging and inspiring. Thank you!

[@venusreena2532]

Yes.. so not common in America

[@jonathandaddario5386]

It is uplifting, encouraging and inspiring for someone who doesn't play piano.

[@richardbonilla1921]

​@@jonathandaddario5386 Actually, it should inspire and encourage anyone to magnify the talents that they have or can acquire. This applies to those that play the piano and those that don't. It applies to any field, music or otherwise. If you have children encourage them in familiar or unfamiliar skills. Be patient with them, encourage them to hard work. If one idea doesn't work, that's okay, try another! Don't give up. Do things in balance. There is a little bit of genius in all of us! Passion and endurance can bring that out in everyone! Remember the important role the parents played in this child's life!

[@donnarowe1890]

I agree with you!

[@born2bbald12]

@@donnarowe1890 Thank you, I appreciate that. Tell your friends about the wonderful people and things around you. Mention the silent miracles you know of!

[@SingerGuy59]

I didn't perform in Carnegie Hall until I was 56. This young man has a bright future ahead of him. I hope he doesn't burn out before he reaches adulthood.

[@rolf778]

Respect to you sir

[@luochi1465]

When one having fun, look like mother is also having fun. he should be fine. I am so happy for you that you got to played all your life.

[@donnawoodford6641]

Maintaining a good balance of various activities could sustain his playing piano for the fun of it. I know two individuals who have performed at Carnegie Hall, and in December our church choir will sing there for the first time. I'm excited for their talents to shine.

[@philyip4432]

Kudos to you ! My hat off to you !

[@alexzabala2154]

I'm 60, I don't even know where Carnegie Hall is...LOL

[@kealani6535]

Even if he weren't a prodigy, it's so sweet that his parents indulged a healthy passion.

[@venusreena2532]

Yes .. something my parents would never have done

[@moussetache1815]

This. It's not obvious what your child will seriously get into and be passionate about in the future but they went full PIANO. Hats off to them.

[@internetheroin2561]

Do you seriously believe that a 2 year old can have a passion for piano?

[@BellaFlayme]

@@internetheroin2561 I did...unfortunately the people who raised me only wanted me to play hymns out of a hymn book so I never went past 6 years of lessons. But I played a song with one finger at 18 months old, and by the time I was 5 I was playing fluently with both hands, no lessons whatsoever, just whatever I heard by ear. I started lessons at 5 and a half, and was on my way to playing in a Philharmonic orchestra and had won a state competition. I had a huge passion for piano ever since I was very tiny, and I could have, and should have, become a concert pianist.

[@BobBob-px6yi]

$20,000 piano at 2 years old lol lucky kid

[@rapotato6061]

Holy crap!! I remember going to band camp with this kid. I was 12, he was about 5. Every camper is wearing t shirts, shorts, sandals, etc. This kid came in a suit and tie, EVERY DAY. At a sleep away camp. And proceeded to blow us all away with his piano chops. Crowds formed around him every time he played. So happy to see him earn success and play at such a high level, at such a young age.

[@billp4]

You didn't stuff him in a trash can and call him Poindexter? I thought crushing and discouraging talent was a 12 year Olds duty!

[@Е.В-т4ч]

Не надо завидовать! Да, гении они очень непростые люди.

[@pedrojcolonallende3768]

You really made that story up😂

[@rapotato6061]

yep@@pedrojcolonallende3768

[@Frances-rr9my]

​@@pedrojcolonallende3768ccuy66😅7th😮

[@tomlynntigard]

I love what Little William Zhang says so simply, "Music brings me happiness, and I want to bring the audience happiness" a very unselfish goal.

[@mackenzie7738]

tomlynntigard when he said that it randomly made me think stich from lilo and stitch

[@arrjee9474]

And as I watched him play, that is exactly what he did to me.

[@brainwashington1332]

'unselfish' is not a word

[@brainwashington1332]

@Ann-Marie Paliukenas selfless is a word, unselfish isnt

[@mackenzie7738]

Hongster Hong yes, it is. i googled it

[@gleece6310]

3 hours of practice a day, and a prodigy? Wow. What if he practiced 40 hours a day? He'll be invincible for sure.

[@toesta8319]

hold up- 40 hours a day- smth aint adding up here chief

[@leoinanutshell8315]

The ones who don’t play 40 hrs a day: ling ling wanabes

[@porodraco1674]

@@toesta8319 wooosh

[@fedorradzievskii2717]

BEHOLD THE NEXT: ASIAN AMERICAN MOZART!!!

[@laffen0802]

@@leoinanutshell8315 are u fr rn

[@buildingshousesinteriordes8980]

He is such a talented boy. Playing at Carnegie Hall at 6, he is blessed. Happiness to the family.

[@Paroles_et_Musique]

it is not Carnegie Hall, the famous concert hall. It's a dependency, a little hall in same building. Title is misleading.

