Yea I'm living in japan rn. Japanese use this phrase alot. If u ever come just learn hai, daijoubudesuka (sore wa diajoubudesu), gomenasai, sayonara and sumimasen and you'll be set🤙 kenpai🍻
I think about this comment a lot and then find myself laughing when I come to find this video. It's so accurate and she's so sweet, but will totally murderlise you on drums.
@@westerling8436 Everyone go and look at "Brad Shitt"'s channel, he's some old guy with a guitar and his last video is 'new hit for election Trump'. Hahahaahahaha
Senri is the real deal. She just totally destroys the stereotype of a badass drummer with a lot of tattoos, piercings and other silly macho bullshit. She looks like an innocent little schoolgirl, but plays better and heavier than all the established names in rock music. It's just unbelievable... She's truly a force of nature.
@@behindthen0thing525Asia's a big place. It's certainly not as common in Japan as it is in North America these days. It's actually pretty nuts how common tattoos are where I live now. It honestly seems like it's almost the norm for young people. I was so close to getting several as a teen, but as it became so popular it turned me off. Now I tend to think it's pretty pagan and not good. Our bodies are not our own to do whatever we please with. We belong to our Creator
I have met and talked to her before. Not only does she have great playing techniques as a drummer, she also has a great personality. She is very humble, polite and has a great sense of humor. If you can understand Japanese, her Twitter will be a lot of fun.
Senri is the perfect blend of old skool and new innovative techniques. She employs them all creatively and flawlessly. She could easily play for any Rock band in the world (for money and fame), but chooses to embrace the most challenging musical endeavors. She's not just one of the best "girl" drummers ever, she's one of the best drummers overall. When you've shared the stage with masters like Lee Ritenour, Steve Gadd, Dave Weckl and Akira Jimbo (and they all respect your chops) you're undoubtably a "world class" musician. Thanks for sharing, Drumeo... awesome stuff!
Senri this definitely not the first time you've given this old drummer a lesson. You've been amazing me for more than 10 years now. Thank you! You are an amazing drummer.
I've been following Senri for at least 10 years. I had the privilege of meeting her and seeing her perform in a Yamaha drum clinic in Canada in 2022. She is an incredible musician and a very humble and kind person. I hope that her star continues to rise. She is on the path to being one of the world's great drummers.
I know there’s probably some added effort required because of the language barrier, but I just want to say “Thank You” to Drumeo for providing content from Senri. I’ve been following her for about 5 years and she’s the reason I’ve discovered other amazing Asian musicians and bands. In my opinion, when it comes to female musicians, the Japanese ladies seem to dominate. While Senri is my favorite Jazz/Fusion/Soloist drummer, when it comes to the Rock/Hard Rock/Metal genre, Akane Hirose of Band-Maid (also from Japan) is definitely my favorite and currently ranked #1 on Rankers Greatest Female Drummers List (Hint, hint, some content from Akane would be great). As for my favorite Cover/RUclips drummer, check out Tarn Softwhip from Thailand. She does amazing covers by Avenged Sevenfold and many others. Check out “Bat Country”.
Akane is seriously insane and such a joy to watch on the kit. She's so creative, makes everything look effortless, and just looks like she's having the time of her life. Love her.
Kinda awestruck. Not only by the phenomenal playing, but how the first time I saw a clip of her, I described like this... "Its as if she were a cup, and the music water. And it simply pours out of her. Effortlessly, naturally." When she made a similar simile near the end of the video I got chills. Rock on girl, just seeing the joy it puts on your face as you play was awesome to witness, then the fact that you have a killer style on top of the love of playing, you're one of my top favorites now, instantly. Keep it up! Everybody needs to discover joy like this in something.
Sometimes I stand there and don't see the forest for the trees anymore! I'm grateful for such inspiring videos so that I can concentrate on something new again!
Careful there Raimund, it sounds like you are actually thinking! I've found occasionally when undertaking that exercise that it can be fraught with danger. :-) Excellent point, BTW, made me think...and as I said...
