this speech inspired me to tell my family that *amen break* , they instantly marched down the street to spread the word of the *amen break*, then my entire town started speaking *amen break* and worshipping the *amen break* anyway, that's how to make an omelette
@@ThatOneDoomerNeco "please do not associate me with those "Lau Luna" who play roblox and gacha life. My name is Lautaro, not Laura. I am a sigma male based and pilled red lurkeador of the infinite and composer of incelcore in Spanish: 0000!!!! :v:D kek" - Lautaro Luna
Once upon a time, in a small village nestled in the heart of a dense jungle, there lived a community of musicians who spoke a unique language known as "Amen Break". This language was not like any other language spoken in the world, as it was solely used for the purpose of communicating through drums. The community of Amen Break speakers had a deep love for music, and they believed that the drums were the most powerful instrument capable of expressing all human emotions. Therefore, they had created a language that could convey all sorts of messages, from the most basic needs to complex philosophical ideas, all through the sound of drums. To outsiders, the language of Amen Break sounded like a series of loud and intense drum beats, but to the members of the community, it was a beautiful and intricate language that had been passed down from generation to generation. They were proud of their unique language and would often showcase their drumming skills to anyone who was willing to listen. The Amen Break language and culture flourished in the community, and they would often hold festivals where drummers from different parts of the world would gather to share their skills and learn from each other. These festivals were a celebration of the power of drums and the unique language that the Amen Break community had created. However, not everyone was happy with the Amen Break culture and language. There were some who believed that drumming was a primitive form of communication and that the Amen Break language was nothing more than a bunch of meaningless noise. They wanted the community to abandon their drumming and embrace a more modern way of communication. But the Amen Break community refused to give up their language and culture, and they continued to drum and speak in their unique language. They believed that their language was a reflection of their identity and that it was something that they would always cherish and preserve. In the end, the Amen Break culture and language survived and thrived. Today, it is recognized as a powerful and unique form of musical expression, and drummers from all over the world come to learn from the Amen Break community. The language of Amen Break is a testament to the power of music and the resilience of a culture that refused to give up on its identity.
as a fluent drum translator, i can say many statements in english example kick kick snare rim tick ride cymbal bell cowbell crash splash ride rack tom 1 floor tom kick kick ride splash snare stick click crash 2 snare snare snare rim tick ride cymbal? ride bell crash rack tom 2 floor tom snare stick click clap kick bongo bongo rim shot bongo? OOOOHHH RIM SHOT BONGO RIDE BELL CLAP CLAP. translation 5 year old playing drumset noises
Игры
As a drummer myself i can confirm that we use this rare language to communicate with our own species and find mates to make more drummers.
kick kick snare kick snare kick kick snare kick snare???? 🤯🤯🤯🤯
@@anatomywaifucorpse5724 dude? what are you saying its HHHH
KSKS
Badumdumbadumbadumdumdum?!🤔🤔🤔
@@dadigitechman how tf did you know
Kick, snare, half time breakdown, blast beat, open hi hat?
the one bit of saxophone really makes the video
What saxophone?
@@lainiwakura66 saxophone balls
@@dmitrishostakovich5826 got em good
BADAPAAAAA
@@dmitrishostakovich5826 what? But that doesn't make any sense
I understand the pun in ligma or imagine dragons
But this is PREPOSTEROUS
The Powerpuff Girls be like:
It used Funky Drummer by James Brown.
@@Internationalcartoons4063 why do ppl still get this wrong
literally me when im too lazy to make a drum section
every dnb/breakcore artist:
@@lau_luna i agree
if ur just slapping in a raw break without chopping and eqing ur lazy asf and your music will show that
this speech inspired me to tell my family that *amen break* , they instantly marched down the street to spread the word of the *amen break*, then my entire town started speaking *amen break* and worshipping the *amen break* anyway, that's how to make an omelette
And so, the breakcore was born
@@vasnody and then, came loon boon but breakcore.