[@francoisbouvier7861]

The lady is most definitely blessed. The world is also blessed to have him inspire us all.

[@halethai9156]

I love this boy calmness and humbleness when he appeared in public. He kept his smile on most of the time. He is a good example of young kids' success.

[@lena-om3uo]

The thumbnail made me think the baby was playing at Carnegie Hall

[@Dollfacedaeva]

lena I mean he’s six so, might as well be lol

[@imhappyandyou.4003]

Well that photo is pretty old but it was of the same kid and the first video his parents posted on KZbin when he was just 3yrs old and before you ask yes he played extremely well even at 3yrs old thus why he is a prodigy.

[@ArtMusicLife15]

It's called "click bait"

[@flutegal2647]

Haha me too

[@elixtido1448]

bingo

[@bellagrace9812]

This is what happens when parents believe in their children. Congrats!!

[@rodg011]

not only a question of belief but how many can buy musical instruments and afford music lessons, not all that many,especially a 20k piano

[@RetroPlus]

That's what happens when you force a child to practice 12 hours a day thus depriving the child of a proper childhood.

[@caiodesouza310]

actually no this is forcing music upon a child and making them practice 7 hours per day

[@Paroles_et_Musique]

@@RetroPlus well no, if he is not talented, 23 hours a day will do nothing. Lang Lang used to study 8 hours a day when he was 4, he probably didn't have any proper childhood (mediocre?). Today he is multi millionaire and fully enjoys his life, famous on every continent, no signs of depression or any other disorders.

[@deebo1186]

Valery They tends to hide their depression,it has happened to many look at Michael Jackson and others.🤦‍♂️

[@smilexxi]

You can see the difference it makes when a kid does what he loves. He seems so genuinely happy, has good manners and his comments just feel sincere. Great job on the parents!!!! You are raising not only a super talented, but also a very very happy child.

[@gloriamaryhaywood2217]

Yes, most *importantly*.... a very, very happy child!!😉💜

[@josefrankiekyrian4116]

Nancy González please send a message [phone]. Whatsapp

[@debbiethemadbee]

You can tell the difference in that he’s not pushed and can see that he enjoys playing his favourite song. He is very mature and wise for his age. He gives off such a positive energy.

[@carolsteve952]

@EMD-E8 dghr

[@carolsteve952]

@EMD-E8 you p

[@lumbago9379]

This was three years ago imagine how good he is now

[@axataris]

depends on how much he practice

[@comment.highlighted]

They seem like good humble people with a gifted son who is just as humble. I wish them much success 😊

[@comment.highlighted]

@Jim Palmer Nonsense 🤨

[@comment.highlighted]

@Jim Palmer 🙂

[@tlc6756]

@Chris Collins maybe he wanted to! Gifted children often get super absorbed into hobbies. Many children practice piano for 2 hours a day.

[@ania5038]

He's not gifted he's been playing piano since he was 2 and is well trained by his parents and teachers...

[@comment.highlighted]

@@ania5038 You have to be gifted to start playing at 2 yrs old 😉

[@9mmsleepingpill851]

"Music brings me happiness and I want to bring the audience happiness." My old, dead heart pulsed for the the 1st time with how sweet that is.

[@sandib4234]

Absolutely 😊

[@aufbrechen]

oh no!!! this is, what he HAS to tell

[@cyflym11]

I thought that sounded a bit rehearsed actually.

[@55dionysus]

Your name concerns me . lots of love.

[@josefnacarlna3627]

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[@MoogieB]

He doesn’t just play flawlessly, he plays without written music! Amazing!

[@joemamma416]

all musicians play by ear. it would have been more amazing had he never heard that song before and played it off the sheet that precisely. its a popular misconception that we need written music to play our instruments but its much easier to learn a song by hearing than reading. nonetheless this kid is absolutely incredible.

[@DrAsian_Jesus]

Most people who have played piano for more than 3 months know how to play piano without piece

[@stare4539]

Loool

[@MoogieB]

@@joemamma416 thanks for educating me. I guess I just thought a 6 year old doing it was special & different.

[@joemamma416]

@@MoogieB oh by all means his playing is incredible and he definitely is special and different. i was considered a child prodigy because i could pick up on melodies with my right hand on piano at 7. i was doing this with songs like rudolph the red nosed reindeer, mary had a little lamb, and this old man basically nursery rhymes and christmas songs id heard. what he is doing here is light years ahead of my ability even as a teenager. i wasnt proficient in songs like this until my mid teens. the ability to read music is becoming obsolete as we dont need it to remember songs anymore. if not written down in the past all of mozart would have been forgotten.

[@callycharles2515]

Watching him play piano is as impressive as hearing him. The amount of joy he gets from playing is remarkable. His parents knew he would love the piano. The entire story choked me up; just brilliant!

