In this informal livestream-style video, Jaden Kim improvises on piano while chatting with his audience. He greets viewers from the Czech Republic, attempts to play recognizable riffs (e.g., Dr. Dre’s “Still Dre”), and shares spontaneous musical ideas, including jazzy chord progressions reminiscent of Doja Cat’s “Say So”. Throughout the session, Jaden repeatedly invites guitarists who improvise or write their own music to contact him via Instagram (and optionally email) for interview opportunities, emphasizing his desire to feature their skills. He also offers practical advice for learning jazzy chords, recommending classic bossa‑nova pieces such as Antonio Carlos Jobim’s “Wave”. The video concludes after about an hour of playing, with Jaden thanking viewers and reiterating his invitation to guitarists.
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Sa. Thank you guys, for listening. Go here. Let's go here. Oh, You wrote up the notes. All right, let's play this. It goes like this. I don't know the rhythm of it, so that's about as good as I can do. Just like, you know, I like the pretty stuff, but I just. Like, I always wanted to play. Like, I always just want to play epic stuff. Oh, my God. Let's see. Let's try. Let's try this one. Sa. You call outer space. Damn it. Where am I? Greetings from the Czech Republic. Please sing Still Dre. Dr. Dre. Still Dre. Stupid dog. I don't know if I could sing it, but I could. I think I can play the piano part. Like. Wait, wait, wait. Okay, okay. Something like that. I don't actually know it. Can't hear it clearly enough in my mind. Could use a little bit of water. Sam. Where was I? Sa. Sa. Sa. I need some water. Sa. Sam. Sa. Sam. It. Great guitar skills. I wish I had the skill you have. Thank you, man. I appreciate Shade up. You play guitar? Do. Do you improvise or write your own music? I need to grab a tuner. Jaden Mitchell, you in? Yeah. You love guitar. You know, if you wanna. If you wanna. If you wish you got your skills, you should hit me up on Instagram. I'm actually trying to interview guitarist right now. I might be able to help you. Just. My Instagram's in my bio and I would love to interview you. Do you want to email me? You can email me at jadenj a-e n. Kim, I don't know if I want to put my email in here. Why are you gonna get it but 98gmail.com it's fine. Well, that's okay. Sounds good. Thanks for your sub. Maybe someday. Someday I can speak to you. And I be like, hey. And you be. And you be like, oh. And I would be like, I can maybe help you, man. Oh. What are some good songs for? Learning jazzy chords like that? Well, I think the most obvious answer is probably just, like, jazz songs. Think of bossa nova songs, like, specifically. Very good. For that, you learn this song, Wave by our Antonio Carlos Jobim, that has some very, very jazzy chords. Where do I want to be right now? Where do I want to. Sam. Better if you guys can see my fingers while I play. What song is it? I'm just riffing. But the. The chords are. The chords are similar to say so by Doja Cat. I'm just playing like a. It's not very similar to. Sa. D. D. Sa. Day to night. Sa. J. Okay. I got, like, maybe one left in me. I got, like, maybe one left in me. Yawning is very good for your voice. Did you know that? Yawn often and yawn a lot. All right, let's see what I got. What do I got here? It. All right. Think that is about good for me. I played for an hour. Thank you so much. And if you play guitar, hit me up on Instagram. I would like to interview you. Thank you.