I really like her, her kind and courteous demeanor belies the BEAST that lies beneath! She is cracking those drums, really getting a nice clap out of them. Very powerful player... 👏
Drumeo, This is AWESOME! I'm a Guitar player and I find myself on this page very often. It's great to see the diversity and I can't wait to see more of it! Senri's passion, competence and humility is inspiring. lots of love
Thanks a lot Senri! LOVELY to hear Japanese again. In the eighties I resided in Osaka for 5 months and gave some drum lessons in a high school, lots of talent there in Japan🤗
Try to watch all her videos! she's so cute and polite until she starts playing,then she flat out turns into a beast of another kind!awesome,awesome chops my dear!drumeo,you hit a homerun with this girl!keep up the great work doll!
Thank you Senri! With so many losses in the musical world this year, and all of the sad events going on in the world this year in general, I appreciate you sharing your talent and hard work with the world and giving us a reason to smile! Stay healthy!
You are such a super drummer i watch your videos every day you are born with a special gift from God. My brother is a drummer in Osaka for the last 40 years i always tell him that you are such a great drummer God's blessings always be with you 🙏
@@hmuphilly9129 I think it's reasonnable for Senri to think she's not THAT famous. First of all, she's playing jazz, and with people who may not have the same social media following as others. And most of her communication is in Japanese, so she's more realistic than humble. Maybe she's underestimating the number of people who've heard of her, because her Zildjian vault video has 500K views, but the number of views on her own channel are way below that, so it's indeed reasonable for her to introduce herself assuming that many people will see her for the first time.
@@danielhadida3915 Anyone I know who is interested in Japanese anime knows her because that's where she started: playing covers of popular anime openings like K-On that gave her millions of views. Of course, there was some development after that...
She still very very rarely makes it to people's greatest drummer lists even though she's definitely up there. Japanese fusion jazz is just a bit obscure as a genre for westerners so not many people have heard her playing apart from the people who purposely seek drumming videos on RUclips.
That double-bass pattern is the beginning of "Hot For Teacher". It sounds EXACTLY like it. When she was playing it really slow, it reminded me of when I was trying to learn how to play it by playing the LP and spinning the record by hand so I could hear all the notes. She's nailing it! Man, I have to practice more!
I first heard of her earlier this year and was awestruck. What a wonderfully talented and confident young drummer! It will be the World's loss if she does not become famous worldwide.
"It will be the World's loss if she does not become famous worldwide." And it is so cool that the net allows superb talents like hers to be enjoyed by all, rather than filtered by a few greedy idiots who know absolutely nothing about music (or most anything else). When you look at the incredible number of absolute best seller books and authors that were turned down time and time again before they were accepted (most of them), and how many were accepted that were utter garbage, it becomes pretty obvious that that 'filter' itself is utter and total crap, like much of society, frankly. I suspect some of the most extreme talent in the world has been suppressed by idiots. Actually I can pretty much can guarantee that true with the data I've seen. Parasitic ankle biters are a group that are beyond useless, and usually the ones that take most of the profit, all the while harming the outcomes. Not always, but often.
This is the wonderful thing about music, it transcends any language and is universal. We can speak a different language but music is always the same. On another note this young lady has got some licks!!!
Senri is fantastic, and the Drumeo sessions really did her proud! She seems like a great person too, and has a lot of passion about her craft - would love to see her live, and hope that she comes to the U. S. when musicians are able to tour again.
I love how I found her in high school, she inspired me to get better, then I enlisted in the army and lost all my chops, and here I am again in quarantine drumming again because of her.
I don't play drums but watching vids like this occasionally allow me to appreciate what I see and hear when watching a good jazz session (or whatever) to a bit higher level. Very cool, thx. Your energy and accuracy when you play just blow me away.
This is great! I love that Drumeo is featuring international drummers! It's super inclusive and definitely progressive. This has been my favourite drum channel for the longest time and its videos like this that keep me coming back for more
Playing drums since she was five. She's 23 in this video, so that's 18 years of playing. Senri's first DVD came out in 2009, when she was twelve and she start gigging soon after. Her first solo CD was released on her 16th birthday. She's young, yes - and look even younger than her years - but her understanding of the kit is at a whole different level. These are her four favorite licks, folks. That means she probably plays them without much conscious effort. Her ability is almost frightening.