[@syourke3]

This kid is phenomenal!! That Mozart sonata he played is no easy piece and he plays with real feeling and great sense of beauty. He’s very fortunate to have such supportive parents. Genius often goes to waste because it’s not nourished properly. These are intelligent parents. They recognized the baby’s gifts right away and supported him.

[@ffggddss]

It's K. 545 in C major, and every piano student eventually has to tackle it. It's easy if played slowly, but playing it at speed, and correctly - *that's hard!* And yes, his parents seem to have exactly the right approach - fully supportive, not pushy. Kudos to all of them! Fred

[@syourke3]

Hugh Jardon It’s not “facile”. Playing scales evenly at that tempo is not “facile”. I’m a pianist. I know what I’m talking about.

[@psforrest1]

@Martha Sviniard but at six years old . . .

[@psforrest1]

@@syourke3 Agree. I teach and play. Not easy to play well.

[@monicatfp7766]

@Martha Sviniard yes the piece is based on the scales. But that doesn't make it easy for a 6yr old.

[@fizzedupslade4082]

He's a great kid with loving parents. He's already won the lottery with them. I love his attitude; I just wanna make people happy! Kids always look super cute when they are getting their new teeth. What ever he does, I hope he's happy.

[@halogamer2274]

He's the kind of kid that would play moonlight sonata as a "warm up"

[@imstupid7614]

tbh 1st movement is really a warm up, it's really easy

[@BeeWhistler]

@@imstupid7614 That's what I was thinking. Even I can play the 1st movement if I try, and my skills definitely are in other fields. The whole Moonlight Sonata, though? I can't even play it on Smule.

[@shuki3524]

you mean the 3rd movement haha yeah

[@solarphina]

The first two, yeah... I can play those and I’ve only been playing for a year and a half. The third movement, however? Completely different story.

[@johnmitchell9508]

If you think that moonlight is hard give el contrabandista a listen

[@algum99]

He looks so happy when he is playing, That's the most important thing.

[@ConnyNordlicht]

When l saw him playing his head, shaking to the music, l knew he was as happy as he can be! And then, when he talked, he said he wanted to bring happiness to the audition. He can be whatever he wants, teacher, pianist and whatever, together, too! Thank you to the parents who did so well! Be blessed, you all!

[@ravenwoodfilms]

“Music brings me happiness, and I want to bring the audience happiness.” This kid is amazing

[@ernybob6715]

I was so proud of myself when I learned how to play marry had a little lamb, then I saw this

[@zaproosevelt]

Lol

[@elliewinters3191]

I just laughed so loud. Thank you.

[@bobdillaber1195]

Don't underestimate yourself. I bet Mary tells all her friends about it, even today.

[@etaung_]

he is truly asian level

[@roncantrell5789]

Don’t put yourself down. Not everyone is gifted . You should be proud of yourself for learning that song and for pursuing such a noble skill. Get back in there. The world needs more music

[@babydollers2586]

This is a definition of a true prodigy kid. He was four at that time and look how effortlessly he played that piano fluent like liquid. It’s either u got it or u don’t. His is natural, it’s in his blood. He was gifted born with it. Meanwhile my niece and my nephew had teaching lesson since they were 3 and a half years old they are in their early 20s now and can only play half as good as this child. I envy one’s that are naturally talented/gifted. These kinds here are one of a kind.

[@frankblangeard8865]

When I was six I could already tie my own shoelaces.

[@Williamsmith42]

Ahahahahahaha :P

[@jiannakim]

😳woah

[@stephenandloriyoung5716]

Remind me, please, What were shoelaces?

[@sartexir9285]

I learned how when I was like 9 or 10 bc I was used to velcro

[@jennabaily2282]

TALENT

[@coolvoice7]

This boy is truly gifted. It’s so difficult to get your head round how his small fingers can catch all the keys, absolutely amazing 👍👍❤️

[@rebeccadewhirst]

This little kid is amazing and his parents are amazing for encouraging his wonderful talent God bless them all

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[@ericholck3914]

What's equally impressive as this kid's talent is his complete lack of nervousness or stage fright. The self confidence seems deeply-rooted, as if he already knows he's doing exactly what he was put here to do (and is doing it very, very well).

[@tuesdaysgone.7635]

I hate to brag, but my self-motivated son has been practicing 18 hours a day for years. Now he’s really really good at Fortnite Battle Royale.

[@memory.1]

that plot twist

[@karimbauer8720]

he is unironically going to make it someday. I made big bucks in world of warcraft auctions, in the game I learned how to gather supplies and sell bags for a profit. now i have an real world e-commerce store and sell jewelry for profits. your son will probably become a highly paid headhunter.

[@joselito7776]

All joking aside, the important thing is that it was your son's choice. With these 2 parents, Im not so sure. Ive known people with parents just like these 2 and more òften than not, they did not fare so well. Some have even committed suicide.

