well if you think about it he also taught terminology that translates to other and more complex beats, plus the breakdown is very nice for brand new beginners to follow along
@@alfdlgnaat If you teach someone that “one” means “play the hi hat,” they’re going to be monumentally screwed when later, better teachers teach them how to count
@@sh0shin except none of the terminology he used is useful. Nobody calls it apple and orange dude. Ive been playing 20 years and this is the first tjme ive ever heard anyone use that terminology
"This beat is called the apple and orange beat" no its definitely not. Drummer for nearly 18 years and this is totally unrelatable, even more so since I've done some instructing to brand new drummers and I don't at all see how this would be more beneficial than simply saying "First you count outloud and hit the HH on every note, then once you're ready you play HH + Kick on the 1 and on the 3 you play HH + Snare"
I've been playing various percussion instruments for about 20 years now and I've never heard this explained so strangely. Just count 4, kick on 1 and 3 snare on 2 and 4, eighth notes on hihat.
I’ve found with my students that this method of conceptualizing the beat is much easier. Instead of having to think what number they’re on and counting “one and two and…” it’s much easier for them to memorize three separate pieces and put them together. Once they understand this and get to playing on a kit, then I teach them the proper terms and they play it that way from then on.
@@danmoar94 everyone starts on different levels. Some people just have to work their way up. and as a teacher you need to have different levels for different students. And saying that someone has no business being a musician because they have to start at an easier level is a rude thing to say. It also shows your lack of perspective/understanding. We all gotta start somewhere, including you. No need to shame that. I’m not sure if you play and instrument but if you are on the level where you can start teaching others I would encourage you to try it out and see how it goes. You’ll lean a lot.
My dad is a drummer and I'm a drums student. He got me started learning and this is the first thing he taught me. I play this EVERY SINGLE DAY and it is now my base and warm up.
The Reggaeton beat. Pum... Tapum Tah pum... Tapum Tah pum... It's in goddamn 90% of songs on the radio. Those songs are mass-produced and churned like potato chips. There's very little behind them. That beat that boxes everything so hard the rest of the instruments cannot do their own things at all (if there are instruments at all), add 3 notes melodies, pop lyrics as deep as a puddle... _And people keep demanding more of it._ The music industry churn has become to music what fast-food is to gastronomy.
I've been teaching drums for years. Calling it the apple 1 orange 1 beat is needlessly confusing. Apple and orange have two syllables, yet in the explanation they both represent a single beat. Why?
Excellent, I love that. I said the words at loud mimicking the bass melody of Beat it and the rythm was there : “bass, hat, snare, hat, bass, hat, snare, hat.” Did you try that ?
I call it the gateway beat. It can be tricky to get the coordination down if you've never played a percussion instrument before, but once you figure it out, it exponentially expands the possibilities for what you can play.
I played that drum beat accidentally in a guitar store once and lots of people looked at me. I eventually realised what I played and why I was getting looks
@@WxB2001 i do it on purpose 😂😂😂 i find it so funny seeing people expose themselves First time i met my guitar player, he was the only dude in the room who recognized it 😂😂😂
I've taught thousands of beginning drummers in my career as a classroom music teacher. If you want to eventually scale up a student's coordination to more complex drum set patterns within the standard 3-point position (3-point is Right Hand on Hi-Hat, Left Hand on Snare, and Right Foot on Kick), I would suggest moving away from using fruit as a physical cue. In my experience, it's better to connect each student to their body using more intuitive physical directions. Try these... Right Hand = "Right" Left Hand = "Left" Right Foot = "Foot" Both Hands = "Hands" Right Hand + Right Foot = "Right Side" Left Hand + Right Foot = "Slash" or "Cross" or whatever signifies being on opposite sides of the body All Three Limbs = "triangle" (because it visual resembles a triangle when you connect the 3 points together). Also, while you're at it, I would suggest using a more gradual approach to increasing tempo. I have my students get comfortable at each tempo before pushing it faster. I understand that speeding up like that was for humor, but in a classroom or private lesson setting, it promotes impatience as a standard practice. Have your students groove each pattern with their eyes closed until they look/sound/"feel" comfortable in the groove, then speed up 5 ticks and repeat the process. Best wishes to you and your students.
@@JudahLopkin watch Rick Beato's video on getting the "Alex Van Halen" snare drum sound!! You have a steel shell, and it's the same size. You'll be able to get a similar sound.
Im taking drum classes and I was having a bit of a hard time making my brain understand how to play that type of beat, but you just explained in a way that i understood!! Thank you!!!