When I saw her playing some years ago I was deeply impressed. Now I think this is her sense of humor to think that someone like me could proceed this ;-) Great to see her enthusiasm and fun by this.
I’ve always watched YT vids of Kawaguchi-Chan and Sato Kawade, both are awesome. But her laugh after that last drum lick was just ... adorable. Otsukare, Senri san!!!
I love how she puts her cymbals where she has to be at full extension to play. The way she like holds her body seems like she started playing yesterday but she is also so insanely good so it’s hilarious
It’s weird and awesome how I can learn from someone who has an entirely different language. But then we both play the drums so in a way we can communicate.
She is mixing 3/4, 4/4, single strokes, double strokes and Dble bass pedals to create an extremely strong vocabulary of phrases. I would love to see her work with Steve Smith.
@WhoDarestheMAN gamer I think they are simple, but not necessarily easy. It ain't the same thing. Beating Usain Bolt in a 100 m or 200 m race is quite simple, you only have to run faster than him... but is it easy...? Mmmmmm 🤔🤔🤔 I don't think so... Obviously, it's quite subjective. If you're used to play at high speeds, you may find it easy, but if you don't...
@WhoDarestheMAN gamer neither specially happy, nor specially sad, quite indifferent, to be honest. And you, are you happy pointing out that you find it easy when Greg consider it hard?
@WhoDarestheMAN gamer yes, the ones showed here are quite simple, but.... so what? Does it makes them less valid or less effective in their context? Maybe I'm wrong but I seemed to spot a derogatory intention in your first comment, like "bah, that's so easy, I can do better", you know what I mean. If I missunderstood you I apologize. But if I don't, I just don't understand why the fact of being simple or easy must be taken as a negative thing. The important thing for me is if it sounds good, and in my opinion, what she does here (and every time I saw her) sounds really good.
I loved the k-on vids before most of the videos got restricted from the US, but the drumeo work is even more amazing, and the demo’s released a couple years back is something I still reference today
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She's outstanding. I especially love it when she's destroying the kit, and then delivers a perfectly polite "hai"
its actually hai which means yes
@@DavidKrautscheid yeah, just realised autocorrect let me down. I'll edit it now.
K D Great! Thanks
Yea I'm living in japan rn. Japanese use this phrase alot. If u ever come just learn hai, daijoubudesuka (sore wa diajoubudesu), gomenasai, sayonara and sumimasen and you'll be set🤙 kenpai🍻
@@jacobchris356 ..... kampai !!!🍺
*THUNDEROUS DRUM FILL INTRO*
*Innocent Japanese voice* “Kon'nichiwa!”
Senri is awesome.
She's amazing! Cheers Josh 🥁
Chun-Li 's spare time
She could drum circles around the whole Drumeo staff ,HAHA.
Same with the tiny tiny crash at 14:16. Ultra aggressive collection of flyers solo...'ting'.
I think about this comment a lot and then find myself laughing when I come to find this video. It's so accurate and she's so sweet, but will totally murderlise you on drums.
Her confidence, enthusiasm and accuracy make her a tremendous player...
Absolutely! ⚡️
Truth!
Her timing is off
@@westerling8436 where?
@@westerling8436 Everyone go and look at "Brad Shitt"'s channel, he's some old guy with a guitar and his last video is 'new hit for election Trump'. Hahahaahahaha
Senri is the real deal. She just totally destroys the stereotype of a badass drummer with a lot of tattoos, piercings and other silly macho bullshit. She looks like an innocent little schoolgirl, but plays better and heavier than all the established names in rock music. It's just unbelievable... She's truly a force of nature.
Asians don't care for tattoos and piercings
@@behindthen0thing525 Tatoo is common in Asia too
@@GOGO-fx9ip nope
@@behindthen0thing525Asia's a big place. It's certainly not as common in Japan as it is in North America these days.
It's actually pretty nuts how common tattoos are where I live now. It honestly seems like it's almost the norm for young people. I was so close to getting several as a teen, but as it became so popular it turned me off.
