Honestly at his age with so much control and feel, this kid is going places like no one can imagine. Greatness in the making. Great job for Drumeo bringing him in. Such inspiration.
Yousef DQR For real. When I was 16 I was attempting ham-fisted Mars Volta covers and had no idea what I was doing at the time lol. This guy clearly knows his stuff and has a way better sense of dynamics and articulation than I did at his age
Gino paoli cocaine king I look at it this way from musician to musician if you're going to put a video out make sure you do the covers properly and you know just try to make it sound correctly everybody has their own spin how they do things but to say this is how it goes I don't think so I've been a drummer for over 65 years so I'm a little critical I admit it I didn't say he was a bad drummer I just wanted to give him a little extra good advice like we do two musicians two musicians I don't know if you're a drummer but if you are you know how much concentration it takes listening to music is one thing and trying to emulate it but if you are able to read music which I don't know if you can he would see where he was wrong and a lot of places so I'll leave it at that
@@richardmadrid2048 i'm a drummer too and i don't really think that playing a song with the same exact drum part can estabilish the talent of someone , it just shows that you spent 1 week or 1 month listening to that song trying to be another one. Perhaps i enjoy more a drummer who can make different groove and fills and still sound good.
Gino paoli cocaine king unfortunately if a drummer goes and makes a video and tries to teach somebody how to play the song correctly you must know how to play them self correctly that's all I'm telling you right now what kind of an instructor would do such a thing if you're a teacher you teach it correctly and not go over there and say I'm just going to wing it we all wing it as drummers at some point if you don't know your material properly but to do a video and say this is how it's done this is how it Stevie Wonder did it forget it he wasn't even close
Raghav is incredible! I'm a guitarist, but I'm having more fun watching great drummers lately. Between Senri, Sarah, and now Raghav, it doesn't get much better. I got a good laugh from the train story - I made some EDM from a sample of "Stand clear of the closing door, please [ding-ding]" in the NY city subway.
Excellent drummer: great sound, great time, great feel and great technique. It's good to hear such a young player not interested in imitating anyone's drumming. All the best!
first time i've seen someone other than jared or the other guy hosting 🤔 anyway, ragh is pretty good and i was waiting _forever_ to hear that stack on the left 🤣 he communicates pretty well for someone ( seemingly ) so young.
That part where demonstrating how not to play is also a good moment to show how fast you are, that is the irony of it. Anyway this kid is on his way to become a master drummer.
This is what I needed to watch!!!!!!!! I've played guitar for like, 15 years and got bored with it, I got bored imitating others on it, and not having the music theory to create my own sound. I picked up drumming, and have practiced off and on for a little over a year, had a lot of fun just sucking playing along with songs, and watching myself slowly progress and get more control over my limbs. I hit a point where I realized I was more or less improvising along with the music and now i've been in hot pursuit of really training my rudiments and getting tight in easier beats. This has just made it so clear on how to really go about having fun on the kit and get better. I simply don't want to learn songs I like, I want to become my own style
At first I thought he's gonna over play like many of drummers nowadays. He is actually very musical and play his part really good. His future will be very bright, I'm sure :-).
We are actually referring to call and response. The approach (mind set) is up to the individual, but he is referring to call and response, which is not a new concept to music or drummers. Jazz drummers have been doing for a long time and at a very high level.
Great video! This boy is insane! I've been following him on Instagram for a while, he's amazing! Also, if you can, maybe get Steve Judd from Karnivool. He's just so groovy with odd time signs and beat displacements.
His drumming is amazing, by all means. But I think the most amazing part about his performance is how much he feels the music. You can see that he loves what he's doing. Inspiring to see much passion in his actions!
WHAT A TREAT TO LISTEN TO RAGHAV............THERE'S RYTHM IN YOUR NAME ITSELF....WAS A ONE OF A KIND EXPERIENCE TO LISTEN TO YOU AT 4 AM & START MY DAY.....CHEERS TO YOUR FUTURE IN DRUMMING....YOU'VE ALREADY MADE IT BIG IN MY EYES.