The foundation of the beats in the songs are the same. Although yes you’re right, the instrumentations are different and some of the songs have extra ghost notes
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waffle
Yep, that's a song!
My drums aren’t currently setup but if I grab a screenshot from one of my videos would that count?
damf.
@@Drummerboi_2002 definitely!
instructions unclear, i started playing the amen break at 250 bpm
Based
Based
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Homie described the most simple drum beat in the most complicated way
lol true
😂
Haha exactly it’s the most basic one ive always called it 4/4
It's literally just a rock beat every set player learns this in there first month
Boots n cats makes more sense
Instructions unclear, I'm playing the drums so fast I've just been recruited to a death metal band.
Congratulations. You've been recruited to every metalhead dads favorite subgenre.
Make us proud :>
The bass pedal materialized into a double bass
😂😂😂
Congratulations
*Nike animated ad flashbacks*
Swear bro😭
i knewwww it holy shit
EXACTLY BRO
I think it was called Miss alissa
That is the first beat you learn if you play drums
And that's after you're taught to twirl the sticks.
It’s literally the simplest beat ever, which is of course why it’s so effective
Bro this is what you learn before the drums fr
And this is where ADHD comes from..
Yea it was the first one I learned. I was told that it was a called a rock beat though
Does anyone agree with me that “boots and cats and” just makes more sense outloud than “apple one orange one”
YESSSSS
apple and orange is completely stupid compared to boots and cats lol
@@marcelburdon9795 exactly bro
omg ikr
No it's boots'n cats'n
He just explained in a very complicated way the most simple Rock Groove
well if you think about it he also taught terminology that translates to other and more complex beats, plus the breakdown is very nice for brand new beginners to follow along
how the fuck was that complicated
@@alfdlgnaat If you teach someone that “one” means “play the hi hat,” they’re going to be monumentally screwed when later, better teachers teach them how to count
Dude seriously. Its the worst explanation ive ever seen of this beat. Also took way too long to just show rhe beat lol
Typical social media garbage
@@sh0shin except none of the terminology he used is useful. Nobody calls it apple and orange dude. Ive been playing 20 years and this is the first tjme ive ever heard anyone use that terminology
I've drummed for years and this explanation confused the hell out of me until I heard it put together 😂
Months late but yeah, this explanation is a little to much, i learned it in a completely different way.
It's basically
Kick on the 1st beat
Snare on the 3rd
And hat on all 4 beats
This mf doesn't explain properly 💀
I've been a drummer for 11 years now and I've never seen someone describe a 4 beat as apple orange, must say that new for me
fr. i feel uneasy watching this video
Bro literally could have just said straight 8s
"This beat is called the apple and orange beat" no its definitely not.
Drummer for nearly 18 years and this is totally unrelatable, even more so since I've done some instructing to brand new drummers and I don't at all see how this would be more beneficial than simply saying "First you count outloud and hit the HH on every note, then once you're ready you play HH + Kick on the 1 and on the 3 you play HH + Snare"
I have only been playing for about 2 years and that was also new to me
he just came up with that shit
I've been playing various percussion instruments for about 20 years now and I've never heard this explained so strangely. Just count 4, kick on 1 and 3 snare on 2 and 4, eighth notes on hihat.
I’ve found with my students that this method of conceptualizing the beat is much easier. Instead of having to think what number they’re on and counting “one and two and…” it’s much easier for them to memorize three separate pieces and put them together. Once they understand this and get to playing on a kit, then I teach them the proper terms and they play it that way from then on.
@@JudahLopkin if they can't keep track of counting the 4 beats in a 4/4 bar, what business do they have trying to be a musician?
As an ADHD human, visualizing this as apples and oranges is light years more effective than which 1,2,3,4 am I on again.
@@danmoar94 everyone starts on different levels. Some people just have to work their way up. and as a teacher you need to have different levels for different students. And saying that someone has no business being a musician because they have to start at an easier level is a rude thing to say. It also shows your lack of perspective/understanding. We all gotta start somewhere, including you. No need to shame that. I’m not sure if you play and instrument but if you are on the level where you can start teaching others I would encourage you to try it out and see how it goes. You’ll lean a lot.
@@JudahLopkin i agree, but wouldnt it be simpler to play quarter notes in a 4/4 beat to begin with, rather than jumping to eighth notes?
When he speeds up, my head started playing that famous Nike football commercial
Its called miss alissa, youre welcome.
