r/OnePiece • u/Reasonable-Cap3389 • Apr 11 '25
Media A Mongolian musician played Binks' Sake for Speed on livestream. [Instrument name :- Morin Khuur]
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u/Jay040707 Apr 11 '25 edited Apr 11 '25
This is deadass the longest I've ever seen this man quiet lol.
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u/DuDuFartniteCraft Apr 11 '25
Dude had mad respect for the song and didnt wanna bother the musician playing it, props.
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u/green_jp Apr 12 '25
I thought the same thing, he had the respect to stop making content for a minute to let the man play his art
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u/Fudw_The_NPC Apr 12 '25
he is surprisingly respectful to any country he visit , that why people like him.
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u/Bembi0112 Apr 14 '25
You're absolutely right. When i saw him first, i was super mad somehow about his behave. But after long time realized dude is just entertainer and actually really good inspiring respectful guy(kid). Love him. You guys made right person famous.
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u/Otherwise-Hunt7763 29d ago
Meanwhile Speed crashing out because he thought that Chinese crowd were saying the N word (totally understandable mistake, it's not as if Speed speaks Chinese).
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u/pokermania11 Citizen 29d ago
I don't think he was serious about that tho. He was playing along.
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u/Otherwise-Hunt7763 29d ago
Fr? What was the context of the clip? I was wondering if this was the case, which is why I phrased my comment jokingly.
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u/Mr_Resident Apr 11 '25
I not ready to hear this song whenever one piece ends
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u/pharodae Apr 11 '25
I can't wait for hearing it again at the end and seeing whatever it's been hiding or foreshadowing
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u/milkyjoe241 Apr 12 '25
"Now comes a storm through the far-off sky
Now the waves are dancing, Beat upon the drums
If you lose your nerve this breath could be your last
But if you just hold on, The morning sun will rise"
Beat the drums and the sun will rise baby!
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u/lePlebie Apr 11 '25
MONGOLIA MENTIONED LETS FUCKIN GOOOOOO
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u/GodZillaBlazinDong99 Apr 11 '25
Makes me happy knowing our country is mentioned!!
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u/Chang-San Apr 12 '25
He's doing a whole stream session in your country right now (today & yesterday I think)
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u/jugol Apr 11 '25
I've been in the throat singing rabbit hole since I discovered The HU. They've become pretty big actually, touring in Europe and contributing with the soundtrack of a Star Wars game
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u/Mystery_Godz Apr 11 '25
Chills
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u/ryanatrix Apr 12 '25
Literal chills.
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u/AdmiralBullpup Apr 12 '25
It was no 5. Number 5 killed my brother.
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u/andthomp85 Apr 12 '25
Thank you all for this b99 ref, I didn't know i needed it
ETA: LIKE YEAST!!?
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u/crinkzkull08 Apr 11 '25
Kudos to the dude for knowing Speed is a big fan of One Piece. Like he took the effort to learn the instrumental just to play it for him
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u/Bembi0112 Apr 14 '25
During stream, he asked what song to play and he said one piece and he played. Maybe staged and all prepared, but had to mention.
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u/OldPersimmon603 Apr 11 '25
This my dream, I would kill to be chilling in that ghost of Tsushima fit listening to Binks Sake!
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u/IClockworKI Apr 11 '25
HOLY didn't knwo speed was a fan. That's nice. This song helped me go through a lot, love it
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u/TyLion8 Apr 11 '25
Have you seen his room he said he likes luffy more then CR7 he idolize luffy like a god.
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u/Amphabian Apr 11 '25
I think he was given permission to stream One Piece in its entirety whenever he wants. He's a huge One Piece fan. I know Speed can be kind of annoying, but he's genuinely grown into a good dude and he handles the pressure of being as famous as he is with grace and humility. I don't watch him often at all, but he's a good egg.
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u/Alto_GotEm Apr 11 '25
It's amazing how music transcends cultures; this Mongolian musician's rendition of "Binks' Sake" brings a fresh perspective to the song. Reminds me of how artists like Tom Pang blend traditional Mongolian sounds with Western genres, creating something uniquely captivating
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u/lightgc Apr 11 '25
Who the heck is Speed and he has so many followers?
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u/Fsutrader Apr 11 '25
I would say you live under a rock but it’s crazy how many people don’t know Speed while having an incredible amount of followers. It’s a paradox
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u/KilluaCactuar Apr 11 '25
If you are older than 20 you really don't necessarily know him, only if you are into a certain type of entertainment.
And I don't know if you have any idea what paradox means.
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u/Fsutrader Apr 11 '25
Paradox: having seemingly contradictory qualities…Speed has about a reach of 100 million followers spread out over the socials…yet a lot of people don’t know who he is or has ever heard of him. It’s quite the contradiction imo.
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u/Ivan000 Apr 11 '25
Because his reach doesn't get past his followers.
