Damn, that ending stance! What an aura. 🤘🤘

In case people don’t realize, this is how Nene is genuinely changing the music world right now:
1. She plays literally everything: She isn’t just doing rock and metal. She covers a massive range of genres from alternative pop to classics, proving that a great musician can make any style sound incredible. Because of her, so many non-rock fans are actually starting to appreciate and love rock and metal.

2. Bringing old songs back to life: Her viral covers are bridging a massive generational gap. She's introducing timeless tracks to Gen Z and Gen Alpha, which sends millions of young people to search for the originals and gives legacy artists a huge streaming boost. Muse is a massive beneficiary of that right now.

3. The "Nene Effect" on musicians: She’s using her platform to shine a light on live instrumentation, helping to bring fellow musicians and real bands back into the mainstream spotlight.

4. Inspiring the next generation: By showing pure, raw talent without any gimmicks, she’s becoming the ultimate modern guitar hero. She's single-handedly inspiring more kids to pick up a real instrument and learn to play.

She isn't just a phenomenal player, she is actively shifting the entire industry. 🤘🎸

I actually watched this streamed live. This was a performance in Bangkok Thailand where the band was flown from Phuket to be the main performer for the King of Thailand's birthday celebration.  This was the first time the Thailand government put Nene and the band in the spotlight.

She's played this song so many times, but strangely, I never get tired of it. I get excited every time she plays it.🥰🥰🥰

A master of the stage...her facial expressions are fabulous.  She knows how to work the crowd.

She's incredibly talented, and she's not a direct copycat because she has her own signature style. She knows how to add things and make small adjustments to make the melody sound smoother, more aggressive, and more fluid, while still respecting the original because she doesn't change the entire version. If people didn't know, they might think she's playing off-key, getting the melody wrong, or not sounding the same, but that's her signature technique to make it more lively, exciting, and fun.

Yes, John . This was an official event, and they performed wearing school uniforms. You’ll notice that the uniforms are different because they’re from different schools. 🎉🎉❤❤

Wow, that’s great advice regarding fingerboard technique—not just for her, but for any musician watching. As for her performance, she is a true artist; she pours almost all her energy into the music and deeply connects with the song's emotion. You can see this in her improvised solos, which reveal that her very soul has truly immersed itself in the music.

She's playing Master of Puppets like she's was eating, drinking & so relax. My goodness

Her stage presence is sick. So comfortable. Just the coolest.

And now she is shining bright right in the Billboard , middle of Times Square! New York City 🎉
❤🎉 Nene Go Go

Her eyes always check reaction all audiences.That's so professional.

This is from Bangkok a couple of weeks ago. At 16, she is the oldest musician on stage.

Off the quick listen of the drum beat at the end, I'd guess they're going in to "Paradise City" from G'n'R.
I absolutely LOVE that she makes every cover her own, instead of trying to replicate the original.  She's a genuine artist, entertainer, guitarist and singer.

May I brag please? I WAS AT THE CONCERT, 3rd row from front and I had an absolute blast.

It was also a damn free concert which was much more entertaining than many paid ones 🔥

I love this guy's positive reinforcement need more people like him

Nene, she is no longer a little girl. She is grown into a true rock star! 🔥🎸 Watching she own the stage with such confidence and passion is absolutely incredible. So proud of the amazing artist you’ve become!

Yes, Nene made me love rock metal in a new light. These school kids are truly talented and entertaining.

Her brain is wired different. At a recent concert she casually looked down, muted her guitar and started fixing its tuning while belting a Freddie Mercury verse like it was nothing.

Bruh..... Every time I watch this freaking video of hers, I have pretty much busted into tears when she drops into that solo. Maybe it's because I'm a dad and I also understand how difficult what she's doing and how awesomely she's doing it The way that she slides on those strings right before she drops into the solo, it's like she's greasing the strings up and saying, "Get ready, I'm about to freaking slay."

Shoutout to you and Nene for making an old women like me really come to understand and enjoy rock music.