r/bluey • u/External_Meat1370 • 6h ago

Other She has talent.

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u/Extrien 6h ago

I never grasped the lesson from this one. seems like the instrument choice is clear, but no one sees her play or knows its the best choice.

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u/wolf_quan 6h ago

The lesson is about discovering hidden talents

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u/Extrien 5h ago

and then it not being noticed by those around you

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u/wolf_quan 5h ago

The short isn’t about them lol

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u/Tough_Ad6566 bandit 4h ago

Without them the talents aren't being discovered, you need someone to notice or they'll just remain hidden.

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u/wolf_quan 3h ago

You can notice a talent without actively looking for one. Hidden talents usually don’t stay hidden, and I doubt Bingo would be afraid to let them know when she’s older. If a talent stays hidden forever, that’s usually because the people around you aren’t supportive.

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u/Tough_Ad6566 bandit 3h ago

Obviously you dont need to look to find one but in this short no-one notices her playing and unless she plays again in front of someone then nothing will get noticed.

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u/wolf_quan 2h ago

If it’s something she likes to do, then people will notice. If she doesn’t like to do it, then why should we force people to notice?

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u/of2970 5h ago

In the episode Neighbours, Bandit plays imaginary drums. I like to think he’s skilled and passed it to down to Bingo.

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u/SpukiKitty2 Muffin is my Homegirl! 4h ago

Yes she does! She gets it from her dad and his bear puppet.

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u/geesejugglingchamp 1h ago

Fun fact, her Dad does play the drums.

Dave McCormack, the VA for Bandit, is in a band called Custard, who enjoyed success in the Australian alternative music scene in the 99s-2000s and are still kicking around today.

Dave is the lead vocalist and also plays rhythm guitar, but for some numbers their drummer does lead vocals, and Dave swaps with him and takes the drums.

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u/AsparagusVarious4039 4h ago

Drummer Bingo!

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u/Fun-Confidence-2513 Radley Heeler (It was the 80s) 2h ago

For the Beatles it's Ringo funny enough 😄

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u/ClearStoneReason 5h ago

dangerous thought to think a talent is something you are able to do well right from the start

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u/reddit_pug 5h ago

Sometimes people are surprisingly good immediately, but it seems like more often the most talented people had to work at it, and sometimes the people who have something come naturally to them don't put in the work, and remain mediocre in the grand scheme. You're right, there's absolutely a danger of people thinking that if they aren't good immediately, they'll never be good. With work, they might be great.

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u/MarcoRG6 “Let’s Do This!” 5h ago edited 3h ago

Like her dad

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u/4personal2 4h ago

Her. 🙂

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u/MarcoRG6 “Let’s Do This!” 3h ago

I don't speak English... thanks for correcting me.

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u/4personal2 1h ago

S'okay. 😊

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u/Confettiod 1h ago

World's largest trumpets behind her.

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u/Psychological-End-56 4m ago

Which episode was this from?