I love you soooo much for this
sameee
@@chad4698Alhamdullilah
Subhan Allah
Alhamdullilah
La illaha il Allah
Allahüakbar
May Jesus Christ be your saviour
And Muhammad be your KitKat
I was looking for this comment lol
I’ve been percussionist for eight years and looking at this video. I just know this is probably where some people start so it’s nice to see.
So glad to hear :)
WINNER STAYS ON LADS
neymar would neva do dat
Now I’m modric *comedically turns into modric*
INIESTO! “You mean IniesTA”
brroo classic
Fuck yeah, I immediately thought of this too😂😂
In beatboxing, we called it “the boots and cats”
Bootsandcatsandbootsandcatsand
I call it the basic rock beat
That’s what Siri calls it too if you ask her to beatbox lolol she will
In drumming its also known as boots and cats this guys just a 🤡
In the bathroom we call this poops and pants
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Instructions unclear. My hand is now pregnant.
Ayo😳
Which finger? Did it ?
I feel you🥲
i read that as my band is now pregnant
Ayyyooooo
My dad is a drummer and I'm a drums student. He got me started learning and this is the first thing he taught me. I play this EVERY SINGLE DAY and it is now my base and warm up.
Yessir!
Winner stays on lads, winner stays on
Exactly
My first through when he started speeding up. What an iconic ad.
Miss alissa gonna do a voodoo dance
You know I try so hard
Why did I think that
I always called it boots n cats n
That’s another great name :)
Yesss me too!
Steve T
Yeah but in boots n cats kick - hi hats - snare - hi hats but in this kick + hi hats - hi hats - snare + hi hats... I guess???
Isnt the hh played on the offbeat in the bootsandcats
“winner stays on lads”
i will be ronaldo
@@adibirsyad3396 I’ll be neymar
I’ll be Rooney
@@jostinpv3030 Neymar would never do that
Ah yes, a man of class
Instructions unclear. Now I'm playing the hub's theme
"YOU LEARNED IT YAY"
Me who did nothing: 🥺
Underrated comment
😂
I feel so dirty for getting congratulated for something I didn't do-
Instructions unclear, began playing mozarts sonata in C on piano
Hi hat on all 4 beats, bass on 1 and 3, and snare on 2 and 4
Kick + Hi-hat, Hi-hat, Snare + Hi-hat, Hihat. (repeat ad nauseam)
Instructions unclear, I turned into MJ
Why am I getting beginner drummer tutorials out of nowhere? I have been playing drums since I was 11 😭
This is literally the first thing all of us drummers learn.
Isn’t it just a straight eight
It’s called 4 - 4
@@just_jj1That is a time signature
First thing I learned was the proper grip. Then came rudiments..
Wish my drum teacher was this enthusiastic when I first started
So glad you liked the enthusiasm:))
wish all of my drum students could do this consistently
I've always called it the "Basic Rock Beat"
Yeah, you and everyone else in the world.
i thought that was kick - [] - snare - [] - kick - kick - snare
Basic funk beat*
@@jimiyu. nope. that’s different
kids need to have it likened to apples and oranges because numbers are too hard
Why did my brain immediately jump to senators son
My drum tutor and I call it "The Money Beat" because it's the beat that makes the most money in the music industry
AC/DC used it way lots
Idk about that, the Amen Break is up there.
@@SZfiftyfour amen break hasnt made a fraction of what this has
The Reggaeton beat. Pum... Tapum Tah pum... Tapum Tah pum... It's in goddamn 90% of songs on the radio. Those songs are mass-produced and churned like potato chips. There's very little behind them. That beat that boxes everything so hard the rest of the instruments cannot do their own things at all (if there are instruments at all), add 3 notes melodies, pop lyrics as deep as a puddle... _And people keep demanding more of it._ The music industry churn has become to music what fast-food is to gastronomy.
Yes i know it as the money beat thats most people do
"Miss Alissa" from the best Nike commercial ever made came straight into my head
Bro yeah me too
Me too
Me too!!
Sameeeee
Me too!!
Instructions unclear; I just reinvented the gravity blast.
nice pfp
When it was slow, it kinda sounded like “Chamber of Reflection”
Sounds like that one Nike football commercial
You know i Tried so hard but i think you cant see me
Miss alissa
My good sir, this is what we call "boots and cats"
Nah that has high hats on the upbeats
Yeah, I thought it was called the “boots and pants” drum beat
@@Schro_ding applies to either, all that matters is 8th notes on the hi hat
@@charlesbowtle15 no lol boots and cats is the “disco” beat where the snare and hihat don’t hit at same time
2 words, Winner stays.
