@@dinnerboons1504 Because their upper body is still, this guy probably had a lot of core strength and good hands that don’t shake too much to move around that much.
@@zerozeroyoutube I’ve had to do about the same kind of dancing for a exciting tune in the stands. With a bari sax like what he is playing it takes mostly lung strength rather than core. The ability to breath and push out the amount of air while moving around was the hardest part for me.
Well, not really, in NYC there are lines. The lines have multiple trains that run on that line. For example, if you were gonna take the C train but stopped to watch this AMAZING band, you wouldn’t have to worry, if you miss your C train, just wait, another one will arrive within minutes.
Hats off to the drummer for carrying all that gear and being the one with the most important job but doesn't get noticed as much as the rest... SALUTE YOU SIR
@@the9of7 as a player, I can tell you that it sounds like hr has played for quite a while and at a high range (3rd/4th Octave), and his lip is splitting. His technique is a little sloppy, but it fits fine
@@hamsterdmg I disagree. Its there to cut through and add a different tone. It fits perfectly. They just need to allow 20 minutes for his lips to get blood back on them to play again!
Hi This is the cruelty of life, that many beautiful artists are buried - hidden in the crowd of the world...we surf so many videos on the Internet but your single view and like can help such artist to lift up and make famous...except we enjoy the music I appeal please click and listen to the music made by 13 & 15-year-old brothers ruclips.net/video/dSIf8feBRmg/видео.html remember your view and like is one contribution to lifting up such hidden stars...bless u lot
can we all just appreciate all this: -how well the drummer's keeping the beat -the red shirt guy's enthusiam -the tuba guy doing all the background work -the lady who dances at the end's vibes -the fact that this is pre-covid so no masks and everyone's having a good time without the fear of contracting a virus -the choice of songs -the perfect embodiment of what street music is supposed to be -literally everything else just...10/10 edit: okay so apparently it's a sousaphone guy, not a tuba guy and they're both very different musicians worldwide, please don't feel insulted about my sub-par knowledge of music
Charlotte Luxton It’s a reference to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. The Oompa-Loompas were workers in the factory that were always seen being happy or dancing, even when kids were dying in the factory.
Tubas are held like euphoniums and Sousaphones are wrapped around like how he has it. Usually sousaphones are meant for marching bands and when you’re walking around. Very similar instruments tho
@Slippschitts Hey yup, easily. If we find ways to enable ourselves to live a bit longer... so what? It's what we do with that life that is interesting. For instance: rhythmic, harmonious (or discordant) concentrations of beautiful metaphor, invisible to the eye, but pushing its tendrils through time and space, interwoven frequencies that convey our lived experience as mortal animals, broadcasts of which will echo and reverberate through the universe until it dies. How does curing polio or some shit, confined only to our planet & species, compare?
@@urboimatt21 Why? You do need to justify an assertion, just like I do. You're saying that it's MORE important that we have more and more humans in the world? At a time when overpopulation is choking out the last bit of the natural world? Are you aware that of the extant biomass on earth, 96% percent is humans and cows/livestock, and just 4% is wild animals in their natural habitat? But your argument, with nothing to back it up, is that we need to tip the scale FURTHER. I'd assert that, seeing as the coming climate catastrophe will wipe out our species (or close to it) in the next 50-100 years, leaving behind a genius cultural artifact that records our having existed at all is far, far more important at this point than cramming a few more healthy humans into a house burning down. When our species is dust, Music will be a far better epitaph. Now, if you would like to have an actual discussion on this (and you ARE the one who butted in to tell me I'm wrong), kindly present an argument and try to convince me otherwise.
John Stafford You spent way too much time on that because guess what, HUMANS MADE THIS MUSIC. There is nothing special about music, it’s something humans decided to do years ago.
@@urboimatt21 I'm not really sure I'll ever consider taking the time to think through such weighty issues as time that's "wasted". Also, if I'm being honest, I don't think your argument holds up. I'm not even really sure it's an argument, as you aren't really asserting anything? And hanging you hat on the idea that "music happened in the past" doesn't even make sense. Isn't that true of medicine as well? What are you even trying to say?
These guys used to play in the 14th St Union Square station several days a week. Everyone who passed by, no matter how their day was going, couldn’t help but walk away with a smile. Music does that to people. Brings people from all walks of life together. I hope we can see musicians in the subways again one day once it is safer.
It typically doesn't travel that far...sometimes 2 different performances may be 2 minutes from each other in Grand Central. Too much hustle n bustle, trains, stairs, etc...even street noise.
