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u/Victorian97 6d ago
The older sister plays like she’s been doing this for 20 years
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u/Chappietime 6d ago
Almost as long as I’ve been seeing this video on Reddit. I wonder where they are now?
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u/jenitacat 6d ago
https://www.tiktok.com/@radionubeoficial?_t=ZT-8v90fLyZ6WE&_r=1
This is them on TikTok I think they are a lil band it’s cute!
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u/andrelpz2023 5d ago
Radio nube from México https://www.instagram.com/reel/DChcEwkSOJK/?igsh=MXY2OHE3MDQ0b3Btbg==
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u/Reasonable_Act_8654 6d ago
I was going to say how many hours it would have taken her to master this. That solo is a killer.
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u/40percentCheese 6d ago
Radionube from Brazil! These girls are awesome!
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u/DriftersHideout 5d ago
I almost thought this was the band The Warning, good to know there are other girlies out there rocking on
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u/MeridaStormArrow 6d ago
I wonder if those kids actually listen to Iron Maiden…the drummer looks like she’s into it
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u/veeDebs69 6d ago
What do you mean? You would have to listen to iron maiden to learn. Why would you learn a complicated song like this if you didn't want to?
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u/thomport 6d ago
I bet their Dad is a musician….
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u/AGuyFromRio 6d ago
Or someone close has the knowledge and patience to teach them. It's not something kids pick up by themselves.
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u/NachoNachoDan 6d ago
Lots of us are self taught. It’s not uncommon
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u/AGuyFromRio 6d ago
At that age, with that skill? Unless you are way beyond expected, its not that common, without supervision.
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u/andrelpz2023 5d ago
Dad and mom are musicians https://www.instagram.com/reel/DChcEwkSOJK/?igsh=MXY2OHE3MDQ0b3Btbg==
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u/thomport 5d ago
Great. I love seeing this.
I grew up in a musical family; it was our (still is) our family culture. When I went to grade school, I thought every family was like this. My teachers in grade school always asked me to play the piano. I could play all the popular songs that were on the radio. Everyone would sing.
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u/AGuyFromRio 6d ago
Meanwhile, my 9yo son spends his time watching Minecraft videos on YouTube and gives zero fucks about learning a meaningful craft.
Kids...
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u/Rosaly8 6d ago
have parents...
Introduce him to some crafts until he finds one he likes. Maybe even do it together. He's not a strong-willed, parent-despising teenager yet. There's still hope and he will appreciate you for such an effort later in life.
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u/AGuyFromRio 6d ago
I have. He took swimming lessons, kickboxing and read tons of books when he was a bit younger.
But he is in that stage where he wants to socialize with his peers, and all of them are youtube/minecraft/roblox oriented...
I still try to show him there is life aside from that. But you know how.it goes...
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u/Rosaly8 6d ago
I see. Well we could argue he is creative and likes the idea of making stuff. How about translating that to making or building stuff in real life? Maybe a boy scout group or something. It just seems like a missed opportunity if a person who is creatively interested only employs that skill through a computer. However stubborn they are haha.
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u/BubonicBabe 6d ago edited 6d ago
I doubt this is the case since you’re not happy with it, but my parents too thought kids who wasted their time with video games were not learning meaningful crafts, yet when I asked for a drum kit, it was “too loud”, when I wanted to go skiiing it was “too dangerous”, when I wanted to play in school band it was “too expensive”, and when I ran track for one whole semester no one ever came to my track meets.
It can take a nudge to get them in a direction, but it also takes being willing to pay money or time for them to actually take an interest and keep at something.
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u/AGuyFromRio 6d ago
Im a byproduct of that core beliefs. Spent my time with videogames and today i kinda regret not learning to play the guitar.
Now i dont have the same amount of time i used to, which would pay off in the long run (free time + repetition works wonders in any craft). Not even pursuing the rockstar dream. Just playing better.
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u/TheGrimTickler 6d ago
Not sure what your financial means are at the moment, but you can pick up a dirt cheap acoustic guitar for like $150, or a pretty decent Yamaha acoustic for around $300. And as far as time to dedicate to it, it’s not so much about spending a lot of time practicing as it is practicing consistently and with purpose. If you can find 30 minutes 3-5 days a week, and you use those 30 minutes to concentrate on working toward specific goals and techniques, you will definitely see improvement. The best tip I ever got was to keep the guitar next to my bed. That way when you wake up or right before bed you can play for like 10 minutes just to keep the muscles working. Another tip is to replace some of your down time activities (reading, playing video games, watching a show, etc.) with practicing. This will suck a little bit in the beginning because the early days of learning guitar are painful and a bit frustrating. But once you get some basic chords down, you can start learning songs, which is a ton of fun imo.
All this to say, if you want it, and you can afford the up front cost, do it. You don’t have to have tons of time, just be consistent with what little time you have.
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u/BubonicBabe 6d ago
That’s understandable. I think you should absolutely use some free time, whatever limited time it is, to pick up the guitar and do it, no matter how good you are or how good you get!
Those outlets are super important for everyone!
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u/Sarke1 5d ago
But he's learning...
Mine...
Craft...
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u/AGuyFromRio 5d ago
Possible future working in coal mines or building contraptions in a post apocalyptic landscape.
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u/Fancy_Brush_732 6d ago
Shame they don't have a bassist
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u/Erika_Now 5d ago
It sounds like there's a bass playing with them in the background. Or at least a low rhythm guitar.
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u/andrelpz2023 5d ago
Dad and mom are musicians https://www.instagram.com/reel/DChcEwkSOJK/?igsh=MXY2OHE3MDQ0b3Btbg==
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u/PSamaki_Kazmic 5d ago
I love this to the fullest!!!!
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u/PSamaki_Kazmic 5d ago
I just want to know, who are these talented young ladies. I want to see more!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤯🤯🤯💯!
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u/OneTinySloth 6d ago
Is it weird that I knew the song before she started singing......whilst not having the sound on? 😄
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u/islaisla 6d ago
It's great I'd definitely go see them:+)
The only thing I don't like about young guitarists these days is this fake 'guitar face' where you look away from the guitar but as if it has no meaning to you. You don't have to make any particular expression but trying to have no expression is trying too hard to look cool. It's very annoying. But, these guys, are awesome and I definitely wanna see them :-)
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u/Nunyabidnisss 6d ago
This video looks old enough that I bet they are shopping record labels now... weber is the album drop? 
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u/rriflemann 6d ago
For a moment I thought oh no, not another “the shaggs” But happily no, (and if you’re confused, just google it)
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u/Cryptic1911 6d ago
I started the video without sound and saw the fretting hand and the drums and was like hmm iron maiden? turned sound on and I was right lol
they are killin it
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u/Logical_slayer1977 5d ago
Love the drummer vibing and enjoying herself while performing like a true musician.
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u/Leather_Job221 4d ago
God bless these young ladies and their parents or whomever it was who introduce them to IRON MAIDEN! I love these kids from the bottom of my heart and I'll say the same thing now that I said the first time I saw this; someone put these girls in charge of something immediately they get it.
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u/Donny_Krugerson 6d ago
If they'd had a bassist I'd have thought this was a childhood video of The Warning.
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u/andrelpz2023 5d ago
Radio nube from México https://www.instagram.com/reel/DChcEwkSOJK/?igsh=MXY2OHE3MDQ0b3Btbg==
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