Exactly what I thought of
If winner stays on, I guess I’m Ronaldo
You know I try so hard
But I think you don't see
'Cause' I'm moving so fast
We call it rock n rollin'… 🤟
On
Winner stays on lads
"YEEEESSSSS!!!!!
YOU LEARNED IT
CONGRATULATIONS..."
made me dying😂😂
At the end when it gets faster it sounds like Miss Alissa by the Eagles of Death Metal 😍
Came to say this
Lllllooovveee that song!!!
I’ve been drumming for 7 years and had no idea that beat had a name 😂
Because no one actually calls it that. It’s just a simple eighth-note groove
@@DannyDog27i thought its called a quaver beat
@@Symple_Wymple It is in Britain but I think it’s just kind of a garbage name tbh.
I've been teaching drums for years. Calling it the apple 1 orange 1 beat is needlessly confusing. Apple and orange have two syllables, yet in the explanation they both represent a single beat. Why?
I've most often heard it referred to as withe "basic rock beat" or "money beat"
Last part sounded like that one iconic Nike commercial
That "Ahhhh yeeaahh" took me out 😂😂😂
“The fruit salad”
Jummy jummy
@@RasEli03Jimmy yummy
That ending makes be wanna go “you know I try so hard but I think you can’t see me cause I movin so fast we call it rock n rollin”
omg I'm not even drumming but I feel like I accomplished learning this thank you.
Haha so glad to hear :)
"YOU LEARNT IT! CONGRATULATIONS!!!" Bro lifted mah mood in less than 3 mins
Ayy this comments means a lot man :)
instructions unclear, I broke the sound barrier and destroyed my drums
Yeah, that happens occasionally.
Man is more supportive than my own legs
Lmaooo I try man
As a drummer, I know this beat as “bass, hat, snare, hat, bass, hat, snare, hat.”😂
Excellent, I love that. I said the words at loud mimicking the bass melody of Beat it and the rythm was there : “bass, hat, snare, hat, bass, hat, snare, hat.” Did you try that ?
This actually really helped me. Thank you.
I’m so glad to hear :))
"LETS GOOOO YEEAAAAA!!!!!!" 🤣 killed me
This is actually the very first groove they teach you when learning percussions
I call it the gateway beat. It can be tricky to get the coordination down if you've never played a percussion instrument before, but once you figure it out, it exponentially expands the possibilities for what you can play.
The fact he said enter sandman made me the happiest person in the world
I just got a drum set 😊😊 and now I’m going to learn this. Thank you for the video
So glad to hear!
I dont play the drums but I stayed purely because of how much I like your energy dude
Haha thank you bro! :)
same dude i was laughing like hell 😂
@@kalebbennett6773 haha so glad
Saaaaaaaaame
Instructions unclear, I am now playing the drums at the speed if light
Instructions unclear, Now Im David luiz from that nike Football commerical !
Pornhub riff has entered the chat.
Noooooo :(
Im not sure what is more widely known, PH or Amen
I played that drum beat accidentally in a guitar store once and lots of people looked at me. I eventually realised what I played and why I was getting looks
Dude, who else plays that beat in front of people just to see their reactions? 😂😂😂😂
@@WxB2001 i do it on purpose 😂😂😂 i find it so funny seeing people expose themselves
First time i met my guitar player, he was the only dude in the room who recognized it 😂😂😂
You go faster and the Nike Write the Future commercial starts playing
Bro became michael jackson
THERE CALLED BREAD AND BUTTER GROOVES!!!!😤
I've taught thousands of beginning drummers in my career as a classroom music teacher. If you want to eventually scale up a student's coordination to more complex drum set patterns within the standard 3-point position (3-point is Right Hand on Hi-Hat, Left Hand on Snare, and Right Foot on Kick), I would suggest moving away from using fruit as a physical cue. In my experience, it's better to connect each student to their body using more intuitive physical directions.
Try these...
Right Hand = "Right"
Left Hand = "Left"
Right Foot = "Foot"
Both Hands = "Hands"
Right Hand + Right Foot = "Right Side"
Left Hand + Right Foot = "Slash" or "Cross" or whatever signifies being on opposite sides of the body
All Three Limbs = "triangle" (because it visual resembles a triangle when you connect the 3 points together).