Raghav! Super musical, plays exactly what the song needs, and such a deep pocket. Very cool lessons as well. But why is it an argument between limbs? 😂
I don't wanna sound mean but yeah, it is kinda weird watching Kyle's dynamic here. Whenever he asks Raghav a question, Kyle feels like he NEEDS to have an input so it'll seem like he's on the same page with what Raghav is talking about. Or often, he'll ask a question...and then immediately butt in. Like chill, dude. Let the kid speak.
He's been at the Jersey School of Rock since he was 6.. I expect nothing less from such a great Program!!! The School of Rock man wish my parents could have sent me there!!! Tosses Salt -- grabs sticks -- salutes and calling over a female to make me feel better HAHAHAHHAHAHA
There was a portion of this video I saw on either Instagram or RUclips that referred to untying knots or something and the video was from this when he was doing that 6/8 layering thing... I’m confused - cuz there’s a “avoiding bad grooves” 10-min video y’all posted that doesn’t show this...
Honestly at his age with so much control and feel, this kid is going places like no one can imagine. Greatness in the making.
Great job for Drumeo bringing him in. Such inspiration.
Yousef DQR For real. When I was 16 I was attempting ham-fisted Mars Volta covers and had no idea what I was doing at the time lol. This guy clearly knows his stuff and has a way better sense of dynamics and articulation than I did at his age
He's not only a kick-ass drummer, he's also smart as hell and charming! I hope he stays humble, he will be going places!
This kid speaks and sounds like if he’s been playing for 30 years 😥🤔
Exactly my thoughts. So cogent.
He did play La Villa Strangiato by Rush at age 9
People have many lives and this is a continuation of a legend from a previous life. ❤
God: How much talent do you want?
Raghav: yes
Gino paoli cocaine king I look at it this way from musician to musician if you're going to put a video out make sure you do the covers properly and you know just try to make it sound correctly everybody has their own spin how they do things but to say this is how it goes I don't think so I've been a drummer for over 65 years so I'm a little critical I admit it I didn't say he was a bad drummer I just wanted to give him a little extra good advice like we do two musicians two musicians I don't know if you're a drummer but if you are you know how much concentration it takes listening to music is one thing and trying to emulate it but if you are able to read music which I don't know if you can he would see where he was wrong and a lot of places so I'll leave it at that
Gino paoli cocaine king keep an eye on this kid is fantastic how nice to have this Youth and talent it will inspire a lot of drummers
@@richardmadrid2048 i'm a drummer too and i don't really think that playing a song with the same exact drum part can estabilish the talent of someone , it just shows that you spent 1 week or 1 month listening to that song trying to be another one.
Perhaps i enjoy more a drummer who can make different groove and fills and still sound good.
Gino paoli cocaine king unfortunately if a drummer goes and makes a video and tries to teach somebody how to play the song correctly you must know how to play them self correctly that's all I'm telling you right now what kind of an instructor would do such a thing if you're a teacher you teach it correctly and not go over there and say I'm just going to wing it we all wing it as drummers at some point if you don't know your material properly but to do a video and say this is how it's done this is how it Stevie Wonder did it forget it he wasn't even close
@@richardmadrid2048 ok boomer
"Learn the rules then you break them" I'm gonna live by that now!
I think it also means after understanding the rules, then you improvise and adapt to suit what you need😅😅😅
@@kjthekunoichi Haha ik ik
@@tristansmith1618 😆😆😆😆
kj When you know the rules you can break them more cleverererly
@@idonteatcheetos 😉😉👍👍heheh!
You should get JD Beck too, he's another teenager beast!
Agreed.
True
Jd is on another level😅
Yes please get JD Beck!!!
broo jd is a future jazz legend
its crazy right now looking teenager playing drum influence from internet so impactful
What the fuck did you just say lmao
Mad 60 people liked that jargon 😂😂
Raghav is incredible! I'm a guitarist, but I'm having more fun watching great drummers lately. Between Senri, Sarah, and now Raghav, it doesn't get much better. I got a good laugh from the train story - I made some EDM from a sample of "Stand clear of the closing door, please [ding-ding]" in the NY city subway.
Excellent drummer: great sound, great time, great feel and great technique. It's good to hear such a young player not interested in imitating anyone's drumming. All the best!
This kid kills it. He was obviously trained from a young age, and the sky's the limit for this young man!