[@tuesdaysgone.7635]

@@joselito7776 Tragically, that is true. Then there are the ones who killed their parents.

[@hidden-behind-wisteria2701]

@@tuesdaysgone.7635 Oh my gosh, I literally just watched a video about a girl who hired people to kill her parents (her mom died instantly, but the dad miraculously survived). 😔It's terrible that some kids would actually do that

[@Peeweesachi2023]

I have to say that I am a piano teacher and I am very sad to have read that this beautiful gift of a child did not find a teacher to teach him when he was two, because I have worked with a two-year-old and I have flourished him beautifully! The time he was four years old he had already passed his twin brother and sister who were for at the time I started them and they were eight years old his skills were phenomenal! I also have worked with a three-year-old little girl who is absolutely brilliant and I actually believe that the smaller the child the greater the learning skills! I yearn to think what this amazing little boy could’ve accomplished had he found a teacher who believed they had the skills to teach him and that “he was able to start lessons and could have read music” which is exactly what I teach my small piano students to do! They do and can read music, I don’t write a note in but I actually teach them how to play real songs and read notes! Small children are absolutely amazing at that age and their learning capacity by the time they reach the age that this young man started his piano lessons are extremely accomplished little children and students! I applaud his parents for buying him a $20,000 piano bravo to you both you believe in your child and you believed in his stunning ability to love music thank you for your gift to the universe may be a blessing to the world musically I know he will bring much light to the world I applaud his parents for buying him a $20,000 piano bravo to you both you believed in your child and you believed in his stunning ability to love music thank you for your gift to the universe may be a blessing to the world musically I know he will bring much light to the world!i have always started young children in my entire career and still do for I believe that they have such an incredible capacity for learning at a very young age they’re minds are so clear and they see everything very absolute! Continued success little man!

[@JakeyBakey44]

Kid, I'll give u a like just cause u wrote so much on a YT post

[@natedecoco615]

Pretty bold of u saying just becoz ur a teacher u can flourish em but ok sure i guess if ur saying humbly sure

[@Peeweesachi2023]

Nathaniel Zhan Hi Nathaniel I have been a piano teacher for the past near 50 years and my specialty is starting small children and I will tell you that they are amazing the matter what age they are for they have a gift for learning and they are pure and everything they do is beyond excellent! I’m currently teaching quite a few smaller children... I have a three-year-old I have two 4-year-old boys, several 5 years old. But my little three-year-old is a girl and she is absolutely priceless, so I’m not bragging but I am telling you the experiences that I have teaching smaller children has been incredibly rewarding and they learn so well! I don’t know if you have ever studied music but I will tell you what I love teaching and seeing the young mind develop and I have many clients in my home with my youngest student of three and my oldest is 76 years old!! I have a wide range of ages in all of my clients... therefore I love my work regardless of age and I see that I was blessed to do what I do! Teaching people how to learn no matter what age is a gift and I cherish the gift that I was given to pass on to other students no matter what age they are! I hope this encourages you to know that learning at any age is a gift and one who processes to gift of teaching is also a blessing because for me teaching is an art...it encompasses the whole human being of teacher and student connection!

[@natedecoco615]

@@Peeweesachi2023 great i play the violin

[@Peeweesachi2023]

Nathaniel Zhan wonderful all my brothers studied violence we were a family of 10 and we did violin and piano I was a piano student as a child! I wish you the best Nathaniel good luck with your violin I don’t know how old you are but I think you’ll do well!

[@alpacanerdyt6879]

But does he practice 40 hours a day??

[@billiejoetoe]

Come on now, you know only Ling Ling does that... *UNLIKE VIOLA KINGSKSK*

[@e.etrama3026]

"practices 3 hours a day" boy, you have a long way to go

[@Shahzad-Khan]

Alpaca nerdYT ayee two set

[@gwaynebrouwn844]

3. It looks like i still haven't found Ling Ling

[@chrischris666]

Not possible because there is only 24 hours in a day.

[@theresalacey6126]

He is absolutely adorable! His talent is amazing. This little boy is going places. 💙

[@CashMoneyDiddy]

Kid being successful in life Me: slowly closing the fridge to see the light turn off

[@waynee5603]

LOL >.

[@swat8501]

Facts

[@peopleconsidermeajoke7059]

Pff so true XD

[@deninevh]

Hahahaha that's great. Bc I can relate.

[@corinnestevens4705]

꧁꧁꧂꧂ 😎❤️

[@lanitaflint8417]

These parents truly are wonderful, they watched him an saw he enjoyed music and lead him in the right direction for success. What we all should do. God bless them and there and sweet and loving child.

