2 year old kid makes beat, sweet music by hitting home washing machine, his video goes viral
- A two-year-old kid has gone viral after a video showing him drumming by slapping at a washing machine surfaced on Twitter
- Tweeps said that they hope his parents do not change his passion and make him different from what he already is
- Others said his drumming skill shows he lives in an environment that encourages good music
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The video of a little boy making rhythms by slapping against the surface of a washing machine has generated massive reactions on social media.
A Twitter user, @niqueharp, who shared the video said the kid is just two years old. In the clip, the boy turns "daddy, where are you?" into song, backing it up with beats coming from his slaps.
To add more chords to his sound, he tapped his right leg repeatedly on the floor in a way that complements the one he makes with his hands.
Source: UGC
To show that he is well aware of what he is doing, the baby smiled at the camera. His video has been watched more than one million times with thousands of comments from tweeps.
Watch the clip below:
Below are some of the reactions the video got:
@MotunradeF said:
"One Nigerian father will now force this one to study medicine."
@brittanyb777 said:
"This is what happens when you play actual music around kids, instead of singing twinkle twinkle they gon start stomping out polyrhythms."
@Nebukadnezzarr said:
"He will be great with the instruments..channel his attention towards it..."
@allainarmean said:
"Man i been drummin 3x as long as he’s been alive and even his tempo’s better than mine Loudly crying face i gotta practice more lmao."
@IsolatedRose_ said:
"And I definitely would have been in there jamming tf out with my baby... cause yeah... we sing, dance and play instruments in this family Smiling face with 3 heartsBlue heart I’d nurture that natural given talent."
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Mohammed Awal Mohammed Awal holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies (Journalism) at the Ghana Institute of Journalism. He has worked in print and online media with Ghanaian-based The Chronicle newspaper, Starr FM and US-based online portable, Face2faceAfrica.com. He also had brief stints with Africafeeds.
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