@@Kennyisnotdead2283 I never understood that insult- somebody literally took the word “smart” which is a good thing, stuck a curse word at the end and called it an insult lmao
All of middle school and high school i was a saxophone player and absolutely loved it. Played Alto, Tenor and Baritone and that dude on the baritone is rocking it and must have lungs of steel, absolutely amazing and loved it!!! Good job guys!
I just think of the amount of endurance this takes to play at this high level of energy for 6 minutes straight. It's all that marching band paying off I'd say.
@@rajivshori Not a music boom as such, but I used to play the Trumpet in a concert band so I have an appreciation what it's like to play continuously 🙂
Funny story, my highschool band got invited to play at Orchestra Hall (MN). Our band instructor left us to warm up a bit, and he came back to us BLARING FUNKYTOWN AS LOUD AS WE COULD. Teach said it was kinda poor form on our part, but dammit, that space was FIRE for playing funkytown.
@@popovic28 Well it was a Joke, But I mean often drummers are the crazy ones doing tricks like crazy but I could name many more bands with calm drummers than just SOAD. Drummers like Jimmy Chamberlin (Smashing Pumpkins), Brooks Wackerman (Bad Religion & Avenged Sevenfold), and pretty much most jazz and funk/fusion drummers
Are some of those guys from the band moon hooch? If so they came to Oklahoma bout 5 years ago. Help me baby Jesus if it wasn't one of the best pop up shows I've been to!
@@istoleyourtoast7401 complete control tho, and I think that sorta temperament is the key to a great band. Anyone can beat a kit senseless, but the drummer is the mom of the band and everything needs to run to her time, on time.
I was one of these guys :). Nerds rule. Band+jazzband+guitar band+orchestra. Miss those days. The fact that all those instruments play in a different key. They are all playing by ear to match key and tone
I seen this years and was like wtf is this shit. Why? Why on earth do i wanna here a bunch of has beens singing old has been songs i didn't care about them then nor now... lol
You call it a sax band, but as a former band member, this is when the wind, brass, and percussion sections make an after school band and jam out like no one's watching.
I need to find some people in my band to form a band with. I know a few people but no percussionists. Aside from that, the people I know want to form a rock band, in which the trombone and tenor sax (usually) have no place.
Soulfur ok it’s fixed I hope it makes your life a little better. 317 saw the same thing but didn’t say a thing. Then there is you, the smart ass that can’t just let things be. Enjoy the music my friend and don’t sweat the small stuff in life.
@@fanboy1148 in a pep band situation trumpets normally take the vocal line, while trombones are playing a mix of the bass and melody. And then there's 7 nation army.
To anyone who doesn’t know what songs these are... The first one is called “Funky Town” by Lipps Inc. The second one is called “I Feel Good” by James Brown
@@DM-lv7tl In my opinion it isn't even that hard. It is just extremely boring and kinda straining on the leg. But hard enough that you can't just daydream. It is ok, but not if everyone else around you is having fun
I was thinking half way through, how can everyone just stand there?! here i am laying in my bed, bustin' a move and almost dumping my laptop cause I cant resist the funk.
im getting old, but i tell you what,when you bring live music to people,in the most unexpected places it makes them smile,laugh,and forget all the shit that goes on for them few minutes.It really is a gift to play an instrument, thankyou so much to people who can like these who do and do just for the sheer fun and expression of being able to do it.wish i could ,Paul,tottenham,london
paul thorne If you're still following this thread, check out Leo Pellegrino (the sax player) at the BBC Proms 2017. He also played with Too Many Zooz. All great to watch. It lifts the soul
football team: losing 0-50
the marching band:
Hahahaha 😂
LMAO 😂
My band is so fire but our foolball team is like ice
One band. One sound.
Lol
Let's take a moment to appreciate the noble tuba. Off in the background, being the true foundation to all of this and getting none of the glory.
@@LrdVnm that’s a tuba
@@LrdVnm Man that’s a tuba, you just got some funky name for it
@@jimjohanson8152 definitely a sousaphone, since a tuba doesn’t allow being wrapped around your neck (without considerable force at least)
@@jimjohanson8152 sousaphone. A tuba is a different instrument. Look them up. It’s 4th and long. Punt dude. Punt
even the brass bass is treated like a regular bass player
This man is that one person nobody can beat in DDR
ThisSquash thats Leo P ....check him out .👍🇮🇲
@@ManxAndy ok il see him
@@mistersquashface9446 how do you like him so far?
@@simonvolke129 he's.... interesting.
Look up "Leo P Live at BBC Proms"
dancing while flawlessly playing a baritone saxophone is not something to be taken lightly. This entire performance is radical
Right, that guy must be in great shape. 😂
it.s Leo P. search for him at the BBC Proms
I’m out of breath just watching him
That’s what a neck strap is for
@@BlazerDuckGoGIs that all it takes?!? Alright! Just ordered one!
