Musicians Go Viral Playing Toy Guitar in Walmart with Incredible Blues Cover
In one of the most unexpected viral moments on the internet, musicians Clay Shelburn and Zac Stokes turned an ordinary trip to Walmart into an unforgettable performance.
What started as a fun experiment quickly became a viral sensation, with their video racking up over 8 million views online.
Armed with nothing more than a toy guitar from the storeâs shelves and a smartphone to record, the duo launched into a spontaneous rendition of Stevie Ray Vaughanâs iconic blues track, âPride and Joy.â
What caught everyoneâs attention wasnât just the novelty of the performanceâit was Clay Shelburnâs serious talent.
Despite the guitar being designed for kids, Shelburn played it like a pro, skillfully picking and strumming with the kind of precision youâd expect from a seasoned musician.
And it didnât stop there. His vocals carried that classic, smooth bluesy tone that instantly connected with viewers.
Confident, effortless, and full of soul, Shelburnâs voice brought the cover to life, turning a playful moment into a performance worthy of a stage.
Meanwhile, Zac Stokes watched in pure excitement as his partner turned a childrenâs toy into a full-fledged blues instrument.
The entire video radiates fun, skill, and musical passionâmaking it no surprise that millions of viewers were captivated by it.
Itâs not every day that a Walmart aisle becomes the setting for a blues concert, but thatâs exactly what makes this video so special.
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