I have listened to this hundreds of times and each time I am transported back to Parris Island, Plt 233 in the summer of 1974. This gives me goosebumps.
Damn, you are the Drill Instructor for doing this, I fell asleep to this, and then the next day walked through school singing this. People looked like I was crazy, but Veterans sang with me as we as a group marched through the school to class.I thank you for the respect you have giving to all of us who have and will service.
+Devil Rojas As a Drill Instructor back in the very early 70's, it was amazing to train boots and to see what we had accomplished with then maggots and then graduated Marines. I can tell that olive drab runs through your blood. Semper Fi!!
Being a Drill Instructor was the best time of my whole life. Wish it never ended. Now I’ve got a future step son that wants to be just like me even down to earning the title MARINE and eventually being a hat as well. Couldn’t be prouder of not only him but my service. SEMPER FI
Drilling on the parade deck and listening to the Senior DI sing was honestly the most fun part of bootcamp. Seeing it all come together when plt 1068 won final drill was the most memorable part of my MCRD experience besides finally getting the ega.
IF you had a senoir with soul....lets be honest some DI's were just kill hats... and just wanted to kick your ass haha...(which is also apart of boot camp sure) but having a DI that had some soul in his voice...ESPECIALLY a senior...that was really special to witness
As a result of tuning in to Scribe Radio. This Sand Flea will NEVER forget the best days of my life. Nor the value of the repetition and knowledge given me by the D I s fr the moment I set down on the yellow footprints at PI to the warriors breakfast and TRULY becoming a man. I proudly served ten good years. I love you brothers and sisters. Not a DAY goes by I don't miss my beloved Corps. This reminds me that no matter where the winds of fortune or war take me. I'm never alone. Or never again lacking family. Semper fi. Thank you for everything 💜
I was a D.I. at MCRD San Diego and cadences like these were heard alot. Mine was not quite this good but I made the privates lean back and give me a full 30. I had a decent cadence. Miss the Corps.
@@cosmeticclicks4589 , You were probably not even born when I was on the drill field. Early 70's, we called all boots privates! Fact check insane one!!
Nothing like coming back from the gym at 0300 and listing to something so beautiful and strong that keeps you focused on moving forward. SEMPER FI Devil Dogs stand fast and keep moving forward.
Just graduated from MCRD San Diego. Senior DI Sgt. karnes. Not too many drill instructors can sing cadence like this. So when you here it around base it's awesome!!
@4:50-5:30 gave me chills... im in the army now, but from 2004-2008 i was in the marines. I still listen to, and call Marine Corps cadences while marching in the army. They'll never understand the pride of calling cadence like this. Great cadence MSgt McCants.
@@caseyphilbeck5423 I’m telling you, SSgt Paris Capers, MCRD SD, Lima Company, Plt 3243, insane pipes and every word filled with soul. Never heard anything like it
Anthony, You have a good ear for a great cadence. The Corps is the only service that calls cadence this way. As a former D.I., way back when ( early 70's ) we found that if you could call a good cadence it would bring the privates to a high peak. Nothing could stop them. Semper Fi to you Anthony and that's an OOORah!!
I have so much respect for our men and woman in uniform. One of my regrets was not getting into the marines. I had the honor of working with a marine who served in Iraq. He showed me this and I've been listening ever sense. Thank you to all of you who put your life on the line for us!!! There is an immense amount of sacrifices that you guys make and you do not get enough thanks!
Staff Sergeant Vincent Soto, Kilo Company-PLT 3025. (Sept. ‘96 - Dec. ‘96), was the GOAT regarding cadence and can NEVER be duplicated or repeated. I will remember sunset marches at MCRD San Diego until the day I’m gone.
I come from a family where we are all in Army. I tried to go as the first enlisted female, but I was denied due to my congenital condition. But even growing up around soldiers, this runs a chill down my spine. Respect to all service members. Especially this guy.
you're a genius ! I never understood how you made cadences until one of the comments said how you made one from a song and I looked it up because I use your cadences all the time and I actually recognized it!! you're the best
As stated below, its good to see you return with the drill cadence. This video(audio) is simply an addiction that you can not take away. hope you show more :)
BRINGES ME BACK TO MY DAYS ON PI! 1093 Bravo! SEMPER FI BROTHER! when you called the column right, i even said the pause that they train you with in Boot Camp, I love it man!
