Meanwhile, in North Korea...

[74hc]

In North Korea, I was figuring them for knock-offs or black market factory seconds that never had logos to begin with.

The first bass in the video is a Yamaha, and it looks like they might have altered the logo, or the resolution is poor. The second bass is an Ibanez with the logo removed.

The amps are Fender with the communist party tape over the logo. I don't recognize the speakers.

This is what they do in North Korea. I understand it's against the law to have products with logos from manufacturers from certain countries.

Of course, Kim il-whatever his name is knows that we'll recognized the products from the free world. It's about the pulling the wool over the citizens there.

 

[Spidey2112]

It's the hit song from the North Korean version of Deliverance.

Lol!

 

[Winslow]

It's about the pulling the wool over the citizens there.

Yep, I've run into a similar policy elsewhere.

 

[roller]

Oh man, Bit-O-Honeys are great but they're in the same boat as Tootsie Rolls -- I try not to indulge too often because they're hell on your teeth/fillings.

The candy was probably confiscated at the border.
I haven't had Bit-o-honey since I was a kid and it was nasty back then. I tried the pieces that came in my last Sweetwater order and it was awesome! I must have just gotten bad/stale pieces in the past.

 

[Winslow]

Gentlemen, it would seem we have found their training grounds...

 

[Clark Dark]

Oh No, Stepford bassists

 

[bluesblaster]

they really need to get outside more

 

[Bassndrums73]

In their country they’re only allowed to play a bass that’s OVER 9 lbs.

 

[bass12]

Now we know what became of some of our beloved kindergarten kids (you remember them)!

 

[Volker Kirstein]

This video ticks many, many boxes in my list. Sha-wing!

 

[JRA]

fun(ny) stuff. hey, they can play! --- they probably practice!

 

[gln1955]

It's amazing what happens when you identify talent in two-year-olds and put them in music school/prison for 20 years.