it sorta bugs me the translator simplifies ellens questions :/

ellen: what kinda pet do you want?
translator: CAT OR DAWG?!

its up up down down left right left right B A B A START :cool:

wow.. he started when he was 3 years old.. HOW THE F@#$:ahwow:

... Ellen gave the kid a tux.. :fulloffuck:

And then she figured he'd be excited by that?!?!

If I was 6, and got given a tux, I'd be like... "WTF IS DAT SHIT?! WHERES THE XBOX/PS3?!" :fulloffuck:

Thats why your not on Ellen :troll:

all I can say is WHAT THA FUCK IS JUSTIN BIEBER.

Perfect pianist or not he's very impressive and not worthy of bashing. To display such motor function at such a young age is amazing and nearly unheard of.
My littlest of girls just discovered the piano and shes just shy of five months old. was she good nope but it was fun watching her mash the keys and her reaction to the sounds.
As a side observation it seems as tho when a little kid excels at somethin theres always the haters that say the parents push them and the kid probably doesnt enjoy it. The kid thrives off it. Why? Cus at that age all a kid wants is their parents involvement and approval its what drives them. That doesnt change until about ten and then parents like most of you remember and are comparing this to kick ya out to play or stick you in front of video games and cartoons. Involvement gone rebellion begins.

I'm not bashing but I can already make the assumption the parents set up pretty strict practice schedules to get to where he is today (or maybe he truly is a prodigy). I just hope the parents don't push him too hard that he won't even get to enjoy the little things most young kids at that age gets to do. I agree showmanship is a huge bonus to boost a child's confidence at this age.

I don't have kids but one can relate better if they grew up in a traditional asian family.

judging by the second video i wouldn't say he's being forced at all... none of us are his family so we can't say his parents are pushing him too hard or forcing him to practice, for all you know he loves playing and loves pleasing his parents


plus, learning piano takes alot of discipline, so at the very least his parents are instilling that in him at a young age, something i think most western countries lack in their upbringing of kids

Yes. Thank you. He was going to name his dog Teddy or Little Flower. Not Little floral print. :facepalm:

If you read my post you can see that i was quoting him. I thought it was clear that I was being sarcastic, but i guess not.

I love how he flails about while playing piano. Two shows in one. He will be an awesome charismatic performer some day.

daaaaaaang.

shhhh no tears.. only dreams now

You should see the local talent we have in Vancouver. Go to some competitions and watch some of the local young kids here that play just as good.

And they hit nearly 90% of the correct notes. Fast does not mean good if you are not hitting the correct keys.

Kid is good, but prodigy not really.

lol @ the first dialogue!

ellen: "Hi CHUNG CHUNG how are you?

chung : ha--o

translator: very good, thank you.

then ellen says she doesnt trust the translator at all. What a trash translator hahaahahha. Atleast tell ellen he said half the word because he was shy :suspicious: