Periodical Political Post *154
about 2 months ago - 3 comments
Queer News Gay adoption laws strengthened for civil partners in Germany 200,000 Puerto Ricans protest against equal rights for gays Australia considers trans & intersex inclusive birth certificates Turkish court disagrees with supreme court, rules gay sex natural Other News US, from 1970 to 2005, increased its prison population by 700% Hell froze over, even More >
Gisberta
about 3 months ago - 30 comments
Again and again Elisha finds himself confronted by Alex, Timo, Sascha, and Mika – all 14-year-olds living in the boys’ orphanage with him. Their worlds ought to be similar and yet they are completely different. While Elisha builds tiny obstacle courses for ants in the woods, the other boys spend their days watching porn, absorbed More >
Not yet a Hero
about 3 months ago - 3 comments
Remember about the amazingly talented lads from JuBaFilms? They’re back… 0
Periodical Political Post *143
about 5 months ago - 38 comments
Queer News Half of Italian LGBT students report gay hate Pope gives blessing to Ugandan anti-gay activist Mexican teacher fired for showing Milk to students Teens arrested for homophobic murder of student German chancellor votes no to gay tax equality Other News School for boys tortured, murdered boys for decades Investigation for Muslim bias in More >
The Queer Victims of the Holocaust
about 5 months ago - 34 comments
At least 100,000 gay men were arrested during the Nazi regime, with thousands sent to concentration camps like Dachau, Auschwitz and Sachsenhausen. And many of those who ended up in these camps were even sent to prison after the war for being gay by the American and British occupation forces after the camps were freed. More >
Tender Thursday *40
about 5 months ago - 29 comments
Members of the band Sexy Zone | Found by Soft Creatures This might be from this video but I’m not entirely sure, I couldn’t find the scene but might have missed it (where does his hand go at 23:25? >_>). Also cute: this. 0
Periodical Political Post *139
about 5 months ago - 16 comments
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Periodical Political Post *137
about 5 months ago - 9 comments
Queer News Nigeria backs law to jail all gays and those who hide them New Zealand politician says marriage equality is apartheid Sudan blames gay school sex for rising HIV infection rates Canadian trans student denied access to men’s washroom Teacher in Florida accused of turning student into lesbian Other News Kids hide talents because More >
about 1 year ago
bahahaha! do not touch XD
but srsly i love pianos! they play such beautiful music, and the beautiful boy only serves to compliment it
about 1 year ago
I don’t suppose anyone would want to see a boy playing with his organ, would they? :P
about 1 year ago
I’ll pump the organ for that particular performance. The bellows, that is.
about 1 year ago
would a flute be okay?
about 1 year ago
He sounded like someone who’s had only a few months of “training” and decided to practice on a public piano. He needs a lot more training before he tackles some public instrument. I couldn’t even finish the video — it was just too repetitive of something simple. If I had seen him in a mall, I wouldn’t have stayed beyond 15-30 seconds of his “practice,” and then continued my way to one of the stores.
about 1 year ago
He just played for fun on a piano standing around in the entrance area of the GamesCom. Do you never have spontan fun? Always being professional?
about 1 year ago
Yes, and professional enough to have respectful fun and who would be so heartless to tell him to leave the piano alone?
about 1 year ago
@penboyx2 , It’s the song he’s playing, it is a pop song therefore it would be repetitive. Not everyone can be a virtuoso, everyone starts somewhere.
about 1 year ago
I’m not asking that “everyone can be a virtuoso” — just don’t plop down at a public piano before you are ready to be critiqued. “Everyone starts somewhere” — you’re right ….. but keep it private and wait until you have enough encouragement to be public.
And I didn’t even recognize the “pop song.”
about 1 year ago
What kind of attitude is that? Only show your face if you’re pretty?
about 1 year ago
That’s a really stupid comment. Most people don’t like being either laughed at or walked away from if they’re performing a musical instrument. I’m only saying wait until you are better (than him) and get a lot more encouragement to “go public.” There’s hundreds of opportunities to show off your skill when it shows you actually have some skill ….. otherwise, keep practicing in “private” until it’s obvious you’re better — then the public will appreciate it.
That should have been obvious to even the simplest of minds.
about 1 year ago
You’re just re-inforcing eely’s comment. This is a kid playing for other kids because he wanted to. You’re an asshole for suggesting that there’s anything wrong with that. I should be obvious he’s not trying to impress any professional music critics here.
about 1 year ago
Penboy, have you considered people can enjoy simplicity ?
This boy may not (yet) be a good pianist, but he has some musical sense, and that’s all I ask for.
With electronic recordings and networks, you can now find anywhere, anytime, the best music in the world. But people seem to have forgotten they can actually sing and invent their own melodies. Nobody dares to sing in public, except in “authorised” situations, for “authorized” people. I think it’s quite sad. From the testimonies of the past I know, a century ago or more, people seemed to feel more free to sing in the street, with friends, or even at work (when not working in a slave-like job).
So I enjoyed a lot hearing this boy play the piano, I would have enjoyed even more being over there when he was playing. I don’t want a world turning around brilliant and talented people only, culture should be popular (in the true meaning of the word, that is, made by and for ordinary people); everybody should be able to publicly “sing their own kind of music” (that’s from a song), that’s a metaphor but I think it should be taken literally too.
about 1 year ago
@ Thomas & Admiral & eely & S. & Hans – You guys are all correct.