This dude is surreal, crazy good. Such a pleasure to watch him play.
Forget his age. He's good regardless of his age. If he was 30 he'd still be good.
UTubeBeGay that’s not what he said.
Did you even read the comment?
Fluid mate. This routine is demanding and seems like a lot to take in.. you do it gracefully. Keep it going.
first time i've seen someone other than jared or the other guy hosting 🤔
anyway, ragh is pretty good and i was waiting _forever_ to hear that stack on the left 🤣 he communicates pretty well for someone ( seemingly ) so young.
It’s so humbling to see people younger than you play better than you.
it should motivate you instead of humble
Александр Запорожченко
It can do both buddy
General Kenobi big truth
Only if they’re nice and humble like this guy. If they’re arrogant then they’re so annoying whether they’re good or not lol
Faxx
That part where demonstrating how not to play is also a good moment to show how fast you are, that is the irony of it. Anyway this kid is on his way to become a master drummer.
What a humble and inspiring talent. This guy was born to play.
What’s the song in the opening performance
This is what I needed to watch!!!!!!!! I've played guitar for like, 15 years and got bored with it, I got bored imitating others on it, and not having the music theory to create my own sound. I picked up drumming, and have practiced off and on for a little over a year, had a lot of fun just sucking playing along with songs, and watching myself slowly progress and get more control over my limbs. I hit a point where I realized I was more or less improvising along with the music and now i've been in hot pursuit of really training my rudiments and getting tight in easier beats. This has just made it so clear on how to really go about having fun on the kit and get better.
I simply don't want to learn songs I like, I want to become my own style
At first I thought he's gonna over play like many of drummers nowadays. He is actually very musical and play his part really good.
His future will be very bright, I'm sure :-).
It’s impressive just how well he can articulate the concepts. Better than the 44 year old host at times. He’s an exceptional kid.
We are actually referring to call and response. The approach (mind set) is up to the individual, but he is referring to call and response, which is not a new concept to music or drummers. Jazz drummers have been doing for a long time and at a very high level.
Pizza. Finally some one speaking my language!
Cool!
Now, I think we need Jojo Mayer here too.
Love Jojo Mayer. What a great drummer.
Fantastic - to tell how good he is, guys like Mark Guliana, Benny Greb, Nate Smith follow and compliment him…it’s truly amazing
Indians like first👇👍🤘
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Raghav bohut hard...!!!
Great video!
This boy is insane! I've been following him on Instagram for a while, he's amazing!
Also, if you can, maybe get Steve Judd from Karnivool. He's just so groovy with odd time signs and beat displacements.
Raghav Mehrotra & JD Beck = future of drumming. It's not the chops, it's the way they groove.
Shows us how well talent can turn out when nurtured properly. He’s 120% drummer at heart. Amazing start up
His drumming is amazing, by all means. But I think the most amazing part about his performance is how much he feels the music. You can see that he loves what he's doing. Inspiring to see much passion in his actions!
I saw this kid live with school of rock on Broadway in new york city! Hes gotten even better
This kid is my inspiration
Kid sounds like Dave weckl! :-) badass obviously he is taking a lot of time to learn and understand!
@Day One Mastering I was actually surprised while listening to it that Dave weckl was never a name that was brought up!
The conversation between limbs over pizza analogy was awesome
This dude is more than locked IN‼️ 💪🏽🥁😀
So well spoken! Usually people that are that talented are weird😂
좋은 영상 잘 보았어요
젊음은 좋은것 같아요
저는 늦은 나이에 시작했는데 어렵게 배웠거든요
젊음은 모든게 빠르죠
굿입니다
Look how he is happy when he is playing!!! Incredible!
Any ideas what the opening back track was called?
WHAT A TREAT TO LISTEN TO RAGHAV............THERE'S RYTHM IN YOUR NAME ITSELF....WAS A ONE OF A KIND EXPERIENCE TO LISTEN TO YOU AT 4 AM & START MY DAY.....CHEERS TO YOUR FUTURE IN DRUMMING....YOU'VE ALREADY MADE IT BIG IN MY EYES.
Damn. Obvious chops/technique aside, he's musically quite mature for 15. 8:00-8:16 - Yeah....
Incredible sound when listening to it with earphones!