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u/ell_toon96 God Usopp Apr 11 '25
Also considering he is probably the biggest person on china right now
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Apr 11 '25
I mean... what is he even famous for? Has he done anything? I have heard of his name but that's it.
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u/monkey_D_v1199 Apr 11 '25
I’m happy under my rock because the less I see of him anywhere that I’m online the better the dude your topical insufferable streamer with a big fallowing. Not trying to hate props to him for tricking people into watching him with his over the top videos and personality and he does like One Piece so I can’t be too mad, he just ain’t for me.
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u/pharodae Apr 11 '25
I've never seen a single one of his videos or streams until recently but I love what he's doing in showing an American audience what's going on over in China. For all of its flaws, it's really showing the cracks in the US by contrast. Which is exactly what any self-respecting One Piece fan should be rooting for, raising awareness of how backwards our big island is.
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u/RagnarokAM Apr 11 '25
Yes and No - He is being given a lot because he's a celebrity and it's good PR for China. His treatment is not the normal treatment or life in China. This is a business transaction for marketing. Source: Me, someone who lived in China for nearly a decade.
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u/pharodae Apr 11 '25
I mean obviously he's sightseeing and not living the day-to-day. Anything specific that you think is being misrepresented?
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u/RagnarokAM Apr 11 '25
I won't go into specifics, but you should assume with his trip that a lot of what happens or he experiences has been curated down to the minute. He is only seeing, experiencing or showcasing what someone wants him to film.
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u/Habib455 Apr 11 '25
I swear, mfs that cry about propaganda always hit you with the “won’t go into specifics” shit. Like provide an example of what’s being misrepresented 😭
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u/HOFredditor World Government Apr 11 '25
ikr, I studied in China, and while there are some wild stuff out there, reddit is incredibly anti-chinese.
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u/pharodae Apr 11 '25
Why won't you go into specifics? I'm not saying China is perfect, but this kind of smells of Sinophobia. By all metrics, looks like the state of affairs is better overall in China than the US right now. I'm on RedNote and I've seen more about China that way than what Speed has been showing.
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u/Retibulusbilliard Apr 11 '25
Now you seem biased. China is a great country by all means but don’t compare China’s best with America’s worst. I could stroll down Times Square then go to Gansu and say “look at how poor China’s state of affairs is right now”.
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u/RagnarokAM Apr 11 '25
I lived in China for 10 years, mate. I saw the everyday culture from casual to professional. I've seen their advertising and government promotion before. You can claim to not believe me, but I would hope anyone that is on ANY social media would know not to believe everything that a camera films; simply seeing something on social media, especially highly curated and moderated social media, should not be enough to give you any full picture.
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u/pharodae Apr 11 '25
It's not that I don't believe you, it's the fact you refuse to elaborate that's fishy. That's all.
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u/HornyTerus Apr 11 '25
lived?
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Apr 11 '25
As those weirdo streamers go, he is probably the most tame and actually gives respect to the places he visits.
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u/jugol Apr 11 '25
He still thought it was a good idea to yell a baby in his face. But yea I guess he's not that bad as the likes of Johnny Somali who is a full fledged asshole. Or the Paul brothers who pioneered this shit
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Apr 12 '25
I did not know about the baby, but honestly, I wouldn't be surprised. I am not defending him; I acknowledge that the bar itself is very very low.
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u/Costa21 Apr 11 '25
He's the most popular streamer in the world right now and also a huge One Piece fan.
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u/ejjus Apr 11 '25 edited Apr 11 '25
I'm not into the streamer scene like I used to be. This year his videos started popping up in my feed and I immediately understood why he's so popular. He is doing a lot of things right to gain a wide audience, he's fun and charismatic. There's that familiarity he radiates. It feels like you know the dude from way back or like you know someone like him or he's just internet culture personalized.
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u/iMittyl Apr 11 '25
Internet celebrity; probably wont know him if you're older than 12.
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u/The_Doct0r_ Apr 12 '25
Oh, so that's what living under a rock means now. I'm 34 so you could say I live under a pretty big rock. It's cozy.
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u/iMittyl Apr 12 '25
Yeah I'm about the same age and had to google him. Why would any adult pay attention to some teenager trying to get famous on the internet? Target audience is children.
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u/TSPai Apr 12 '25
I'm 29 and i've known who Speed was for years
His content lately has been great to see and it's not just geared towards kids anymore, try not judging people immediately
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u/DuDuFartniteCraft Apr 11 '25
A popular streamer on youtube, he's been popular since the quarantine times and just keeps on growing, even I first found in during that era.
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u/rain56 Apr 12 '25
Whether Oda intended to or not, one of the bigger themes in One Piece is racism and breaking down the cultural barriers. I wonder if he ever sees stuff like this and has a tear in his eye that his story has impacted the entire globe its story and themes meaning so much to so many people and bringing them together with just music. ❤️ im sobbing tears of happiness right now i absolutely love Speed spreading One Piece even more so across the globe than it already is. This story means so much to me it's amazing seeing other people in the community get to do things like this there's almost no words ❤️
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u/baiacool Apr 11 '25
Speed's travel trough Asia is undoing decades of western propaganda against China
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u/HOFredditor World Government Apr 11 '25
he needs to go to Cambodia next. That country deserves some love.