PenboyX2, that playing is more than a “few months of “training””.
Once again more stupid comments flow from you’re ignorant mind.
about 1 year ago
I knew you had a rather elitist POV about things, Penboy, but this line of dialogue seems to be rather extreme even for you.
How is anyone ever supposed to know if they’re good if they never play for others?
I give him props for having the balls to risk being criticized or ridiculed in such a way. He may not have been up to Carnegie Hall’s standards, but he sat his butt down on that bench and did his best.
For his efforts, as those of us that actually watched the whole video saw, he attracted a small crowd who seemed to (gasp) appreciate his efforts (if the applause that can be heard before the video ends is any indication).
Hell, if the likes of The Monkeys, Hanson, Vanilla Ice, Miley Cyrus, and Britney Spears can make millions with their talentless drivel, why can’t this cute boy sit down at a piano and try to brighten the day of a few random people that just happen to be passing by for FREE.
More power to him, I only wish more people had the guts to do the same.
about 1 year ago
@ Sixle – Precisely!! Add to that his performance was impromptu, AND he played those songs by ear. {Playing by ear demonstrates more than just ”a few months of “training””}
I believe the public will most always appreciate those who try.
If only those who think they have enough “training before (they) tackle(s) some public instrument” we might never see raw upcoming new talent willing to perform at all.
about 1 year ago
There is a sign “do not touch” at the piano and they were stupid enough not to lock it. For a healthy teenager that alone should be reason enough to do it, even as a beginner.
about 1 year ago
It’s Faint by Linkin Park
A pop song?
about 1 year ago
My guess is that he’s the sort of person that is either self-taught, (which is a talent unto itself), or who had a few lessons and then grew impatient with them. His playing reminds me of the sort of music one hears when piano players first attempt their own compositions. He has a strong presence, but lacks the nuance, dynamics and phrasing of a more seasoned player. Good on him for taking up the instrument, now let’s hope he gets some good instruction under his belt and takes it into the realm of real musicianship.
about 1 year ago
what’s he playing at 3:50? or is it all one song?
about 1 year ago
@Billabo: the last song he plays is Unfaitful by Rihanna
about 1 year ago
ah, thank you
about 1 year ago
Oh let the boy have fun
about 1 year ago
I think he’s pretty good. Don’t understand those negative comments like he shouldn’t play in public.
So yeah, there might be a lot of pianists out there who are far better than he is. He also messed up at some parts.
But he played those songs without sheets. Anyone could make a mistake…
And I think that “What I’ve Done” (Transformers (2?) theme) and “Faint” from Linkin Park as well as Rihanna’s “Unfaithful” are well-known… so who doesn’t know them? Then listen to them!
about 1 year ago
Boy meets big organ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRmXZ-yDhOg
about 1 year ago
1. Beautiful Boy, as noted and duly categorized by Josh;
2. That is WAY more than a couple of months of lessons;
3. He had not only the balls, but the spirit to get out there and play just for fun, and altho’ he made a few errors here and there, it was quite enjoyable.
4. It made me smile.
5. Plus, I love Linkin Park, so kudos to the boy for playing a couple of their songs :-)
6. Thanks Josh :-)
about 1 year ago
Yeah penboy, I agree – Just like them gays. They should do what they do in the privacy of their own homes!
You’re a fuckwit.
about 1 year ago
Maybe you like this lad aswell then: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7r0hBt-hGI
about 1 year ago
Thanks rene. This is a very cute and talented kid having fun. I enjoyed some of the other videos as well. Since I am musically challenged, I envy anyone who can profeciently play an instrament. I especially enjoy watching kids make a game effort. Something I never did.
about 1 year ago
All I have to say is: Arthur and Lucas Jussen…
about 1 year ago
As far as Milkboys and music: I have to say without any bias that Sound Sunday is my favorite feature. My musical tastes and experiences honed over many years keep me from truly enjoying the cutie here on the white piano. Cutie, go for it. But let’s hope that he can learn to improvise an ABA structure while he still has his looks. Maybe on a good 7-foot grand and a stereo pickup, while we’re at it.
As far as a cutie who can play the life out of a big concert grand, I had the pleasure of a one-on-one meeting with Lisciecki just a few months ago. i told him that he should not neglect composing, which he has admitted to giving up since his performing career took off. Pity.
about 1 year ago
I love linkin park ! he did a good job playing it as well, and i couldnt help but sing along
about 1 year ago
He sounds like Wim Mertens .
about 1 year ago
Ein gutes Beispiel dafür, daß man seine Freizeit nicht nur mit “chillen” verbringen muß…..respekt.
about 1 year ago
Dang yall this dudes sick on a piano,I didn’t even know you could play Linkin Park on the piano.This guys a pro for sure.
about 1 year ago
This page is totaly crap. It´s not because of the video but why do you need a homepage for gay boys that is sick
about 1 year ago
Care to back that assertion up with facts, or are you just being a troll with no skin in the game or purpose other than incite to anger or further hateful ignorance?