[@pastoradeboyeadeboye566]

Beloved, I don't know you in person but God know you. God ministered to me in a revelation when I was on your profile to see things around you,I saw blessings but spiritual attacks holding onto them,in prayers,i saw a woman in the realm of the spirit monitoring and plotting delay in your life, with an evil mirror, and with motive to destroy. But as I speak to you now her time is up, Render hand of favour with Anything you can afford or give to these motherless foundation (Godstime MOTHERLESS FOUNDATION) in kebbi state Nigeria before 2DAYS with faith, as I Rise my hands towards heaven and pray for you they shall serve as point of contact wherever you are, you will receive double portion of grace to excel and total restoration of breakthrough in your life and in the life of your family. Ask for their acct details and help them call the MD in charge of the orphanage to get their details on (WhatsApp or call them now on [phone]) tell him I sent an you. For it is not by might nor by in power but of the spirit saith the lord (zechariah 4:6). You shall testify to the Glory of God in your life. God bless you in Jesus name........

[@burkholdst.rudderberg3574]

Many children have latent talents; unfortunately, most parents and teachers are not able, or unwilling, to see them!

[@MistressOP]

or they don't have the money

[@burkholdst.rudderberg3574]

@@MistressOP That is a lame excuse that has been overused! Multi-billionaire Oprah Winfrey was born dirt poor in Mississippi. She had talents and drive that were unstoppable -- lack of money may have slowed her down, but it did not stop her. I do not agree with her politically, but I can't deny her success story.

[@roykunisaki4548]

Or kids themselves not interested in putting 3 hrs a day! It takes so much focus on their part, mine included. Parents can only make way for them if money allows.

[@reynoldgardner9843]

It astounds me that anybody could have a negative feeling about this in any way there will be millions people in HELL simply because they have the same lousy attitude about God and his principles.

[@joshgoshgaming3049]

AMEN!!

[@richardwysocki8300]

What an amazing and gifted child! Love his positive attitude and beautiful smile. I wish everyone had parents like these who know how to encourage and bring out the best in their kids.

[@kathyking2159]

Moorefield assembly of god. 3:07

[@noahfick6124]

If I’m paying 20 GRAND for a piano my child damn well better be a prodigy!

[@lordbyron3603]

noah fick 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂🤪🤪🤪🤣😝

[@BD2784KOP]

Best comment I’ve seen in a while mate - brilliant

[@ConsciencepartyUSA]

It mainly depends if they even want to do it at first. I know this because I love music but I didn’t get the support I needed from my family. So trust me I know.

[@Sean35267]

20k isn't even that expensive for a piano.

[@nhankhuu5643]

@barb rarick bro people think Asian people poops money. It's very frustrating when all your struggles and accomplishments are undermined by your race.

[@sabrinahaaberg3144]

How could 2k people dislike this??!!!! He is the sweetest and has loving parents 👏🏽

[@pilmolee9773]

They are jealous because he is Asian and not white.

[@davidwright8989]

It's because they're jealous that their music isn't getting a million views. PERIOD

[@FadiKdy]

I didn't dislike the video, but I belive the one who disliked it are the ones who belive the parents are forcing him to play and not giving him proper childhood

[@argeancomics3291]

Envy

[@James_Bowie]

Racists, I guess.

[@seletawilliams6353]

OMG, he is so cute and talented! Be blessed 🤗

[@funforkidsforever]

This adorable boy is bringing so much happiness to the world with his incredible talent. An absolute joy.

[@susanbrown8802]

What a sweet, talented, little boy. I pray he always has this pure love of music that brings him joy.

[@joyanngoddard2033]

If he voluntarily practices 3 hours a day, he must really love playing piano and making good music. A very solitary and focused thing to do for a young child. Many blessings to him, his family and his teacher.

[@GuyMichaely]

You're wrong to assume it was voluntary

[@jeanvignes]

When I was a young girl my family wouldn't buy me a piano no matter how much I begged, but eventually my grandmother bought me a classical guitar and I would have played it eight to ten hours per day if my hands could have taken the strain. When you love music that much, nothing else matters. I would skip meals, skip parties or movies or anything just to have more time to play.

[@jhenjhengiftgivingchannel8212]

@@GuyMichaely you're wrong to assume otherwise

[@GuyMichaely]

@@jhenjhengiftgivingchannel8212 No I'm not

[@jhenjhengiftgivingchannel8212]

@@GuyMichaely lol.. ok

[@bobadams179]

He's adorable. Mozart would be proud!

[@donnawoodford6641]

Bob Adams Could he be a reincarnation of Mozart?

[@bobadams179]

@@donnawoodford6641 Could be. Anything is possible.

[@hunglekhanh2007]

Mozart himself was a composer simultaneously since 6 y old

[@OsvaldoBayerista]

Why Mozart would be proud and how do you know that?

[@bobadams179]

@@OsvaldoBayerista ????????? Because we had a séance and we conjured the spirit of Mozart and asked him. He said he was proud of the boy. We didn't ask why.