The thing i find most impressive about this is how much the bass sax dude moved around and still keeps a steady sound
Too Many Zooz
@@thert.hon.thelordnicholson7261 They are awesome
Well people can move around and keep a steady sound when marching.
@@dinnerboons1504 Because their upper body is still, this guy probably had a lot of core strength and good hands that don’t shake too much to move around that much.
@@zerozeroyoutube I’ve had to do about the same kind of dancing for a exciting tune in the stands. With a bari sax like what he is playing it takes mostly lung strength rather than core. The ability to breath and push out the amount of air while moving around was the hardest part for me.
What I've learnt from the internet: apparently saxophones in the subway is everyone's favourite thing.
Pretty much. I think the reverb is perfect for brass, sounds sooo good
@@mrozmodio1 Saxophone isn’t a brass instrument though, it’s woodwind
@@MogusaMogusa I knew that too haha
where does one learn this
Girl he s probably out there cheating me and the boys
I like to think this band is composed of the two guys doing the sax battle on the subway and they recruited more members to a band
I saw just it a few seconds ago
Definitely
That would be great. Saw that video earlier today and neither that one nor this one disappointed.
just finished watching that video hahaha
The lore deepens
That transfer into “I feel good” is genius. FLAWLESS. Much props
I love that bit too
No lie, GI!
Boss: "Why were you late?"
Me: "the subway took a detour to Funkytown."
Lmfao😭😭😭😂😂😬
XD
Ew not fort worth disgoosting
Hahaha fuck yeah!
extraordinary one!
I've paid money in a cinema for movies not half as entertaining as this.
Don't say cinema
@@GetMurcD ....Cinema
Ma too
I'm sure we all have
Or concerts
Can we just appreciate that this wasn’t recorded vertically
No doubt
I can appreciate that a dude got a full drumset down there
Hell. I'm happy it was recorded at all. So easy to miss the amazing.
No im too busy not being a critic of everything accept this comment.
@@mikelopez6928 imagine being you
If that guy dances that good while playing the sax I don’t even want to see what he’s like without it
You just want to use him for sax?
And without his pants
@@jackransell 7 months later and I had to say your comment is under rated.
yes i agree bro whahahah@@jedfra9172
I do.
Can we take a moment to appreciate my mans recording in landscape
Matthew Chytil yes we will.
It’s a rare skill.
Appreciated
F
We are now friends
This isn't just a "saxophone" band. It's an entire horn section.
+Drummer
Homeboy on the trombone was on point, could've stole the show if he wanted.
+ woodwind😉
Sadly, they're missing a baritone
@@76bently ...the woodwinds in this video are horns??
And just like that, everyone missed their train
Or maybe the train driver watched As well?
Worth it 🥳
It was worth it
Shit the train missed its train
Well, not really, in NYC there are lines. The lines have multiple trains that run on that line. For example, if you were gonna take the C train but stopped to watch this AMAZING band, you wouldn’t have to worry, if you miss your C train, just wait, another one will arrive within minutes.
Hats off to the drummer for carrying all
that gear and being the one with the most
important job but doesn't get noticed as much
as the rest... SALUTE YOU SIR
Amen
Hey trumpet, what's your range?
"Yes"
@@hamsterdmg just a jazz cord
Edit: this was an inside joke with my band
@@the9of7 as a player, I can tell you that it sounds like hr has played for quite a while and at a high range (3rd/4th Octave), and his lip is splitting. His technique is a little sloppy, but it fits fine
Jazz Mc it’s most likely sloppy because they’ve probably been playing awhile, and while moving like that
Bruh
@@hamsterdmg I disagree. Its there to cut through and add a different tone. It fits perfectly. They just need to allow 20 minutes for his lips to get blood back on them to play again!
you know quarantine has messed with you when this feels nostalgic
Bruh i love your nickname lmao
Lol
Your bame though 😂
Lol, also i freaking love ur name
Not me, because,
I FEEL GOOOOOD!
Hi This is the cruelty of life, that many beautiful artists are buried - hidden in the crowd of the world...we surf so many videos on the Internet but your single view and like can help such artist to lift up and make famous...except we enjoy the music
I appeal please click and listen to the music made by 13 & 15-year-old brothers
ruclips.net/video/dSIf8feBRmg/видео.html
remember your view and like is one contribution to lifting up such hidden stars...bless u lot
Teacher: Why didn’t you go to the bathroom at lunch?