That last grove was crazy. It almost sounded like he didn't have it in the beginning of that last song.
This is just what I was looking for. Thanks Team!!!
Por Dios !!!😱 Excelente !!! Y es un niño!!! Muy buena oportunidad le dieron!!! Abrazo desde Argentina!
These are grown man chops, such mature musicality at his age very impressed with his groove.
CLEAN DRUMMING!
Feeling proud to a talented Indian guy sitting on drumeo's throne...🤘🔥🤞🤙
Time elasticity= another term for pocket playing?
sick drumming.....sick tune also! it reminds me old 90's fusion video game music
He is Indian, and we are proud of him
Bro SMASHED the intro!!
He's not only a great drummer, he's musical, articulate and highly intelligent.
Intro is f'n killer!! Hell yeah rock on kid
He seems like Gavin Harrison's son.
And he sounds like Milie Cyrus.
Raghav! Super musical, plays exactly what the song needs, and such a deep pocket. Very cool lessons as well. But why is it an argument between limbs? 😂
superb. You got great control and you're so humble. Bless you!
It's just ghost notes and it is bloody fantastic. You're great kid!
Can some please tell me his performance music !!! I rilly need it !!! We all do !
This guy is phenomenal.
He has something that remind me Snarkky Puppy style
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This kid is going to be a huge influence on drummers for years to come
i feel like the host is a little intimidated
Kinda noticed that too.
Yes, and it would be very interesting to just let Raghav teach us his wonderful style
I don't wanna sound mean but yeah, it is kinda weird watching Kyle's dynamic here. Whenever he asks Raghav a question, Kyle feels like he NEEDS to have an input so it'll seem like he's on the same page with what Raghav is talking about. Or often, he'll ask a question...and then immediately butt in. Like chill, dude. Let the kid speak.
GOAT in the making
man that stack got me 😂👍
This kid is dope. That hi-hat is just so crisp....😎👍🤙
I can do the part where he moves his head in time with the music
Impressed.....
So awesome at a young age! I wish I would've started younger! I started at 14
Amazing time watching this video 😊❤❤🔥🔥🔥
Raghav Mehrotra he is my favourite drummer
Yesss thank you !!! Was finding this for forever !
What is this hihat? it sounds gorgeus
Wow 15 years old. Awesome talent
Drumeo, i hope you read this, but can you invite ken jezer umahon(filipino drummer) and do some drum covers too? Suggestion only. Thank you
DRUMEO INVITE ELOY FROM SEPULTURA
Yes!
@@DrumeoOfficial WHEN
When he was drumming I thought the vid was on fast foward
Amazing
Raghav Really Good drum sounds like your drum beat really good 🤟💯👎🤟💯
Wow, so great ..he is so relaxed , nice talent ☺
Way to go Raghav. So cool.
so go to school
Love the snare sound! Which gretsch model is it?
What a great kid!
that hi hat sounds unbelievable
Camera guy who is supposed to hold still at 3:24: CAN'T. STOP. BOBBING MY HEAD!!!
He's been at the Jersey School of Rock since he was 6.. I expect nothing less from such a great Program!!! The School of Rock man wish my parents could have sent me there!!! Tosses Salt -- grabs sticks -- salutes and calling over a female to make me feel better HAHAHAHHAHAHA
Stive Gadd Dave Weckl !!!Listening!!! 1.ooo.oo Time.
This dude is gnarly. Props.
More respect 🙌🙌🙌
Woh woh woh!! Amazing talent
woohoo !!!
Can we please get JD Beck on Drumeo?
WHAT IS THAT FIRST BACKING TRACK?? Sound amazing!!
what an amazing drummer!
John Wilson( sincopation book) it helps a lot to develop this ritm.
Great drummer! Awesome talent
Great Drummer but what is modern bout his drumming?
Does anybody know which track is he playing at the beginning? Or what type of music is this? I like so much.
There was a portion of this video I saw on either Instagram or RUclips that referred to untying knots or something and the video was from this when he was doing that 6/8 layering thing... I’m confused - cuz there’s a “avoiding bad grooves” 10-min video y’all posted that doesn’t show this...
haha the juice box to the left of the hi-hat on the floor
Amazing, absolutely amazing!