[@VagaBond-m6w]

Who sees a past life here?! I'm glad it's his passion, not pushed on him, and the parents supported it. Beautiful.

[@sooz9433]

This youngster will be successful at whatever he does! Great attitude and a very supportive family to help him. Congratulations William!

[@anisurrahmanshakil9605]

Mm

[@DagDebrini]

Having a supportive family is a big plus.

[@lemaildoe]

You have a strange idea of what "successful" and "supportive" mean. They bought him a $20,000 piano to... play useless music. Why spend that money on something worthwhile when you can waste it on entertainment? Why encourage a kid to grow up to have a job that benefits society when you can make them an entertainer? We have a generation of kids who want to be pop stars, football players, and Twitch video-game streamers. When I was a kid, kids would tell you they wanted to be a teacher, doctor, fireman when they grew up. Kids now are lazy attention-cravers who want easy $$$ and care nothing about actual needs of their community. "I want to bring the audience happiness." Yeah, that's going to bring real happiness, right. Sure, we're born with an incurable disability that society stigmatizes, sure we lost our house in a wildfire or hurricane, sure we lost family members to covid, sure we have gun violence outside our own kids' bedroom windows, but hey, we can be happy because some little rich kid can play music. Priorities, gees. A supportive parent would lead kids in the right direction to grow up to be a good person, not to be a selfish attention-seeking person.

[@HOLLASOUNDS]

Why buy a 20k piano? They must be made of money? A Yamaha keyboard for $500 would of worked.

[@HOLLASOUNDS]

@@lemaildoe The buying of a $20.000 piano was a dillibrate play by the Parents as a advertising tool. What sticks out more as a story "Boy prodigy learns piano on a $500 electric keyboard" or Boy prodigy learns piano on a $20.000 Piano"? This buy has been raised to be a pianist by the Parents from the start.

[@myoniesherrie527]

His little ears and those missing teeth, what an adorable kid. Continue to do great things kiddo!

[@gloriamaryhaywood2217]

Ikr. If this little ultra-talented munchkin doesn't just melt your heart!!🤗

[@lisaherrera23]

Mom and Dad thank you for believing in the precious child of yours. I smiled when you said that MUSIC makes him happy. I totally understand. That is my happy place too. Congratulations to you all. Be blessed beautiful family.

[@brendatrujillo2666]

What a wonderful, talented, and loving child. He is amazing. He has exceptional parents who are loving and supportive. God bless them all. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@catnoir7993]

i love the parents, they’re so sweet, they’re not forcing him to do anything but motivate him, and allow him to chose his own path, and go at his own pace. that’s how it should be

[@omniummysterio]

the fact that the stool is so tall that he is practically standing makes this just the more impressive. he is this tiny child who has only really played piano for around 1.5 years, and yet he rivals those with many more years of practice. it's also the pure joy that sparks happiness. the fact that he looks like he genuinely loves and enjoys this, his smile glowing the entire time that he plays.

[@epiphonium]

2 years old they get him a $20,000 piano and can't afford a piano bench that fits? He'll probably be crippled by the time he's 10

[@JunePaDelford]

@@epiphonium .

[@alphagt62]

If he persists, he’ll be world famous as an adult.

[@stagger9660]

The amount of raw energy this kid is putting into his music insane.

[@polter5195]

"Music brings me happiness, and I want to bring the audience happiness." You just want to give him a big hug. What a little champ.

[@cookiemonster3147]

When he said he wanted to bring happiness with his music, I was really moved. He certainly brings happiness. May God bless him always.

[@roblaw5807]

“Wants to bring the audience happiness “ what a beautiful mind. If only our politicians had that goal for their constituents

[@Isa-qz9mb]

*applause*

[@GMAV3RICK]

Thats never going to happen.

[@risingsun49]

Hes so cute .His parents are charming too.

[@pastoradeboyeadeboye566]

Beloved, I don't know you in person but God know you. God ministered to me in a revelation when I was on your profile to see things around you,I saw blessings but spiritual attacks holding onto them,in prayers,i saw a woman in the realm of the spirit monitoring and plotting delay in your life, with an evil mirror, and with motive to destroy. But as I speak to you now her time is up, Render hand of favour with Anything you can afford or give to these motherless foundation (Godstime MOTHERLESS FOUNDATION) in kebbi state Nigeria before 2DAYS with faith, as I Rise my hands towards heaven and pray for you they shall serve as point of contact wherever you are, you will receive double portion of grace to excel and total restoration of breakthrough in your life and in the life of your family. Ask for their acct details and help them call the MD in charge of the orphanage to get their details on (WhatsApp or call them now on [phone]) tell him I sent an you. For it is not by might nor by in power but of the spirit saith the lord (zechariah 4:6). You shall testify to the Glory of God in your life. God bless you in Jesus name........