The bathroom at lunch:
But that's the best part
4:34 soon as you start pissing rofl
i ruined the 666 like number
Hoodeeri that’s fine I’ll just remove my like on my own comment 😂
@@typfäne you're a disgrace
4 years later it pops up on my feed and it’s still the same friggin fantastic 😂😂😂😂 love it happy days
This is Leo’s old band Lucky Chops, his band now is No More Zooz He’s still going strong just a bit older 😀
rock on!!
Why is no one speaking about how impressive it is that he’s able to move so well in pants that tight that is legitimately impressive
Isn’t there a Levi’s ad about this
Glide and foot works like moonwalk dont care about the pants thight
Leggings
@@FUCKY0UHATERS I think that's the best name I've ever seen
The tight pants give him that high pitch.
can we all just appreciate all this:
-how well the drummer's keeping the beat
-the red shirt guy's enthusiam
-the tuba guy doing all the background work
-the lady who dances at the end's vibes
-the fact that this is pre-covid so no masks and everyone's having a good time without the fear of contracting a virus
-the choice of songs
-the perfect embodiment of what street music is supposed to be
-literally everything else
just...10/10
edit: okay so apparently it's a sousaphone guy, not a tuba guy and they're both very different
musicians worldwide, please don't feel insulted about my sub-par knowledge of music
Couldn't have said it better myself
Amen!
@@TheBobcatlover cool I’ll check him out
The trombone guys energy too, everything 10/10
Nailed it.
Child: dies in factory
Oompa Loompas:
😂this is golden
Suffolk
omg so true tho😂😂😂
This comment is so fucking underrated
Charlotte Luxton It’s a reference to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. The Oompa-Loompas were workers in the factory that were always seen being happy or dancing, even when kids were dying in the factory.
You mean business when you bring a tuba to the party.
You mean sousaphone?
@@Jakraff-oi3wc Correct!
Tubas are held like euphoniums and Sousaphones are wrapped around like how he has it. Usually sousaphones are meant for marching bands and when you’re walking around. Very similar instruments tho
music is the best thing our species has ever done.
@Slippschitts Hey yup, easily. If we find ways to enable ourselves to live a bit longer... so what? It's what we do with that life that is interesting. For instance: rhythmic, harmonious (or discordant) concentrations of beautiful metaphor, invisible to the eye, but pushing its tendrils through time and space, interwoven frequencies that convey our lived experience as mortal animals, broadcasts of which will echo and reverberate through the universe until it dies.
How does curing polio or some shit, confined only to our planet & species, compare?
twentyarms I’m sorry but curing disease is definitely more important buddy.
@@urboimatt21 Why? You do need to justify an assertion, just like I do. You're saying that it's MORE important that we have more and more humans in the world? At a time when overpopulation is choking out the last bit of the natural world?
Are you aware that of the extant biomass on earth, 96% percent is humans and cows/livestock, and just 4% is wild animals in their natural habitat? But your argument, with nothing to back it up, is that we need to tip the scale FURTHER.
I'd assert that, seeing as the coming climate catastrophe will wipe out our species (or close to it) in the next 50-100 years, leaving behind a genius cultural artifact that records our having existed at all is far, far more important at this point than cramming a few more healthy humans into a house burning down.
When our species is dust, Music will be a far better epitaph. Now, if you would like to have an actual discussion on this (and you ARE the one who butted in to tell me I'm wrong), kindly present an argument and try to convince me otherwise.
John Stafford You spent way too much time on that because guess what, HUMANS MADE THIS MUSIC. There is nothing special about music, it’s something humans decided to do years ago.
@@urboimatt21 I'm not really sure I'll ever consider taking the time to think through such weighty issues as time that's "wasted". Also, if I'm being honest, I don't think your argument holds up. I'm not even really sure it's an argument, as you aren't really asserting anything? And hanging you hat on the idea that "music happened in the past" doesn't even make sense. Isn't that true of medicine as well? What are you even trying to say?
Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you: the band geeks we all made fun of in high school.
**laughs in band geek**
* *also laughs in band geek* *
@@coacobird what do you play?
Flute, you?
@@coacobird same actually 😀
Drummer - these guys have enough energy for all of us, im just gonna do my thing with a smile on my face.
My boss: Why were you late??
me: *well, it's complicated*
😅🤣
office worker by day, subway performer by night!
@@arsonhycan Plot twist! lol
Just tell him there was a detour on your commute, you had to go through funkytown
@@zyranx9183 Funkytown does not exist. You're fired.
These guys used to play in the 14th St Union Square station several days a week. Everyone who passed by, no matter how their day was going, couldn’t help but walk away with a smile. Music does that to people. Brings people from all walks of life together. I hope we can see musicians in the subways again one day once it is safer.
