SUPER AWKWARD CONCERT ACCIDENTS (Try Not to Flinch)

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S N A P C H A T: Brettybang | Eddy.Chen

[HMcomments]

Child falls

Brett: Flinches
Eddy: Piano didn’t get hurt so it’s ok

[Bellonging]

*Piano string snaps*
both pianists look at each other like "Do we need that note again?"

[snflwrchan]

The first time my guitar string snapped on me, I started having trust issues. Everytime I play, there's always this lingering fear of another string breaking.

[angeladominique]

I've noticed that there aren't any Ling Ling workouts lately. It's okay dads; we understand the body pains of aging. Lol

[hening]

Anyone noticed how their shirts literally says "I need to practice 40 hours everyday" combined😂

[paulshim]

playing piano for 10 years and i've never seen a piano string snap

[andrewgomes]

Twoset: "That blind pianist"
Me: "Stevie Wonder"
Twoset: "Nobu"
Me: "That's what I said"

[allyinnerst]

One time my conductor threw her baton on accident cause I was the first chair cellist so I was at an angle bellow her and it hit my bow and my bow snapped and we just stared at each other while the orchestra did that awkward fade away

[RCHN-uf]

Ah this reminds me of my high school band director: protect your instrument if you fall; you will heal, your instrument will not.

[sittynj]

when that piano dude glasses accidentally fell off - yall can see how Brett felt that in a spiritual level

[soorajmusic]

6:53
Me: switches to learning piano instead of violin because I’m sick of breaking and replacing strings.
The piano: *stringbreakers are born, not created.*

[georgerowley]

Just a point about blind pianists etc. This guy was clearly relying on his vision for his sense of keyboard geography (it takes years to develop the ability to play without looking). This is not a bad thing necessarily, many great pianists play like this, but his glasses then fell off before the finale of this Chopin Scherzo which has some huge, fast leaps for which any mortal would require vision. This, added to the psychological stress of losing your vision before the hardest bit of your piece... poor guy!

[BubbyNikko]

As a harpist I'm pretty used to strings snapping every other week, but I remember once one snapped right on my hand as I was tuning, and it hit so hard that it cut the skin on my finger. I've never felt more betrayed by my instrument.

[thecatladytm]

In middle school, we had this song we called "the bow killer". Its actual name was 'M to the Third Power' and it got intense. During practice, multiple bows exploded, to the point where my teacher brought extra bows with us to UIL. Another bow exploded in the practice room there.

[greb.]

A sax in my band once had one of his keys break mid song, so he took one of his shoe laces out and tied it together to fix it.

[Kirsten-icox]

TwoSet Violin to Cellos: Cellos, we love you!


TwoSet Violin to Violas: STOP YOU'VE VIOLATED THE LAW

[Crystal_Glitters]

I don’t really know where to begin. I admit my comment has nothing to do with your cringe reactions, so excuse my timing. I work as a CNA at a nursing home and I’ve been caring for a woman who has dementia. Some days are better than others, but she was describing her love of the piano to me. Her face lit up the moment I brought up Paganini and Tchaikovsky. I’m not a classical musician. Not by any means and yet I was able to help my resident reminisce her days as a musician. That’s the reason why I want to thank you TwoSet. Your content gives me the opportunity to connect with my residents. Even when their days feel so hopeless. Besides, you deserve extra points for being hilarious, so I hope you notice the difference you’re making ✨.

[garmtpug]

I have played piano for over 40 years and never heard of a string snapping! Actually, whoever tuned it should have seen that it was under too much tension or was not properly wound around the peg. A grand piano steel string is under 30 tons of pressure! Someone could have been seriously hurt with this! I'm shocked.

[p.shaver]

1:30
I once fell down a flight of stairs with my violin out of its case and I cradled it and my back hit the floor. The violin was fine. So was my back but it did hurt.

[noragottschalk]

I was a first violinist. There was a baby walking around the front just chilling and I was staring at it thinking who is just letting their kid be annoying during a concert. I had my instrument down. I was just leaning back chilling and the girl next to me was like Nora whispering and I just didn’t acknowledge it. She said it again and I looked and saw that my teacher was staring at me smiling like you are such a idiot. Everyone had their instruments up but me. I have been traumatized since then. I say there for a good 15 seconds just chilling.