Thanks brother. I play this in bed and it helps me fall asleep. I reminisce and when i close my eyes I see myself and my platoon drilling in MCRD San Diego. Needless to say, I wake up with a stiff hard-on to start my day. SEMPER FI !!!
I feel your pain, quite literally. I was Army and the made me run even though my profile wasn't over. APFT came around, I collapse on the damn ground. Gave me a honorable and threw my ass out. I'm going back, especially if they get the Pink and Greens again.
Gots that Native American wardrum chanting vibe.... Makes me wanna bust out some heavy bag work combo routines and smoke a few frajos at the same time while I reflect on elevated truths of creation, like days gone by; really though.... jajajajajajajaja
Yes you are right and the same in Boys in Company C. As Lee Ermey was the cadence caller. Hard to duplicate as each DI has their own style. You have to develop your own style, what comes natural. By osmosis, listening and doing for hundreds of hours while on the drill field. Shafi is just plain good and is a singer also and understands voice.
+Austin Mullins Only if your vocal chords hold up. If your are thinking about hitting the drill field, be prepared to lose your voice at one point or another. Warm water and honey helped me through, but it was hell on me and I made the privates pay for my inability to do my duty (yelling). Good luck and Semper Fi!!
I recently went to a 10 day encampment to the Marine Corps base at Camp Pendleton " 31 area "(WFTB) 2 weeks ago I don't if you know the name of the program it's Devil Pups. But yeah anyway like you said we'll be disappointed wow you were right. There were DI's there drilling their Rct's & their drill cadence were nothing compare to you Scribe. Honestly I say your the best Drill Instructor ever your cadence are amazing. Also on youtube no DI can be compared to you. I wish i can be just like you.
Wow, I am not a Marine or a Soldier at all, but I would love to purchase this audio to use at my work out, The Msgt is awesome and motivational to me. Semper Fi and HOO RAH Anthony........!!
HardcoreFireman Hardcore, no apology necessary. The term Sarge is used in the Army and not in the Corps. We say the complete rank of each Marine. Again, take care and Happy Holidays to you and yours. OooRah!!
09jitters my old First Sergeant started to crack down on that. The CSM used to call her Hurricane because her first name was Katrina. She would destroy everybody's room looking for contraband and if she didn't find anything she'll just say my bad and walk out. Good old 1SG Richardson, she's a Sergeant Major now.
I can't believe that dude would talk to a MASTER SERGEANT like that. Holy shit dude that's an E-8. I'm only a PFC. I get nervous even being around NCO's
+Brandon Swilley As a former D.I., it's the respect that your Drill Instructors instilled in you that makes you understand the way of our beloved Corps. The Corps is what you make of it. Stand tall and stand proud. Semper Fi!
graduated OCS a little while ago, I was fortunate enough to have some Sergeant Instructors who were AWESOME at calling cadence. Maybe most are though....
Oh man, this brings back memories. Hotel Hell Plt. 2099, Dec. 2000. Our heavy Drill Instructor Sgt. Sanchez was probably the best cadence caller ever, he’d make you feel 10 feet tall to like total shit just by the way he called them. If we were doing awesome that day, he’d call badass cadence but if we were fucktards he call some basic crap.
this playlist is amazing didnt know that was you on the actual video Msgt, last week i got pulled aside by our company CO after drilling our platoon i was using these cadances haha great playlist
"Slow Down Heart" is on Marine Corps Drill Cadence II The songs used here are "Na na na na, Hey Hey Goodbye" by Heat, "Wade in The Water" "Baby Don't Go" Sonny and Cher "Raindrops" by Dee Clark.