Only time I ever see this cool stuff is on YT from NY or London.
I used to stop and listen
Are they still playing?
It’s plenty fucking safe. Get over it, DEMOCRAT!
@@rocco81affa55 the bari player left to make his own band Too Many Zoos
When you know their facing the crowd, but that pillar makes you feel like their serenading the wall
Thanks for clarifying that!
Lmaoooo
Me, the dumbass who thought they were facing a wall till just now.
I thought it was the damn subway
@@rai.sin5953 LMAO I did too
How is everyone so stationary around them. I would be literally busting my best moves to this . This is contagious. Could listen to it all day.
Word
Same reason everyone is wearing black. People don't like standing out. 🥲
😂 I thought the exact same thought 💭
I’d miss my train to watch these guys.
Zarek Michalski yeah fuck work I’m watching that 😂
Monkey Bandit 😂😂😂😂
@@TheRealNobodyButu just say watch this to your boss he'll understand
Merciful Gangster lol, prob not
@@TheRealNobodyButu you could also say you were on an unscheduled work trip. Telling people about your company.
Edit: grammar
The sound in the subway must go for miles. They rock.
The next stop is already vibing🥤
It typically doesn't travel that far...sometimes 2 different performances may be 2 minutes from each other in Grand Central. Too much hustle n bustle, trains, stairs, etc...even street noise.
Being from the city, I wish. It's a super localized sound, but you really enjoy when you hear it.
@@echothefreak9396 okay smart ass
@@Kennyisnotdead2283 I never understood that insult- somebody literally took the word “smart” which is a good thing, stuck a curse word at the end and called it an insult lmao
That dude dancing around with the baritone sax is a beast. Not an easy thing to do.
leo p
Have you ever seen Roddy Chong in action with Trans-Siberian Orchestra? Dude is unreal.
As someone who plays bari sax, can confirm
His lung support is amazing lol 😂
he has a reputation
All of middle school and high school i was a saxophone player and absolutely loved it. Played Alto, Tenor and Baritone and that dude on the baritone is rocking it and must have lungs of steel, absolutely amazing and loved it!!! Good job guys!
My kids when I’m on a zoom call
Edit: holy mackerel I did not expect this comment to blow up like this 😂
Most underrated comment 😆🤣😂😅
Regis Funk I think your my teacher
Dad?
Ever considered using GoToMeeting ? ;)
Can't blame us. We need to practice 40+ hours a day.
These are the moments we came the closest to world peace.
One good thing about music, when it hits you feel no pain ❤
Nice comment there CP! ❤️
That's what happens when people just shut up and listen.
One can only imagine that if someone had have brought a sax to the trenches the truce would've lasted
No language barrier just music
Her: he's probably cheating on me
Me and the Bois:
Yooooo😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Jonas-nq4fv lmao
I wish!
Art I Guess it’s actually not that hard I’d give someone at least 4 years to practice and learn and they’d be able to play
I think these boys prefer boys.
This is a full subway concert! Great joy for passers by 🎊🙌🤣🎉❤. Thank you 👍 🙏🏽
Bro, who would dislike this?
They're just vibing aggressively.
Edit 03/02/2022: Welp, goodbye dislike button-
Karen's
The guys on strings😁
I disliked it because it’s a knock off of Bedford by too many zooz. They are killin’ it but it’s not very original
Cause they dance gay
@@jonoanym7349 Boo... You...
You must not be "Feeling Good"
I just think of the amount of endurance this takes to play at this high level of energy for 6 minutes straight. It's all that marching band paying off I'd say.
I agree endurance and stamina
The brass and sax players must have lips made of steel too 😆
@@alistairevans1428 Amazing the way lips don't lie even better the Shakira who swings her hips
@@alistairevans1428 I guess you are a music boom like myself
@@rajivshori Not a music boom as such, but I used to play the Trumpet in a concert band so I have an appreciation what it's like to play continuously 🙂
Bro, the drummer stole the show! That cat can play. Laying down a perfect beat for 10+ minutes. Flawless!!
As a drummer myself, this was a very impressive set. I wasn't expecting much, and I was blown away by the consistency of this man
Tuba was pretty nice too.
Glad someone else noticed this
As a drummer myself. I gotta agree with u bud.
I love how in the latter half of the video, you can actually start to hear the sousaphone player. Hats off to him
it's so weird seeing everybody get so close together without a mask, just having a good time
i miss it
The good times
Before the wizards cast their spells and the majority fell under them...
