Listen to the Crying! Eat the hottest chili peppers in the world.

Recently, on Youtube, the Danish National Chamber Orchestra played chili-eating video, and in the video, each musician ate the hottest chili peppers in the world, and they played the Jacobi Gede Tango-Jealousy ...

Danish chili Enthusiasts Claus Pilgaard arranged for the Danish National Chamber Orchestra to perform the painful and stunning performance. Pilgaard usually like to shoot others eat chili, the video uploaded to YouTube chili Klaus this account.

According to Pilgaard Facebook, he gives musicians the most spicy chili peppers in the world, such as Carlo Reaper, TSMB Chili and devil Chili.

Although classical music can make people cry, perhaps not in this way.

Before the show began, Pilgaard also interviewed a violinist who said the peppers could add to the performance.

He said: "I think chili is a good thing, in life and even music have a lot of use." ”

The symphony orchestra began to play, it seems nothing special, but a minute later, everyone stopped, conductor Xiaohe to raise the hands of the small chili pepper motioned to everyone, the player also took out the small pepper into his mouth chewing up, chewing for a while, playing continue.

Gradually, the players began to show signs of pain, on the one hand they have to contend with the chili Peppers in the mouth, but also focus on the mind to control the players and breathing, can not let pepper disorderly their performance.

In some video, the performer's expression is painfully painful--especially when playing musical instruments, and they must not stop exhaling. Others had perspiration on their foreheads. The big wind was hot interrupted several times, and some were also hot to hold the forehead.

The conductor also seems to be tired of the same, some musicians take advantage of rest and quickly exhale.

At the end of the show, everyone looked like they were gasping for breath, but stuck to the end. In the end, everyone left the seat, and in addition to our violinist, he stooped and gasped on his knees, and walked a few paces, lying on the floor of the stage.

The performance definitely touched the violinist.