Now I tend to think it's pretty pagan and not good. Our bodies are not our own to do whatever we please with. We belong to our Creator
@@GOGO-fx9ip😂 no its fround uppon in japan because of its meaning behind it
I have met and talked to her before.
Not only does she have great playing techniques as a drummer, she also has a great personality.
She is very humble, polite and has a great sense of humor.
If you can understand Japanese, her Twitter will be a lot of fun.
Another reason for us all to learn the Japanese language! arigato!
I love how she is so polite until she starts playing and pulls out some RUDE licks.
That’s Japanese culture
Senri is the perfect blend of old skool and new innovative techniques. She employs them all creatively and flawlessly.
She could easily play for any Rock band in the world (for money and fame), but chooses to embrace the most challenging musical endeavors.
She's not just one of the best "girl" drummers ever, she's one of the best drummers overall.
When you've shared the stage with masters like Lee Ritenour, Steve Gadd, Dave Weckl and Akira Jimbo (and they all respect your chops) you're undoubtably a "world class" musician.
Thanks for sharing, Drumeo... awesome stuff!
Cheers Frank!
I see Senri’s name, I click. Never disappointed. Definitely one of my favourite drummers!!
Senri this definitely not the first time you've given this old drummer a lesson. You've been amazing me for more than 10 years now. Thank you! You are an amazing drummer.
Not only an excellent drummer, but a great persona in front of the camera and great explainer!
Kudos to whoever teched these drums. Those toms sound like honey.
We have some magicians in our tech team. Thanks Michael!
I came here to say the same. Beautiful sounding set!
@@DrumeoOfficial Nothing to do with sorcery!
They always have great sound, but that kick sounds distorted in some places, and not the good kind of distortion.
I definitely noticed some peaking, but, over than that, they sounded great
I've been following Senri for at least 10 years.
I had the privilege of meeting her and seeing her perform in a Yamaha drum clinic in Canada in 2022.
She is an incredible musician and a very humble and kind person.
I hope that her star continues to rise. She is on the path to being one of the world's great drummers.
“Let your sticks go through the cymbals, like water”
YES SENSEI!!!
@@markdemell3717 You’re a special kind of stupid aren’t you?
@@markdemell3717 what are you talking about ??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@FanaticDrummer Yes I am ,thank you so much for noticing ,I love you too.
I felt that 😝😝
"Tee hee hee" 🤗
I know there’s probably some added effort required because of the language barrier, but I just want to say “Thank You” to Drumeo for providing content from Senri. I’ve been following her for about 5 years and she’s the reason I’ve discovered other amazing Asian musicians and bands. In my opinion, when it comes to female musicians, the Japanese ladies seem to dominate. While Senri is my favorite Jazz/Fusion/Soloist drummer, when it comes to the Rock/Hard Rock/Metal genre, Akane Hirose of Band-Maid (also from Japan) is definitely my favorite and currently ranked #1 on Rankers Greatest Female Drummers List (Hint, hint, some content from Akane would be great). As for my favorite Cover/RUclips drummer, check out Tarn Softwhip from Thailand. She does amazing covers by Avenged Sevenfold and many others. Check out “Bat Country”.
Thanks Russell! 🙏
OMG yes dude +1 on Tarn Softwhip, she is BONKERS
Akane is seriously insane and such a joy to watch on the kit. She's so creative, makes everything look effortless, and just looks like she's having the time of her life. Love her.
Some of the simplest breakdowns on rifs I've ever seen... she explains it so well, as well as the slow down really helps the processing. 👍❤
Kinda awestruck. Not only by the phenomenal playing, but how the first time I saw a clip of her, I described like this... "Its as if she were a cup, and the music water. And it simply pours out of her. Effortlessly, naturally." When she made a similar simile near the end of the video I got chills. Rock on girl, just seeing the joy it puts on your face as you play was awesome to witness, then the fact that you have a killer style on top of the love of playing, you're one of my top favorites now, instantly. Keep it up! Everybody needs to discover joy like this in something.
Sometimes I stand there and don't see the forest for the trees anymore! I'm grateful for such inspiring videos so that I can concentrate on something new again!