@@Rieberbrkrhrejdnd thus make the it's origin and lore
(bars)
The Flash: No way you can make a better omelette than me!
can't make an omelette without breaking a couple amens
me when someone asks what music i like
What da dog doin
Cringy channel description
@@ThatOneDoomerNeco "please do not associate me with those "Lau Luna" who play roblox and gacha life. My name is Lautaro, not Laura. I am a sigma male based and pilled red lurkeador of the infinite and composer of incelcore in Spanish: 0000!!!! :v:D kek"
- Lautaro Luna
me when someone asks wha-ACK!
@@K̰ḭr̰ḭn̰5731 im a redpilled loser
Veo que eres un hombre de cultura
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Being able to say this would enhance my social skills immensely
thats how i sound to my friends when i try to explain anything about music production
explain
explain
Explain my golden piece of furniture friend
E x p l a i n
@@summmmp555 horn-stab kick snare ride snare ride snare kick kick snare (so on and so forth)
"THE CITY OF TOWNSVILLE"
Sorry but i dont speak amenbreakish
MY HUMOUR IS BROKEN THIS IS TOO FUNNY 💀
ok
ok
ok
ok
ok
the head reset at the end had a very powerful message.
Lmao he’s speaking in Eyeless
bro really said "🎷🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁"
Person speaks Ultrakill
venetian snares explaining how to make breakcore:
Once upon a time, in a small village nestled in the heart of a dense jungle, there lived a community of musicians who spoke a unique language known as "Amen Break". This language was not like any other language spoken in the world, as it was solely used for the purpose of communicating through drums.
The community of Amen Break speakers had a deep love for music, and they believed that the drums were the most powerful instrument capable of expressing all human emotions. Therefore, they had created a language that could convey all sorts of messages, from the most basic needs to complex philosophical ideas, all through the sound of drums.
To outsiders, the language of Amen Break sounded like a series of loud and intense drum beats, but to the members of the community, it was a beautiful and intricate language that had been passed down from generation to generation. They were proud of their unique language and would often showcase their drumming skills to anyone who was willing to listen.
The Amen Break language and culture flourished in the community, and they would often hold festivals where drummers from different parts of the world would gather to share their skills and learn from each other. These festivals were a celebration of the power of drums and the unique language that the Amen Break community had created.
However, not everyone was happy with the Amen Break culture and language. There were some who believed that drumming was a primitive form of communication and that the Amen Break language was nothing more than a bunch of meaningless noise. They wanted the community to abandon their drumming and embrace a more modern way of communication.
But the Amen Break community refused to give up their language and culture, and they continued to drum and speak in their unique language. They believed that their language was a reflection of their identity and that it was something that they would always cherish and preserve.
In the end, the Amen Break culture and language survived and thrived. Today, it is recognized as a powerful and unique form of musical expression, and drummers from all over the world come to learn from the Amen Break community. The language of Amen Break is a testament to the power of music and the resilience of a culture that refused to give up on its identity.
well damn
haha, it originated in the *jungle*
i aint reading allat
??????????????
ChatGPT lookin ah comment
stan twitter
he spitting facts tho
as a breakcore producer, i can confirm that this is our first language and english is our second
"as a self obsessed 16 year old making really shitty music"
fixed that for you
@@RapidVidsProductions i'm not even 16 💀💀💀
bud has a vendetta against breakcore 💀
My favorite part is how he returns to a profile shot at the end
A 15 second ad for a 6 second video.
Worth it.
my brain trying to explain why im addicted to stupid shit
this is actually how drummers communicate with one another.
where did you get that break from
it's the cw_amen_vinyl from rhythm-lab.com/amen_breaks_vol2/
lol
@@lau_luna thanks
Ultrakill
We speak the same language
Jesus Christ I thought I was the only one who smacks my tongue and lips to make drum beats.