The good old days
@David 4rancibia I've been thinking this randomly whilst watching a movie or video. I miss it. 😢
Congrats you're now fully indoctrinated
From someone who has Played Bari Sax for 5 years-this man has the lungs of a collegiate athlete
Bari sax gang 🤙
as someone who played trumpet for 8 years, the same can be said for the trumpet player :[
@@a-bird-lover fr tho i aspire to be like that man as a beginner trumpet
While doing cardio / anaerobics.
@@maddiehubert1507 :( im alto and I've been playing for 5 years too
1:40 when i try to close the door at night silently
Lmao ikr
I can't stop laughing help-
Lmaoo. underrated comment
😂😂
Haha
Love those horns.The trombone solo is awesome.And that guy honking on the baritone sax is so good.
The way the guy is dancing when he's playing the sax. Love it.
If you liked that, you should watch his video Leo P at the bbc poms. He's one of the greatest sax players in the world
He's bloody amazing!!
@Maetdom that's why it says you should watch 'his' BBC video
The way they switch from one song to another is incredible.
Yeah, that segue to the 2nd song was flawless. These boys are ready.
Ngl it was so smooth I thought it was a remix of Funky town but then I heard I Feel Good and I was like h u h
Wooha magnifique
What song is the first one they played?
It's called mr. Saxobeat
I don't think a single one of them played a bad note. Truely refined performers.
There were a few but nothing somebody who isn't a musician would really pick up in a big performance like this
no they were there but they didnt sound bad in the end
@@erseshe What is a wrong note but jazz persevering?
Take that show out on the road! Right now! I want more!! And I don’t even have a subway here in Ontario
The band kids when the teacher leaves the room:
The Band teacher could only wish!
Every time @my school😂💀
yeah pretty much
Funny story, my highschool band got invited to play at Orchestra Hall (MN). Our band instructor left us to warm up a bit, and he came back to us BLARING FUNKYTOWN AS LOUD AS WE COULD. Teach said it was kinda poor form on our part, but dammit, that space was FIRE for playing funkytown.
This is what I do my friend plays alto while I play baritone
A lot of trains were missed that day 😂😂😂
But something else was gained
I wouldn’t be mad, this is fire from a band of street performers
These guys are Lucky Chops, best band in the universe!
And the only band ever where the drummer is the most sane.
Ture haha, many drummers are show-offs with stick tricks and crazy fills but this drummer is just damn solid in the pocket while the others are crazy
System of a downs drummer is also a fucking robot, so not the only band ever, but pretty damn close
@@popovic28 Well it was a Joke, But I mean often drummers are the crazy ones doing tricks like crazy but I could name many more bands with calm drummers than just SOAD. Drummers like Jimmy Chamberlin (Smashing Pumpkins), Brooks Wackerman (Bad Religion & Avenged Sevenfold), and pretty much most jazz and funk/fusion drummers
Thank you friend! Disappointing this wasn’t mentioned by the uploader. I’m off to check them out now!
Are some of those guys from the band moon hooch? If so they came to Oklahoma bout 5 years ago. Help me baby Jesus if it wasn't one of the best pop up shows I've been to!
Leo's footwork is underappreciated.
“without music, life would be a mistake” - Frederich Nietzsche
Very true quote, love me some nietzche
ye
Amen.
Guys it is Friedrich Nietzsche not Frederich. Greets from Germany
@@andreasdyballa4109 Fred for the friends.
The drummer is amazing, holding down the groove simply and playing precisely.
Fr
Yeah, he haven’t got much to do though, if he had the whole drum ser, the whole song would have been so much more dynamic
@@istoleyourtoast7401 just shows how much can be accomplished with a small kit.. just like ringo and the beatles
@@istoleyourtoast7401 complete control tho, and I think that sorta temperament is the key to a great band. Anyone can beat a kit senseless, but the drummer is the mom of the band and everything needs to run to her time, on time.
@MemeChicken119 Funkytown by Lipps Inc
The sax guy is the showman while the others just mostly vibe.
Idk man, trombone boi nearly folds himself in half backwards at some points
I'm loving that trombone dude myself 😂
He is funny makes me laugh 🤣
He really pissed me off ngl
@@callofdutyvids100no one cares what you think dingus
I missed my train because of these dudes. Best buskers ever!!!
When the teacher leaves the room and tells everyone to behave lol.
Hah!
BLZ Moto to true
I read room as chat room!😂 The quarantine really messed up my brail lol
*This is what plays in my head when I'm having an anxiety attack.*
LMAO
LOOOOL
My one starts at 5:00
😂😂😂
😂- start dancing !
My maths teacher: The exam isn’t that hard.