You're very welcome Raimund - enjoy! 🥁
Careful there Raimund, it sounds like you are actually thinking! I've found occasionally when undertaking that exercise that it can be fraught with danger. :-) Excellent point, BTW, made me think...and as I said...
She's so cute, and, yet, she's a total beast on the kit. Love it! Her little giggles after playing a messhugah beat just made my day!
The end where she explains that thunderous roll is why I love the drums soooooooo much. She is absolutely amazing!
My favorite female drummer!! Saw her on a concert some years ago and I was absolutely stunned by her performance! ❤️
Awesome! 🥁
I love Senri's playing. It always makes me happy watching her videos.
I really like her, her kind and courteous demeanor belies the BEAST that lies beneath! She is cracking those drums, really getting a nice clap out of them. Very powerful player... 👏
Cool drummer, very enthusiastic, light spirit but make no mistake, serious chops, tremendous player
I was just rewatching her K-ON drum covers that she did 10 years ago. She was already amazing back then and she's gotten even better since!
She looks like ritsu in her K-ON covers
been watching her for years and she always puts a huge smile on my face! her personality and playing are wonderful!
Drumeo, This is AWESOME! I'm a Guitar player and I find myself on this page very often. It's great to see the diversity and I can't wait to see more of it!
Senri's passion, competence and humility is inspiring. lots of love
This is the kind of drumming I love. People who have chops, but also have the ability to hold a grove.
Thanks a lot Senri! LOVELY to hear Japanese again. In the eighties I resided in Osaka for 5 months and gave some drum lessons in a high school, lots of talent there in Japan🤗
Her smile is contagious. I couldn’t stop smiling while watching this lol
Try to watch all her videos!
she's so cute and polite until she starts playing,then she flat out turns into a beast of another kind!awesome,awesome chops my dear!drumeo,you hit a homerun with this girl!keep up the great work doll!
Thank you Senri! With so many losses in the musical world this year, and all of the sad events going on in the world this year in general, I appreciate you sharing your talent and hard work with the world and giving us a reason to smile! Stay healthy!
I'm glad Drumeo found her..I have listened to her for a long while now =)
i know her since her k-on drum covers^^
She effortlessly projects a Big percussion sound with speed and agility. Marvelous!
one of my favorite young drummers, so much power and touch, and so humble at the same time.
You are such a super drummer i watch your videos every day you are born with a special gift from God. My brother is a drummer in Osaka for the last 40 years i always tell him that you are such a great drummer God's blessings always be with you 🙏
I love the polite demonstration of the concept. Then......BOOM! ❤️🔥 She is awesome.
love Senri's playing. Excellent command of the kit.
"It's probably the first time for many of you to hear my name or see me" Definitely not, but the humbleness is noticed.
Yeah wonder why Americans are only humble like 5% or fake humble :/
@@hmuphilly9129 I think it's reasonnable for Senri to think she's not THAT famous. First of all, she's playing jazz, and with people who may not have the same social media following as others. And most of her communication is in Japanese, so she's more realistic than humble. Maybe she's underestimating the number of people who've heard of her, because her Zildjian vault video has 500K views, but the number of views on her own channel are way below that, so it's indeed reasonable for her to introduce herself assuming that many people will see her for the first time.
@@danielhadida3915 the real question is would she play pocket 2/4 or steal the show lol
@@danielhadida3915 Anyone I know who is interested in Japanese anime knows her because that's where she started: playing covers of popular anime openings like K-On that gave her millions of views. Of course, there was some development after that...
She still very very rarely makes it to people's greatest drummer lists even though she's definitely up there. Japanese fusion jazz is just a bit obscure as a genre for westerners so not many people have heard her playing apart from the people who purposely seek drumming videos on RUclips.
Never tough I would listen to a japanese drum lesson. Really liked it. Love to see her going in a more metal drum style.
That double-bass pattern is the beginning of "Hot For Teacher". It sounds EXACTLY like it. When she was playing it really slow, it reminded me of when I was trying to learn how to play it by playing the LP and spinning the record by hand so I could hear all the notes. She's nailing it! Man, I have to practice more!
