7 year old is the Worlds Greatest Drummer | Taiko no Tatsujin - The Japanese Drumming Game

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  • Опубликовано: 31 мар 2018
  • Taiko no Tatsujin 太鼓の達
    The Taiko drumming game gets its roots from playing the musical drum, which is a popular thing that is played in Japan. The arcade version of the game is a 1-2 player game consisting of two big taiko drums and a large screen. Each player has its own drum and two drum sticks. The game can also be played as a one player game where you use one of the drums. I have seen people that are really good at this game using both drums to play, there may be a setting for the game which allows one person to play two drums at once. It’s nothing that I have ever looked for since the menus are all in Japanese. We normally just keep to the basic game play, of one vs. one mode. A typical game consists of three songs, with most songs having different grades of difficulty. In two player mode you both can choose your own difficulty level while playing the same song.
    Object of the game
    The drum has two parts that can be hit with the drum sticks, the main section of the drum and the outer rim of the drum. On the screen you will see symbols moving across the screen and when they go past the left handside of the screen you hit the drum in the way that corresponds to the symbol. Small red faces mean one hit of the centre of the drum and the small blue face means you the outer side side of the drum. The drum strikes will go in rhymthm to the music that you’ve chosen to play to. There are also other variation of symbols, like a big red or blue face, which means you hit the drum with both sticks at once.
    Versions of the game
    The game has been released on many different platforms, like Playstation, Nintendo wii and iOS devices. A review of the iOS version of the game will becoming soon to the blog.
    There have been many releases in Japan with updates, like new music etc. The game has also been released once in North America, going by the name of “Taiko: Drum Master” and is available as a Playstation 2 game, which came out 2004. The nature of the game being you are playing a Japanese drum makes the main market target of the game is Japan.
    The main mascots of the drums is Don who has the red face icon and Kat that has the blue face icon. There are also other colourful face icons that appear, like the yellow one and the red one, but the main mascots are the red and blue face icons. Products in the shape of drums with the colourful faces are available, like Happy Meal toys, plush toys and so on.
    The music is normally a mixture of j-pop songs, classical music, children’s songs and songs made just for game use.

Комментарии • 1,9 тыс.

  • @rikkasummer2784
    @rikkasummer2784 5 лет назад +8

    when you see someone with their own taiko sticks, they mean it

  • @wanhl2440
    @wanhl2440 5 лет назад +6

    There are many insane top players in Japan. For 7 year old kid, it is probably not the best in the world, but very few can beat him.

  • @RedGollum
    @RedGollum 5 лет назад +4

    I always felt bad for the drums seeing how the tourists often handle them.

  • @Newtination
    @Newtination 3 года назад +1

    You see this all the time in Japan. Kids are amazing at Osu, Taiko, and pretty much any rhythm game.

  • @ethana2359
    @ethana2359 4 года назад +476

    the way the kid smiled though after you praised him definitely made him happy that you acknowledged his skill at that time

  • @mahmut123456
    @mahmut123456 3 года назад +98

    Imagine working there as a cashier and listening to this all day long.

  • @nikoniko-nicomuffler
    @nikoniko-nicomuffler 3 года назад +91

    Kid when he came back to school: You know what I played just oni difficulty and these foreigners were bowing down to me

  • @TDashLIVE
    @TDashLIVE 3 года назад +48

    I'm gonna go to Japan and one of the locals is going to be like "Let the tourist play" and then I do this

  • @XiGlove
    @XiGlove 4 года назад +339

    When a osu! player finally get out from his house

  • @2Pay
    @2Pay 4 года назад +1

    a normal day in asian

  • @bishihiro5461
    @bishihiro5461 5 лет назад +12

    Two people playing casually in Taiko

  • @pixelchu
    @pixelchu 6 лет назад +7

    “And I was like...let the kid play.”

  • @howbottomtext3328
    @howbottomtext3328 4 года назад +745

    His parents be like

  • @bredgamingleaf3478
    @bredgamingleaf3478 4 года назад +312

    The kid after playing: listen, I am not the messiah

  • @13Kr4zYAzN13
    @13Kr4zYAzN13 5 лет назад +5

    The sad part is this was actually pretty average for Japanese children for this game.

  • @daniel.a2670
    @daniel.a2670 4 года назад +177

    “And i was like “let the kid play””

  • @samuelng5996
    @samuelng5996 5 лет назад +568

    0:41

  • @pocketfulaflowers
    @pocketfulaflowers 5 лет назад +901

    0:41

  • @kanni4392
    @kanni4392 5 лет назад +129

    0:41

  • @QTPiNintendofan
    @QTPiNintendofan 6 лет назад +507

    If that kid isn't already learning to be a Taiko drummer...*he should be*! Hot damn, those are some sharp skills.