My brain cells:
LMAO
🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣
🤣👌🔥
dun uh nah nah nah nah uh
I’ve watched this about ten times. Just gets better seeing how talented musicians work together.
The sax guy's energy is contagious.
The vibe in this video, is officially my life goal, since now.
nobody:
the guy with the white sneakers feet: 👟👟➡↗↘↙⬇↖➡⤴↖⬅🔄⬇➡↪⬆⬇
Best comment
Chill my homie just vibin
He can’t jump with the saxophone so he has to always keep contact with the ground that’s why he dances like that
Isn't guy something with those dancing white sneakers and big sax !
That's Leo P, check him out, he plays all over with his Bari Sax!!
I was one of these guys :). Nerds rule. Band+jazzband+guitar band+orchestra. Miss those days. The fact that all those instruments play in a different key. They are all playing by ear to match key and tone
Girls locker room: OMG I think Zach likes you
Boys locker room:
Fucking underrated bruhh
Jeez, stop giving away our secrets!! Now the girls are gonna try and peep?!
Thats not what happens in girls locker room 😂😂✌🏼✨
I mean, I might?
...
Hey NFL! This would be a better halftime Super Bowl entertainment than anything we’ve seen in the last 20 years!
Preach, Jeff, preach!
They aren't together anymore. The baritone sax and the trumpet guy are now in Too Many Zooz toomanyzooz.com/
@@jayalexander7804 No, Josh Gawel, (The trumpet player) is still with Lucky chops.
Nah, not enough half naked women here - cause that's what we need for feminism!
I seen this years and was like wtf is this shit. Why? Why on earth do i wanna here a bunch of has beens singing old has been songs i didn't care about them then nor now... lol
You call it a sax band, but as a former band member, this is when the wind, brass, and percussion sections make an after school band and jam out like no one's watching.
I need to find some people in my band to form a band with. I know a few people but no percussionists. Aside from that, the people I know want to form a rock band, in which the trombone and tenor sax (usually) have no place.
@MemeChicken119 I think it's I Feel Good made famous by Mr James Brown.😊
@Memechicken I think there's some "Take me to funky town" in there as well.
@MemeChicken119 the first track is Funky Town by Lipps Inc
@Memechicken119
James Brown's horn section was ran by a man named Maceo Parker. In the 70s he also played with Parliament Funkadelic.
been watching this for 4 years, cant get enough. pure talent right there
this is what was intended when they said "White boy play that funky music"
"White boy play that funky music"
-Yoda
@@koboldengineering7687 Wasn't quite right but they got the spirit 🤣🤣🤣
"Play that funky music, white boy!"
It's so true though 😳😂
Better than black rap music
I just invested 6 minutes to my mental health ; )
Heard that!
Rofl!
Really tho!!!
Minuets? This is jazz, not classical lol
Soulfur ok it’s fixed I hope it makes your life a little better. 317 saw the same thing but didn’t say a thing. Then there is you, the smart ass that can’t just let things be. Enjoy the music my friend and don’t sweat the small stuff in life.
I'd pay mad money to have these guys play at my wedding 😅 fuggin killed it
Don't do it....
do it
@@justanbaker8937 what happened
@@Gorilla_tag_found_footage he almost said a "Naughty Word"
It's a groove
Coming out of work and running into guys like this on the way home was always so rejuvenating. They’re great.
Its rare when a trombone and a trumpet get together
Its even rarer when they get along so damn good
Huh, hang on. In orchestra music the trombones are almost always supporting the trumpets as far as I know.
@@fanboy1148 in a pep band situation trumpets normally take the vocal line, while trombones are playing a mix of the bass and melody. And then there's 7 nation army.
Not in Mexico
@@oscardcortez exactly
@@aidantuck9113 lets not talk about seven nation army, please
To anyone who doesn’t know what songs these are...
The first one is called “Funky Town” by Lipps Inc.
The second one is called “I Feel Good” by James Brown
Mr saxo beat 0.19 😊
@@cataleyacolumbiana8658 I started singing mr saxo beat along at the beginning!
THANK UUU
What's the song before funky town.
@@deancattermole830 it’s mr saxobeat
ah, so this is life without quarantine
En realidad no.
Lockdown*
Fucking coronavirus has ruined everything
Yes grandkid
I kinda like it
I cannot be tired to watch this for
100 times.
Her: Hes probably out cheating
Me and the boys:
Tired old comment
You’ll have all the women with a performance like that
🤣😂
On me 😂😂😂
😂😂😂
This is what you get when you mix band geeks, free time, and red bull. And I'm loving every minute of it!
Red bull ha ha, this is the Big Apple, he gets the real McCoy!!!
@@donaldcassidy1592no thanks, I prefer Coke.