I first heard of her earlier this year and was awestruck. What a wonderfully talented and confident young drummer! It will be the World's loss if she does not become famous worldwide.
"It will be the World's loss if she does not become famous worldwide."
And it is so cool that the net allows superb talents like hers to be enjoyed by all, rather than filtered by a few greedy idiots who know absolutely nothing about music (or most anything else).
When you look at the incredible number of absolute best seller books and authors that were turned down time and time again before they were accepted (most of them), and how many were accepted that were utter garbage, it becomes pretty obvious that that 'filter' itself is utter and total crap, like much of society, frankly.
I suspect some of the most extreme talent in the world has been suppressed by idiots. Actually I can pretty much can guarantee that true with the data I've seen. Parasitic ankle biters are a group that are beyond useless, and usually the ones that take most of the profit, all the while harming the outcomes. Not always, but often.
This is the wonderful thing about music, it transcends any language and is universal. We can speak a different language but music is always the same.
On another note this young lady has got some licks!!!
Senri is fantastic, and the Drumeo sessions really did her proud! She seems like a great person too, and has a lot of passion about her craft - would love to see her live, and hope that she comes to the U. S. when musicians are able to tour again.
Senri sensei is an amazing drummer, very inspirational to watch.
I love how I found her in high school, she inspired me to get better, then I enlisted in the army and lost all my chops, and here I am again in quarantine drumming again because of her.
I don't play drums but watching vids like this occasionally allow me to appreciate what I see and hear when watching a good jazz session (or whatever) to a bit higher level. Very cool, thx. Your energy and accuracy when you play just blow me away.
Just after the notification. Always there for drumeo.
Thanks Viraaj!
@@DrumeoOfficial 😁😁😁😁
Learning drums and Japanese at the same time. Shikashi-Nagara Shikashi-Nagara Shikashi-Nagara !
Two for one!
"Shikashi-Nagara" means "However" in English.
It is more formal than "But”.
”demo“ (but) < “shikashi” (however)
I love when she does the Toms swipe, that Tom’s sounds amazing 🤩
The dichotomy of her demeanor on and off the drums is amazing. So pleasant then such a beast.
This girl is the best female drummer I know
She's incredible!
Check out Kanade Sato too!
Ok. You dont know Sheila E. Not a girl anymore though
I’ve never herd of her but she seems pretty good 👍🏻
There really is no contest, she's incredible.
Incredible skills. It has been a joy to see her grow up, and develop superhuman ability.
This is great! I love that Drumeo is featuring international drummers! It's super inclusive and definitely progressive. This has been my favourite drum channel for the longest time and its videos like this that keep me coming back for more
Love Senri's playing so much! Her and Tetsuo Sakurai work so well as a rhythm section.
Senri being as sublime as always !! with a kit that sounds phenomenal !!
Playing drums since she was five. She's 23 in this video, so that's 18 years of playing. Senri's first DVD came out in 2009, when she was twelve and she start gigging soon after. Her first solo CD was released on her 16th birthday. She's young, yes - and look even younger than her years - but her understanding of the kit is at a whole different level.
These are her four favorite licks, folks. That means she probably plays them without much conscious effort. Her ability is almost frightening.
Hello, as far as I know, the recordings with Senri on Drumeo were made 2 years ago - so she was 21 years old!
Thank you so much for sharing! I will really practice these because I wanted to play like you when I first saw your drum solo. It was amazing!!!
LOve her communicative joy of playing !!!
Tbh I don't come to this channel to learn, I just come to enjoy the level some people are at!
Best female drummer of all times! And one of the best drummers in general nowadays!
She’s awesome.
First time heard her voice in this video!! Nice tutorial Senri!!!👌👌❤️🥁🥁
Wow! Incredibly talented, I'm speechless. I'm learning on an electric drum kit now and I watch Jared's Drumeo vids constantly, he's da bomb!
I love Senri. Such an incredible player
The most sweetest and fiercest drummer ever
When I saw her playing some years ago I was deeply impressed. Now I think this is her sense of humor to think that someone like me could proceed this ;-)
Great to see her enthusiasm and fun by this.
She is the perfect example of why you can’t judge a musician before you see them play.
