Leonardo Fibonacci Patrick
Leonardo Fibonacci Patrick Image Credit: @leonardo_fibonaccipatrick2226 / Instagram

Have you ever witnessed the sheer talent of a musician and been left speechless? Meet Leonardo Fibonacci Patrick from the UK, who has social media in awe of his talent. He learned to play the guitar without lessons, and his skill level is impossibly good for a seven year old.

His Instagram page @leonardo_fibonaccipatrick2226 shared multiple videos of him playing songs from famous bands like the Beatles, Metallica, Led Zeppelin, Guns N’ Roses and so on.

Recently, in a video that has gone viral online, the little boy who is barely as tall as his guitar played, 'Metallica - Fade To Black', on his guitar, and gathered over 948k views.

Not only can he perform some of history's most complex compositions, but he can also do it with professionalism and grace.

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Reportedly, he initially had trouble with speech issues and couldn't speak till the age of four.

According to a post on his Instagram, Leonardo started playing the guitar at the age of four.

Seeing one of his videos, Eric Clapton invited him to jam, where Leonardo played 'Tears in Heaven', written by Clapton, following the death of his son Conor in 1991. Leonardo's talent impressed him, and their jamming session went viral, reported a local news agency.

Leonardo's mum Charbella Patrick handles the Instagram account, which has over 217K followers.

In one of the Instagram posts, Patrick said: "Leonardo got his first real guitar aged 4 after he kept building a guitar out of his building block toys and pretended to play along with the music. This was completely organic, and we have never instigated or forced him to play the guitar."

"It is completely his choice to have long hair," she added.

His skills were so brilliant that social media users even suggested he could be a famous guitarist's reincarnation.

An Instagram user, Barbhoover4, commented: "So much talent and so cute! I want to see what he looks like with his hair down."

Another user, Krispuns, wrote in a post: "He rocked it! Long hair, don't care about movement! His vibrato was on point!"