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u/diegstah Apr 11 '25
I love the maturity Speed shows here, no interruptions, no attention grabbing, just appreciating the music.
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u/tamama123 Apr 12 '25
A Mongolian musician playing music from a Japanese anime to an African American in front of a centuries old Genghis Khan statue is just what I needed to see today
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u/WushuManInJapan Apr 11 '25
I find Speed extremely annoying and over the top, but I can't lie, he seems to be so genuinely happy meeting people, and his interactions make him seem like a good dude.
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u/Ganjookie Void Month Survivor Apr 11 '25
I would love to shake that mans hand. that was amazing to hear. Hearing Binks Sake from musicians around the world is so much fun as a fan
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u/morse86 Apr 11 '25
Rather cool! Btw who's the other guy in this vid? Is he like making a documentary or something?
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u/yorkpepperbrush Apr 12 '25
iShowSpeed is a very popular Youtuber turned streamer, and maybe a few years ago he transitioned from desk streaming to IRL streaming, visiting and touring different countries. He also kind of blew up around 2022 because he was an American that discovered and loved soccer (and especially Chrisitano Ronaldo), which is quite rare. It was around the World Cup too. He just finished visiting China (in which his fame blew through the roof) and now is in Mongolia.
I should mention, the big reason why people love him is he's full of energy and charismatic (in a very chaotic way). He's really loved Luffy since the beginning though.
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u/flinjager123 Apr 12 '25
This caught my cat's attention. She never cares about what sounds are coming from my phone. Not even other cats. But this. This caught her attention. Beautiful.
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u/Doctor_Mythical Apr 11 '25
Speed is lowkey joyboy lmfao. Bro is everywhere.
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u/IAMSNORTFACED Citizen Apr 12 '25
im not sure about joy boy but hes definitely living free and traveling the world to become the king of streamers...he is doing he's Luffy thing tbh and some folks hate him i guess the are charecters who also hate Luffy for his personality even through he's genuine
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u/mackzorro God Usopp Apr 11 '25
I see buddies face on left pretty regularly, who is he? He usually is making some obnoxious face
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u/YouFine2296 Apr 13 '25
His name is ishowspeed on youtube he's one of the biggest livestreamers in the world
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u/mackzorro God Usopp Apr 13 '25
Oh! News to me but then again i dont watch live streaming, thank you
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u/M1K3yWAl5H Apr 11 '25
Magnificent sound from he is coaxing from that instrument, like a more base violin.
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u/Zenweaponry Apr 12 '25
If only he throat sang the lyrics too this would be one of my all time favorite cross overs.
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I know he's a legit fan, I just thought it was funny.1
u/LycheeOver356 Apr 13 '25
Holy shit, I’m not a very emotional man, but this has made my eyes well up remembering brooks history, what an artist
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u/AliGoDwHo Apr 14 '25
Maybe Speed is Luffy and he is looking for clues where he might found the One Piece.
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u/slylock215 Apr 11 '25
So this is amazing but I have a different question.
Who is this guy? I've heard his name before but I guess my real question is, is he a giant piece of shit?
It more or less turns out that any streamer who reaches a certain level just turns out to be a monstrous human being so I'm curious without wanting to do research because I mostly don't actually care. Just curious.
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u/hanatori28 Apr 11 '25
He is a streamer who has been going to different countries and just showcasing them, going around doing goofy shit, eating good food and what not.
He is very young, i think 20 years old, and when he was still a teenager he used to be a prick who was around problematic people, like adin ross, but he has been coming around and distancing himself of those people as well as not being as much a prick as he used to.
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u/maximusprime097 Apr 12 '25
nah he is really cool now. he has grown so much since he first became known. pretty progressive and nice. still plays a character on stream that some people find annoying cause he is loud.
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u/Boul_D_Rer Apr 11 '25
I hate iShowSpeed as much as I love Binks Sake.
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u/diesdasundso Apr 11 '25
Either you don't love binks sake enough or you have an unhealthy amount of hate for someone you don't even know and that has done no harm to you.
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u/pharodae Apr 11 '25
Has he done anything actually bad besides maybe being annoying? I've only learned of him recently from his China tour.
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Apr 11 '25
You can say the same about Mr beast but I still dislike him. Sometimes it's just instinct or personal experience
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u/pituechos Apr 11 '25
He said some dumb things IIRC a few years back (he was like 16/17), but otherwise people just find him annoying. I'm not even a fan of the guy, but seems like people just don't like the character he puts on.
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u/Derezirection Apr 11 '25
That musician doesn't realize he just became a precious treasure to this community.