lol, watch her face change when he asks her if there would be more tolerance. she gets almost pissed off.

ouch. being a trumpet player, i can tell you how f-ing bad that was. either she or the person playing the music didn't realize that they were in different keys and that totally ruined it. but she wasn't that good of a player anyway.

holy crap, if she's that good when she's six, how amazing is she going to be when she's older?

god i can't wait for this movie.

hahaha, this is the sweetest thing ever!

actually Andy Mckee WAS the first time. he wrote this song and was the first one to play it but you guys just saw other people playing it before you saw him. Andy Mckee ROCKS.

owned

that's awesome.

this guy is okay. the song is actually called drifting by andy mckee. someone posted the vid of him doing it. just search for andy mckee and you'll find it. that guy's amazing.

human beings should not be able to do that.

definitely gets the point across very well. i gotta concur with kevlar though gives you the chills.

i don't know if anyone's seen the movie "Ali" with Will Smith, but after watching this i realize what an amazing acting job he did. his talked and sounded was EXACTLY like this.

can you imagine if this guy was ever getting chased by the cops? he'd be gone in 2 seconds.

it pisses me off when guys like Gonzalez don't give a crap about the individual rights and freedoms that are SUPPOSED to be guaranteed by the Constitution. it's good to see at least someone cares.

"Those who would give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety."
Ben Franklin said that in 1759, and it's inscribed in the Statue of Liberty. i don't think Bush or Gonzalez has ever heard it.

i agree with phelixian up there. i don't really like Marilyn's music, but i totally respect him. he is a very impressive guy when you see him talking normally in interviews and stuff. i saw him in Bowling For Columbine and i was impressed there too