I could never do this. I mean I'm good at music but 25 different instruments is insane! Good job.

-Well uh actually you technically played the piano twice so this video is misleading 🤓

That saxophone made me cry

So... How is noone commenting on the state of the french horn?

You covered most of the instruments I have Ones you didn’t to which I have Steel tounge drum Accordian Maraca Cascanets Btw well done

just perfect

YOOOOO THATS AWESOME

i am your 100th subriber

Why does your profile picture stare into my soul

great job logan 👍

C Flute Oboe B Flat Clarinet Alto Sax Garklein Recorder Sopranino Recorder Soprano Big Hole Recorder Soprano Recorder Alto Recorder Tenor Recorder Bass Recorder Tiny Harmonica Ocarina Trumpet French Horn Tuba Cello Acoustic Guitar Electric Guitar Bass Guitar Chord Keyboard Electric Piano Drum Kit Otamatone Stylophone

I think ur main instument is some sort of brass, because these u played the best i think

Nah, where’s the trombone. Why no trombone?????!!!!! im enraged

You're good at about half of these, but you might need to practice.. Good job playing all those instruments though! It's difficult!

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We found a krillby guys

What is the notes on Bb Clarinet?!

the poor French horn

rad

trombone?

No trombone?😢

Sir, this is extremely misleading. I'd like to explain how. A video can be a powerful tool for conveying information and shaping public opinion. However, it is important to ensure that the video is accurate and truthful. Unfortunately, some videos can be misleading, intentionally or unintentionally, which can lead to misunderstandings and even harm. One common tactic used in misleading videos is the inclusion of multiple recorders. In this essay, we will examine why including three recorders in a video can be misleading and what the consequences can be. When a video includes three recorders, it can create the impression of multiple angles and perspectives. However, this can be misleading if the footage is edited in a way that distorts the truth. For example, if a video shows the same event from three different angles but leaves out key details or selectively edits the footage, it can present a distorted version of events. This can be especially problematic when the video is presented as evidence in a court of law or in a news report, as it can influence the viewer's perception of the truth. Moreover, including multiple recorders can also give the impression of a larger and more significant event than actually occurred. For instance, if a video shows an incident from three different angles, it can make the incident appear more serious than it actually was. This can lead to public outrage or panic, which can have serious consequences. For example, it can result in false accusations, harm to innocent individuals, or even riots. Another consequence of including three recorders in a video is that it can be used to manipulate public opinion. By selectively editing the footage and using different camera angles, a video can be made to support a particular narrative or agenda. This can be particularly problematic when the video is used for political purposes, as it can shape public opinion and influence elections. Moreover, once a video has been shared widely on social media, it can be difficult to correct or retract false information, leading to long-term damage. In conclusion, including three recorders in a video can be a misleading tactic that distorts the truth, makes an event appear more significant than it actually was, and manipulates public opinion. It is important to be aware of this tactic and to critically evaluate videos before sharing them widely. When in doubt, it is better to err on the side of caution and to seek out multiple sources to verify the information presented in the video. By doing so, we can help prevent the spread of false information and ensure that videos are used responsibly and ethically. 🤓🤓🤓

hahahahahahahahaha kalbo

I honestly can’t tell if you’re faking a lack of skill on 90% of these instruments or just losing brain cells. From what I can see looks like you main oboe