Also, while you're at it, I would suggest using a more gradual approach to increasing tempo. I have my students get comfortable at each tempo before pushing it faster. I understand that speeding up like that was for humor, but in a classroom or private lesson setting, it promotes impatience as a standard practice. Have your students groove each pattern with their eyes closed until they look/sound/"feel" comfortable in the groove, then speed up 5 ticks and repeat the process.
Best wishes to you and your students.
This is fr a very helpful and informative comment. Thank you!
whenever he was doing it slow i instantly heard japanese denim by daniel ceaser💀
"You know I try so hard
But I think you don't see
'Cause' I'm moving so fast
We call it rock n rollin"
Winner stays on.
GOATED COMMENT I CANT EVEN LIE.
Came to comment this
I’m glad that I’ve found original video
🙏🙏
Bro isn't this the first groove everybody learned in their drum courses?
Yessir!
Ya… and the point being
He played the miss alisa intro from eagles of death metal at the end there
Lmaoo I thought the same thing!
I’ve never heard it being called that. I’ve always just known it as the rock beat
The money beat
“FOOL you know how we do it”
Man I'd listen to this guy explain stuff for hours
Glad you enjoyed bro :))
The energy on this man is truly inspiring
Lmaooo thanks bro
Ok, a glimpse into the mind of a drummer...
bro started playing miss alissa at the end
Bro has more enthusiasm than all of us combined
Hahaha
bro is the average drummer enthusiasm every drummer is just wild like that
@@JudahLopkin isn’t it called 8th notes
It's an injustice that you're not tuning that snare drum up to it's potential.
I’m working on it! Do you have any tips?
@@JudahLopkin watch Rick Beato's video on getting the "Alex Van Halen" snare drum sound!! You have a steel shell, and it's the same size. You'll be able to get a similar sound.
High, mid and low snare tunings all have their place in music
It's just an eight-note beat, there's no fruits!
you may also remember this beat from the world famous "boots and cats" from the skinny white guy in high school who thought he could rap
If you know how to play this beat then you've just covered every ACDC song ever
And most motley crue songs
@@mikeoxlong8272 No, Tommy Lee has some pretty diverse drum beats for all of the songs, really.
Thunderstruck has additional drum fills right before the chorus.
Lol but it’s not as easy as it looks the way Phil Rudd plays it. Yes it’s basic but Phil has the feel in that band that hardly anyone could do.
bet you can't play shoot to thrill with a band without fucking something up
On pop songs like Billie Jean, there's actually a bass hit on the 3rd as well. Normally called a dance beat or a rock beat
Bro was hyping the audience up... wonder how hyped he is in person😳
Lmaooo
Blud explained that in the most complex way I’ve seen in my 6 years of playing kit 😭
intensity is a hell of a drug
Instructions unclear, I’m now playing Bleed on a single bass
Hi hat on all 4 beats, bass on 1 and 3, and snare on 2 and 4
for a more accurate name in drumming it’s just called a rock beat
That's the least accurate name you could possibly have for it
Backbeat*
That was the first beat I learned when I first learned drum😂
I was half expecting the PH Intro.
Ayo😳
Damn. I was 99% sure it was gonna turn into the PH intro
Im taking drum classes and I was having a bit of a hard time making my brain understand how to play that type of beat, but you just explained in a way that i understood!! Thank you!!!
Woah I am so glad! That’s actually sick to hear. I’m so happy this was helpful for you!
Not a drummer YET but I hope to become one and I'll save this!
Well if you generalise every drum beat and just remove every detail then yes most songs are this.
The foundation of the beats in the songs are the same. Although yes you’re right, the instrumentations are different and some of the songs have extra ghost notes
@@JudahLopkin yes thats what i mean, i wouldnt call two beats the same when the one has ghost notes and the other one doesnt.
Pretty sure that porn hub beat is the most famous. 😂
Not my dumbass thinking he was going to play 🟧⬛️
this tutorial was perfect
1.Simple and easy to understand
2.that drum beat sounds fire
Dudes looking through the camera
You know we do it... Westside
for a second he trasformed the beat in an ice cube song
thank you for this information
Thought the “Winner stays on” Nike commercial would start playing 😂
When he started playing faster it sounded like that winner stays on old fifa commercial. I love it so much
that hi hat slap was personal 💀💀💀
I LOVE THIS!! Your energy is fantastic!!
had to sub man :)
Thank you man :) and thanks for subscribing! (welcome to the inmates)
@@JudahLopkin You’re welcome!! Can’t wait to see more man!