This is how I RUINED my first live performance EVER

Reacting to some secret live performances I did many many years ago...
Have I improved since then? slap like now to pay respect

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[johnthomas]

I was on drums for the Davie X Two set concert recently and I can attest that Davie slayed during all 4 of our rehearsals + the show.

[trifillmore]

You should always expect to look back at your old work and cringe, this is true of every skill. It's a good thing, it means you are learning and growing.

Thanks for the reminder Davie.

[ModernClassic]

I was the bassist and singer in my band in high school. Our first "real" gig was in Newark, New Jersey and I think I counted 11 people in the audience. No one clapped after any of our songs - they were waiting for the bands to come after us. We still made it through the whole set, somehow. I honestly still have PTSD about that gig. But a couple months later, we played in front of about 1, 000 people opening for the thrash band M.O.D. and the crowd loved us. So I felt better.

[mrfantasy]

I showed this to my mother, after her kinda failed performance (she's a professional musician) and she loved it, and felt better. She loves your channel.

[SammyHallOfficial]

Honestly if people pick apart every detail in a live performance, then they aren't really music lovers. They're just armchair music critics. I don't think that neither the first performance of Hallelujah, or the fretless noodling were necessarily bad at all. But it is great to see your humility and improvement since then. Thank you for inspiring all of us!

[cvLunar]

I found your channel again after so long, i love watching your stuff
My first show waa 5 years ago and it was so nerve wracking, but playing with other seasoned musicians was a really fun experience. Now im about to perform again this weekend im so excited:3

[MrDudeOffical]

Thank you so much for using my video!! I had so much fun at that concert, it was an honor watching you guys perform.

[walison.oliveira_yt]

Sinta orgulho da sua evolução Davie, esperamos ver você novamente no Brasil um dia... a big SLAP for who you've become. ❤

[DiePirozzi]

I was there at this concert and actually was glad to see you playing live. Did not thought nothing about imperfect playing, I was just too happy to see a bass focused concert before watching one of my favorite bands, Def Leppard, and way more happier that it was you (already was subscribed and since I knew you were playing I put on my schedule for this day).

[Lorde_Queen]

Brasil begins with the letter B of BASS. Volte sempre precisamos de músicos como você.

[BakaKnight]

Brazilian here, we love you Davie!!❤❤





Very Emotional Times

[eli-tutos]

I'm a pianist and in my first performance I clicked an effect button by mistake. I turned red as a tomato and was shocked for a moment but I had to finish the song so I deactivated the thing and finished.

A year later I had another oportunity but this time everything went perfect. The whole place was filled with magic. I almost cried from happiness.

That's why I can relate with everything Davie said. Never give up, guys, it's totally worth it.

[claudiohernandez]

I am Brazilian I was in this concert and I love it, I already knew you from your Youtube videos and be able to watch you live was special! I didn't know that you would playing, when I seen you on the stage alone, playing bass this tagged me! keep playing live! I would like to see a full concert yours.

Sorry about my english 😅😅

[SparingLink]

My first live performance was playing the national anthem on guitar for my high school graduation. I was super nervous and definitely botched a little bit of it but I'm definitely proud of that moment. The roaring crowd afterward was one of the greatest feelings of achievement I've experienced. Thankfully they recorded the whole thing so I can watch myself be awkward on stage for the first time over and over again.

[sams__]

"Kill me PLS" he just described what we all feel whenever we do something embarrassing Infront of many people😭✋🏻

[yosoyparrandero]

I felt exactly the same in my first live concert. A pianist accompanied me and I studied the song over and over and I was happy just because I could play it technically perfect. A couple of days before the concert, she told me that I was playing it without any feeling, and I got really surprised and angry, I didn't believe that. I played that concert like a robot, but I didn't know it by that time. Nowdays, 20 years later, I totally understand what she said. I think that most of us just don't know how to properly perform at first, and we focus too much in technique and other stuff, but feeling it and enjoying it is a must.

[mikaylaacoustic_bass]

Same here Davie, as a bassist and guitarist (pls don’t kill me, i didnt know what bass was before i played guitar) I looked back at my first live performance and cringed. Although I had already played guitar for 2 yrs and was actually pretty experienced, i was sooo nervous beforehand that I literally barfed not 5 mins before I went on, and on the first song (a guitar solo) I absolutely burned. The notes were played like 3 times too fast (due to my nervousness) and I got off the click track pretty fast. It’s been a whole year since that terrible experience, and i feel like I’ve grown a huge amount (I also discovered bass in that time) from where I first was. I’ve gone from playing basic barre chords (and not being able to use a pick) to now playing stuff from João Gilberto, Jack Johnson, and other guitar greats. So, I will encourage all of the other slappers and pickers out there - although you may cringe at yourself now, just wait - the longer you play, the better you will get. Although you may not be able to master stuff from Paul McCartney or Davie Biale (hehehe) yet, just keep on learning. Good things come to those who wait 😁

[JustAGuyWhoStruggles]

5:18 You can see how much Davie has improved over the years. The technique looks so clean and controlled. Davie truly feels the music and enjoys playing it here.

Davie, you are a true example for 'do not give up until you succeed'

[AbsolutelyWierdo]

I had my first ever show not too long ago, and it didnt go well, leaving me very embarrassed. I thought after that performance i should just give up my dream. Davie you have just shown me to "never give up". Thank you

[DarkKyugara]

I'm Brazilian and I'm following you since you have less than 1M subs.
Nice job getting here, hope to see you getting 20M slappers.