[@valerieobrien5521]

That is more than six years old he must be at least eight. The way the parents get them on stage is through KZbin or knowing the " right people " Very often these kids are not specially talented, and have been propelled into the Music or entertainment world by doting parents.

[@BrokeTheInterweb]

Impressed by his parents for stepping out of their element to give him the groundwork he needed to grow when no one else would.

[@inavogel626]

How beautiful. He loves music. Sometimes children can play mechanically, but this one plays with musical understanding.

[@Rhaspun]

@tinylilmatt yes. Practice is not a chore for him.

[@thomashanks3255]

Hello how are you doing Ina. I trust you are safe and in good health. God bless you........I'm looking for new friend OK!

[@theclearsounds3911]

He's this good now; imagine how good he will be when he can reach the pedals!!! Of course, he deserves most of the credit, but his incredible talent wouldn't go this far if it weren't for his amazingly supportive and loving parents. I love to see and hear about kids like this! The future of music is bright with kids like him around.

[@amywalker7515]

Just like Joshua Bell, he has the rest of his life to improve his technique and interpretations as well as dabble in all those other things he said he was interested in like composing.

[@TheFloridaPappy]

Saw the thumbnail and wanted to see what they considered a "prodigy." This boy is amazing. Not only that, but he seems sweet and his parents are really nice. I hope he continues to enjoy his music.

[@ricardodifirenze3855]

My son is doing the same. First time seeing a piano and he sat upright and played. He was 11 months. I will do just like this little guys parents. Great job buddy you are an inspiration!!!

[@seriousdopamine4404]

I was eating ants off the ground at that age.

[@elroz18]

🤣🤣

[@Tordenstjerne]

🤣

[@denisecooper307]

ME TOO!!!

[@SlimShady-lg5nd]

XD omg thank you for making my day!

[@kjsfl386]

Ants? I ate the dirt!!

[@Victoria.Pulliam]

Such a precious young boy. I love seeing kids find their passion at such a young age ☺️

[@charlesbrock3388]

..

[@stephenlu4724]

precocious

[@mikemondano3624]

His young passion also got his babysitter pregnant.

[@charwest9449]

What a talented person! Shows what humans are capable of, with parents who notice strengths, and desire to cultivate them! Well done, parents! And continue to protect this precious boy so he doesn't burn out.

[@user-ky4do4yl4g]

protect? they will push till he drops.

[@THEPINAPPLEABLE]

Bing chilling 🥶🍦

[@ItsABitGoofy]

Imagine him now. He’s now 9, and imagine how good he is.

[@lukewalker1051]

He is actually worse. He has switched to watching video games. ;-)

[@bigdaddydal7763]

@@lukewalker1051 🤡

[@zlonewolf]

@bigwaddle Its true. Most talented kids dont go on to becoming musicians. They can always pursue other careers and often do. Nothing wrong with that.

[@brandyjan14]

Intact family, discipline, diligence, grace. The people who gave this gifted child a thumbs down are just jealous.

[@WilliamZhang]

Thank you Czerny! William loves all pieces by Czerny! :)

[@brandyjan14]

@@WilliamZhang My mother was learning the piano when I was a child in HK and practiced Czerny finger exercises for hours. She even changed my Chinese first name to Czerny. I remember nagging her about how much longer she'd be playing, and she'd say when this page is finished--but the page was endless. :D

[@WilliamZhang]

@@brandyjan14 That's such a beautiful memory of you and your mother! Thank you for sharing it. Have a great day! - William's parents

[@MamaJeanne]

This little child is absolutely precious! I just woke my husband up so he could listen to little Williams's music at 4:00 a.m. out here in Kansas! He is a "Baby Motzart", like no other!

[@Kosmo_Z]

*motzort

[@davidw.robertson448]

@@Kosmo_Z *Mozart

[@Kosmo_Z]

@@davidw.robertson448 ik i was joking

[@prizm8530]

Duddeee if I was your husband I would be so pissed lol

[@Kosmo_Z]

@@prizm8530 yeah

[@oppanoona1105]

when i was 6 i make music by making noises in front of an electric fan 😅🤣🤣🤣

[@nomotivay]

Me too lol

[@karahoover2027]

Lol

[@Ddrhl]

OMG...me, too!

[@Elle-on8wu]

Been there...done that!

[@jamieingels1190]

Bet you wish you had recordings of that now.

[@paulparacchini2189]

I too began studying the piano at age three like William and the Piano Accordeon from age seven. Although I never became a famous pianist or accordionist, music is what defines me even today although I earned my living as an in-house counsel and transactional lawyer. Children will show talent for one of the arts from a very early age. A child's brain is like a sponge or a hard disk and gifted children can handle a great deal, as long as they are having fun and enjoying what others might consider hard work.

[@ergo322]

"Music brings me happiness and I want to bring the audience happiness"... Someone give this young lad the Nobel Peace Prize !!!