Everyone partying while the drummer is dying inside.
And believe me he is. There is nothing like four on the floor with offbeats.
It seems like it should be easy but it's so painful
Why ? I don't get it sorry
@@DM-lv7tl it's just really easy to get off time with that beat, it requires more coordination than most 4/4 beats
@@cabnbeeschurgrWow Thanks for the insight! I didn't know that
@@DM-lv7tl In my opinion it isn't even that hard.
It is just extremely boring and kinda straining on the leg.
But hard enough that you can't just daydream.
It is ok, but not if everyone else around you is having fun
I wish more people did this kind of thing. It's so awesome
And still people like this don't get the fame they deserve.
2 million views...
Leo P is pretty famous...
Deserve? I mean.. would you go to a concert of 4 people doing basically meme music
Ariel why yes I would
Its not about getting the world to know you, its about doing what you love out of heart for the strangers that surround you.
At least the black woman understood that this is not the "stand still and watch" kind of performance. I wish everybody could just feel it like her
The majority of the people in this video are so unfamiliar with this music!
@@miraclekathy They are mesmerized and confused lol...
You made me search for her and then she literally jumped into the frame haha
I read this comment and was like "what black woman" then she appeared and everything made sence
I was thinking half way through, how can everyone just stand there?! here i am laying in my bed, bustin' a move and almost dumping my laptop cause I cant resist the funk.
im getting old, but i tell you what,when you bring live music to people,in the most unexpected places it makes them smile,laugh,and forget all the shit that goes on for them few minutes.It really is a gift to play an instrument, thankyou so much to people who can like these who do and do just for the sheer fun and expression of being able to do it.wish i could ,Paul,tottenham,london
I felt that...
@@imgrimmschdriller4416 I'm still feeling it...
And free too That's awesome!!
You can! It's never too late to play music!
paul thorne If you're still following this thread, check out Leo Pellegrino (the sax player) at the BBC Proms 2017. He also played with Too Many Zooz. All great to watch. It lifts the soul
ah yes, remember when we used to gather outside? I memba
😂 Good ole days
We will again soon as we beat this dam Virus, hang tough people.
No?
Mark S memba berries 😂😂😂
I never gathered outside I guess I was prepping for the virus my entire life and just didn’t know it.
Me: *doing important test*
Kids in the hallway:
Lol same shit at my school and where we do our exams is right beside the music block
Lol you be like
SHUT THE FUCK UP IM DOING A TEST DAMMIT
I just imagine their highschool band teacher in the audience in awe
If I were a teacher, I’d be amazed and super proud.
I always love to see people succeed and get better on what they love.
Girl: he’s probably out cheating on me
The bois on Saturday:
BJC T lmao
Haha
This is any other Saturday for me and the other Band Kids
I see. This is why I played the trumpet all these years. Glad someone else figured it out earlier than I did!
Tailor: How tight do you want your jeans?
Dancing saxophone guy: Yes
All this talent and you focus on another man’s jeans? Oh Mattie you have so much to learn boy....
That’s how musicians hit their high notes. By wearing tight pants. Michael Jackson went as far as squeezing his crotch to hit the high notes.
Guy: S K I N
Leo Pellegrino if I remember correctly
Saxophone guy: "Painted on"
Absolute definition of "Bringing it". They need to be on tour, or America's got talent, or something. This was absurdly brilliant
Far too good for reality TV
They are pretty famous for a band 😂 (lucky chops)
They already famous and tour internationally. That’s Too Many Zoos.
@@Gino20202 I think it might actually be a different band with a couple of the same members as Too Many Zoos.
@@mattman237 it’s Lucky Chops. The only member of Too Many Zooz here is Leo P
That transition into "I Feel Good" was so good
This is one of the coooooolest things I have seen all year.
Dancing like that and playing an instrument where you have to exhale into it is very impressive
Even more respect for it being a bari sax
Years ago I tried to get a sound--any sound, out of a trumpet. Couldn't do it. Amazing.
"Iron Lung" sax playing.
Where does this guy get off shuffling while playing the bari-sax? I love it
I would get off too.....
In the subway fam. Lol
Marching band member?
So much energy
Where does he get off? Huh .., whahhhh ....
Band kids always had the cleanest Molly
😭
HAHAHAHAHHAHA
Just remember that even tho the saxophone is the melody the trombone most likely had the idea
When the band kids get older:
Probably a joke, but it's true, a lot of them met in high school band and then formed their own band
CHEERS!!!!!
Band kids are really just misunderstood. They got more confident that most of us.
Memeznfishing band kids are just crazy.I’m allowed to say this because I am one