She is outstanding!
I’ve always watched YT vids of Kawaguchi-Chan and Sato Kawade, both are awesome. But her laugh after that last drum lick was just ... adorable. Otsukare, Senri san!!!
This is such a awesome channel...one armed drum master, Japanese woman maestro, etc.... Truly inspiring!
I love how she puts her cymbals where she has to be at full extension to play.
The way she like holds her body seems like she started playing yesterday but she is also so insanely good so it’s hilarious
I love how she crescendos the 6 notes on the snare in the first lick.
8:24 "Bah-Keh-Ratta" by Meshuggah.
Hakke took 6 months to learn that
only Dirk and Minneman can probably play it that easily
It’s weird and awesome how I can learn from someone who has an entirely different language. But then we both play the drums so in a way we can communicate.
I think the subtitles allowed you to communicate
That's the beauty 'bout music, it's a Universal language ...
@@behindthen0thing525 Oh ye of little poetry. :-/
@@MrJdsenior oh yee of little testosterone
Thank you so much for this Drumeo!! Going international is the way to go
She's amazing wow i really enjoyed watching her. 😁
Bah-Keh-Ratta lick sounds like the drum bass line of Meshuggah 's Bleed song! Love it!! Also love this girl as great drummer.
師匠喋ってる時めっちゃかわいい😆
分かりやすい解説ありがとうございます！
She is mixing 3/4, 4/4, single strokes, double strokes and Dble bass pedals to create an extremely strong vocabulary of phrases. I would love to see her work with Steve Smith.
This was completely awesome. Thank you. I'm going to go collect some flyers now.
What a beast ! Absolutely crazy chops
I'm stealing that last one... That's a dope motion!
i dont even want to imagine what she considers hard if these are easy
@WhoDarestheMAN gamer I think they are simple, but not necessarily easy. It ain't the same thing.
Beating Usain Bolt in a 100 m or 200 m race is quite simple, you only have to run faster than him... but is it easy...? Mmmmmm 🤔🤔🤔 I don't think so...
Obviously, it's quite subjective. If you're used to play at high speeds, you may find it easy, but if you don't...
@WhoDarestheMAN gamer neither specially happy, nor specially sad, quite indifferent, to be honest. And you, are you happy pointing out that you find it easy when Greg consider it hard?
@WhoDarestheMAN gamer yes, the ones showed here are quite simple, but.... so what? Does it makes them less valid or less effective in their context?
Maybe I'm wrong but I seemed to spot a derogatory intention in your first comment, like "bah, that's so easy, I can do better", you know what I mean. If I missunderstood you I apologize.
But if I don't, I just don't understand why the fact of being simple or easy must be taken as a negative thing. The important thing for me is if it sounds good, and in my opinion, what she does here (and every time I saw her) sounds really good.
@WhoDarestheMAN gamer simple doesn’t equal easy
@@isihernandez9752 I agree with your comments, Isi, throughout this thread.
one of the most educational videos ive ever seen thank you so much
Great licks! Thank you very much. This gave me a lot of ideas. And what a powerful drummer!
Her level of charisma is as high as her level of drum playing.
"it sounds fancy and EASY" ARE YOU KIDDING ME lmao i love herrrrr
What a wonderful drummer🥁🎶⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
senri is one the most metal persons in drumming
Oh my that's crazy! Unlike other instruments drums use the entire body, a lot more complicated then i ever thought. She makes it look so easy =D
Snare sounds amazing! Great drummer too!
"Hai! I'm gonna launch this drum kit into the atmosphere, it's real easy, just follow along"
So much energy in such a sweet person. Haha love this.
From making K-On covers to the first 10 seconds of this video. Damn this girl aged well
I loved the k-on vids before most of the videos got restricted from the US, but the drumeo work is even more amazing, and the demo’s released a couple years back is something I still reference today
"i throw this in when i feel like it which is often" 10/10
she's such an amazing drummer
That intro killed me. Love content like this.
OMG, i love Senri. she's so good
"This is easy to do. Right-left-right-left-right-left"
Nope.
She's so cuuute! And plays like a boss. 😍