[@theofilosmyst]

Coincidentally I have played this piece but certainly: 1) At half the speed. 2) At double the age.

[@tryfanevans7047]

still impressive

[@bunnyz2834]

Show off 👍

[@jackhenlo2181]

@@bunnyz2834 Lmao, how is that showing off?

[@maxime9006]

Theofilos Myst You’ll get there eventually.

[@benhudman7911]

I can play it in my old record player at 33.

[@marymartin1420]

Bless that little guy, how wonderful to be able to play like that without music, I believe he’s a musician born again! 💖

[@buzzsmith8146]

I enjoyed this and wish him all the best!

[@lorrizzo]

WHAT AN AMAZING LITTLE GUY!!!!!! Love his parents and them encouraging him!! He loves it you can tell!!!! Godspeed to you all!!!

[@moniquemosley2122]

He's quite the little man. His parents are understandably proud.

[@wooman5947]

So much props for the parents. So good and inspiring. Nourishing their child’s gift.

[@govindagovindaji4662]

I wish he would come to my home and teach me. I'd take lessons from him any day of the week~! Kudos to him and his family~!! Beautiful playing and it does bring happiness to me~!

[@coolbluelights]

This kid: Child prodigy at 4. Me at 4: "I wonder what cat food tastes like"

[@barofsoap5092]

Me at 5: "I wonder what poop taste like"

[@SSBKai]

Bar Of Soap chocolate. It’s very good I should try

[@seangifucan7009]

Good for you. I wonder what cat tastes like.

[@wanhawkins3513]

That's so cute and true.

[@chelsyknox2237]

Me at 4:"sees a cat" iS THat Aa GirRAFe

[@Ibrahim-bw9hs]

The dislikes are the people who wish they had this kids talent

[@davidwright8989]

YES; They're just jealous of this awesome Kid.

[@artnouveau4332]

We would like to have his talent.he had parents who pointed him in the right direction and supported his interest

[@stayprogressive6775]

I love this modest little fella's attitude, and his parents nurturing of him, without pressure.... nice..

[@jeaniebecker7891]

without pressure lol you arent asian are you

[@GreyGrim]

until he realizes, music doesn't bring him happiness, hes happy because his parents are happy, as a kid thats fine, but he'll grow out of it. remember they bought him a $20k piano( 0:54 ) they made sure to get back full investment utilizing their child.

[@marcsalzman8082]

I thought Beethoven was his[

[@LeafsIn2025]

The difference parental belief in their child(ren) and to listen to their own hearts and intuition can never be underestimated! This is where true success and a secure attachment style really all begins! BRAVO TO ALL OF YOU!!! 👏👏👏🇨🇦

[@hear-and-know]

1:08 my god. Is no one going to comment on his technique?

[@scottgreg2967]

I agree, it is quite amazing

[@2stayfree11]

mind blowing

[@WoodieYang]

Ikr, my 7 month old plays like that I better start saving up for that 20k piano.

[@jwallguitar]

Em7b5 #9 chord. Kid loves jazz

[@chimmyslayin]

Jon Wall 😂

[@КакаяВишня]

This fella's smile is really cute. He seems to be the happiest boy in the World. Awesome!

[@johnsutcliffe3965]

You can genuinely see how happy it makes him when playing the piano!! Not to mention he is zlso passionate about making the audience happy too... So in that moment everyone can share in the joy! I hope his love of joy for others and making them happy never fades, along with his happiness as well!!

[@oscar7476]

I was kinda just like him, started playing around 4 until my teenage years when i had to focus on my studies. People who can play these type of instruments are really intelligent.

[@jamesodgers6715]

Idk, I can play piano pretty well and I’m dumb as a bag of rocks.

[@oscar7476]

@@jamesodgers6715 thats alright, everyone has strenghts and weaknesses.

[@felipegomes6312]

@@jamesodgers6715 Why you think you are dumb?

[@iwanttokillmyself206]

@@felipegomes6312 maybe because we fail at school ? or people tell us that were dumb ?

[@kimmyz]

William is adorable. I'm still smiling at the way he plays the piano.

[@deborahallen3318]

He's a handsome little guy who is extraordinary talented and sweet! And he loves to make people feel good! Parents should be proud! 😊👏

[@deborahallen3318]

He's adorable overload without doubt and yes I'd love to send him a big hug too!

[@JP-rf7px]

If he likes Bach, he should be exposed to a good pipe organ!

[@redbetta2191]

@@creatingcalm4408 shut it salty grandpa

[@peterroderick7650]

Thanks for sharing this young boy's amazing talent with us. He made my heart sing. The Lord placed this special soul into your care and you humbly have accepted to encourage him to not settle for mediocre...we need more parents like you in this society we live in...

[@colinbirks5403]

Some people seem as though they have trouble getting through the day, and then this! What is the reason for such a spread of intelligence across humans? May this lad provide joy forever.