Kick Kick Kick Kick snare synth drum bongo HiHat, Kick Kick Kick Kick snare synth drum bongo bongo Marimba HiHat...
As a guy, I can confirm that we speak amen drum break.
I FUCKING LOVE THE AMEN BREAK
"guy" how dare u insult our lord martin cabello the third
Me explaining to my friends why Drum N Bass is such a spectacular genre and why they should listen to it
Breakcore language
noooo it's not breakcore it's 170 BPM 2000's depressive atmospheric granular synth liquid dnb
When someone asks a drummer to play a specific rhythm
stgd FL played the finished render sound right after the video ended
fire
man turns into Ultrakill soundtrack (REAL) (NOT CLICKBAIT)
Кто после видоса хумаса решил зайти на амен брейк?
que
I like how he only sped it up to the point where you can put it on 0.75 speed and it sounds completely normal
woah I didn't notice that
My man speaking in Sonic Heroes Theme Song.
You
Bro spoke D&B fanmade soundtrack language 💀
refering to martin cabello III as “guy” is disrespectful
The City of Townsville…
Why does he look like red from angry birds XD
pov Im ranting about why I love dnb
when he:
i love that part
Such a decent message 😂
I got a 6-second ad for an Aussie Angus Beef Macca's burger before this video
That is a revolutionary beatbox
Breakcore accents can be so annoying sometimes. Now jungle or drill n bass accents, those are like ASMR
It's the eyebrows ride that does it for me
my wife cut off all the communication to my son how can I reach him
as a fluent drum translator, i can say many statements in english
example
kick kick snare rim tick ride cymbal bell cowbell crash splash ride rack tom 1 floor tom kick kick ride splash snare stick click crash 2 snare snare snare rim tick ride cymbal? ride bell crash rack tom 2 floor tom snare stick click clap kick bongo bongo rim shot bongo? OOOOHHH RIM SHOT BONGO RIDE BELL CLAP CLAP.
translation
5 year old playing drumset noises
beatboxers be like:
goofy ahh type beat
Ultrakill Ost when:
parece un buen juego con tremendo ost, puede que lo compre xd
@@lau_luna literalmente es uno de los mejores juegos de disparos freneticos, con mucha técnica y cosas chulas
Hakita speaking
spoke out
When I’m feeling spicy I mouth this to my drummer and they know what to do
Martin Cabello III
I used to think that this guy was a football player💀
Well, time to learn Amenian language
I once had a crush on a girl who was half Amenian.
its always the low quality videos that make me laugh
this guy be spittin fax
lmao
ye
Martin cabello
Kick kick snare, snare kick crash kick kick snare snare kick kick
amen jumpscare
Not enough Ultrakill ost comments
Я буду общаться только на барабаном языке
breakcore fans when they hear classical piano music:
Powerpuff Girls intro starts playing
I imaged it would sound like 0.75x
he definitely didn't speak amen break
Cristiano Ronaldo hablando Amen Break
finally a fellow british speaker
Boom boom pah til-ili-ili pah
Doom doom pah til-ili-
Pah tili pah
Tili tssshhhhh!
Alternative name: guy speaks "slipknot - eyeless"
It's more aphex twin - flim
Bro is not Guy Bro is Martin Cabello iii
jumpscare warning next time please
man speakin the ppg title cards
A 6 second video with a 13 second commercial. Good work RUclips
As a new dnb producer i can confirm thats how other producers communicate
Fulcrum got a huge jawline
I like how the end the captions say you💀
I watched 5 hours long ad for 6 second video
Beatboxers when no-one gives a shit about beatboxing
literally what I sound like to other people when I start talking about music
Speaking in DAWs
Literalmente ese sonido de breakbeat me encanta
Why is this funny. We need to investigate this.
Street fighter 3 third strike gaming
What goes up must come down
Where's the amen break
i watched an ad for this
stop yappin lil bro
Bachelor of Junglology