I'm probably the last one who can argue about upbringing and raising a kid. And I know producing EDM is not the most difficult thing in the world. But this is ridiculous and grotesque:

DJ Gabi shows her "self produced" track. I'm not sure how young she is, but it concerns me when parents try to push their kids into the social media world. I mean I'm glad she found a hobby with DJing. But like I said it's grotesque and it's absolutely irresponsible to push her in a "fake world" of lying to people. Come on, be real, she never produced this track!

 

To be clear I am not saying you are right or wrong.

Considering that there are nearly 8 billion people in the world and there are an astounding number of Child prodigy's all over YouTube, is it really that difficult to believe that someone looking like they are around the child in the video below age could be as skilled in Audio production?

The tune regardless of who likes it at the speed he improvises is one of the harder tunes in the jazz vocabulary at any age. If she did an entire video mixdown and production I guess for some it might be more believable, but I cannot say it is not possible. I have seen too many child prodigy's online to dismiss it as impossible

 

Indeed, it could be possible. But what are the chances? If she really was that talented, you would see her producing. My biggest concern is her being pushed on social media.

 

Modern problems.

 

No, not really. Kids suffer from such an experience! Like young actors. Most of them are already dead or into drugs.
Sometimes young famous people become a freak and get depressions, like Rebecca Black.

 

@zpaces, but why do you watch such things and post them here? A lot of these videos are posted, and users are supposed to sit through the nonsense and comment. How do you determine whether it's true or not, unless you know the child and invite them to a studio and have them tested by a music professor? I'm also in favor of protecting our children worldwide from the machinations of adults.

Everything is being filmed and streamed everywhere; everyone has to generate attention, clicks, and likes.
Our society is becoming increasingly crazier and dumber. Children should

Now I'm going to annoy you, true or false? Xavier Mortimer

 

dude is oooollllllldddddddddddddd. man I just watched a 2 year old master some dubstep. kid was a Prodigy,

 

I'm not disputing that. I'm just saying it's a modern problem.

 

I agree. There are enough horror stories stemming back to Judy Garland and before with parents pushing their children into show business because they saw their child as having something they did not and a money spinner.
I am old school in that I believe a child should be able to decide for themselves what they wish to do with their own life when they head towards adulthood, and let them be a child because they'll have 80% of their life being an adult. Let them want to be an astronaut, kick a ball, want to be a fireman etcetera, or whatever fantasy a child wants to dream with, until they decide.

 

How to be fake on the internet...call yourself Lois Lane but actually be a 66 year old dude with a crappy prostate!

 

I watched the video to see what gear she was using and there isn't any.

 

Well I think she likes to be a "musician". I think that could be fine if she does for real! Like you said, she should decide. But releasing a track pushed on social media by her parents... that's a no go!

 

Dubstep? That's no effort! My farts sound better!

 

I told the producer what you said, and he texted me this picture...

 

I am not going into any debate on this because it is a bashing one's head against a wall debate on all sides but the term 'musician', used to mean a person who plays a musical instrument.
Nowadays I have no idea what that means.

 

some days I think the entire purpose of modern english is to make it impossible to communicate.

 

I don't think she has the age to know what to produce, let alone how to do it, behind her must be his dad or someone close to her, most probably she is active with who produced the track so that's why she recognize it ...in the end this is no talent for a kid at that age, as a parent would be more important to know how to play piano, or a violin, or an instrument ...

 

and that's why you see books like this:



https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09VHWC5Y..._14&crid=3TU93NY3LMSOQ&sprefix=my mom is dead

 

Could be way easier if people would just take a look at her channel.

Even though it still looks awkward.