![Gunna - HIM ALL ALONG [Official Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/w7Wf0h1Q8a4/mqdefault.jpg)
One of best cadence callers ever from my era. I prefer his style.
Ssgt Cheatam was my SDI. That man could call cadence like no other! Semper Fi Brother!
I was a Drill Instructor in San Diego.
TheScribe114 sounds fun
I wanna be a marine when I turn 18
micahgotracks Plays me too and my names Micah too lol, I took the oath and I ship next june after I get my diploma
@@youwillnotknowmyname840 are you still going?
Lol MCRD? I went there once when i was 11 and i miss it im now becoming 13.
I have listened to this hundreds of times and each time I am transported back to Parris Island, Plt 233 in the summer of 1974. This gives me goosebumps.
2nd Bn, PLT2061, hotel company, follow series, 2011
Damn, you are the Drill Instructor for doing this, I fell asleep to this, and then the next day walked through school singing this. People looked like I was crazy, but Veterans sang with me as we as a group marched through the school to class.I thank you for the respect you have giving to all of us who have and will service.
boot
Mad respect for all the drill instructors.
+Devil Rojas As a Drill Instructor back in the very early 70's, it was amazing to train boots and to see what we had accomplished with then maggots and then graduated Marines. I can tell that olive drab runs through your blood. Semper Fi!!
Being a Drill Instructor was the best time of my whole life. Wish it never ended. Now I’ve got a future step son that wants to be just like me even down to earning the title MARINE and eventually being a hat as well. Couldn’t be prouder of not only him but my service. SEMPER FI
ABSOLUTELY FRIGGIN' MOTIVATING!!! REMINDS ME OF PARADISE ISLAND!!!!
Drilling on the parade deck and listening to the Senior DI sing was honestly the most fun part of bootcamp. Seeing it all come together when plt 1068 won final drill was the most memorable part of my MCRD experience besides finally getting the ega.
IF you had a senoir with soul....lets be honest some DI's were just kill hats... and just wanted to kick your ass haha...(which is also apart of boot camp sure) but having a DI that had some soul in his voice...ESPECIALLY a senior...that was really special to witness
Ooh Rah
As a result of tuning in to Scribe Radio. This Sand Flea will NEVER forget the best days of my life. Nor the value of the repetition and knowledge given me by the D I s fr the moment I set down on the yellow footprints at PI to the warriors breakfast and TRULY becoming a man. I proudly served ten good years. I love you brothers and sisters. Not a DAY goes by I don't miss my beloved Corps. This reminds me that no matter where the winds of fortune or war take me. I'm never alone. Or never again lacking family. Semper fi. Thank you for everything 💜
I was a D.I. at MCRD San Diego and cadences like these were heard alot. Mine was not quite this good but I made the privates lean back and give me a full 30. I had a decent cadence. Miss the Corps.
Privates? Lol you sure you were a DI?
@@240devil1 hlhs could have been doing PT's trainning privates.
@@240devil1 , Insane one, this is what boots were called back in the very early 70's!! Fact check before you criticize! Dismissed!!
@@cosmeticclicks4589 , You were probably not even born when I was on the drill field. Early 70's, we called all boots privates! Fact check insane one!!
@@240devil1 Before your time scumbag!! you definetly don't know the history of Corps!! Dismissed!!
Nothing like coming back from the gym at 0300 and listing to something so beautiful and strong that keeps you focused on moving forward. SEMPER FI Devil Dogs stand fast and keep moving forward.
I dont enjoy germans calling me a devil dog...
Chilled their the ones who gave us the name devil dogs during ww2
@@cristobalalvarez5491 Actually... *WWI* (at Belle Woods)
I have a 6 and 4 year old boys and they love this. They walk around singing everywhere they go.
TCGaribay X how cute. Future drill instructors.
Just graduated from MCRD San Diego. Senior DI Sgt. karnes. Not too many drill instructors can sing cadence like this. So when you here it around base it's awesome!!
@4:50-5:30 gave me chills...
im in the army now, but from 2004-2008 i was in the marines. I still listen to, and call Marine Corps cadences while marching in the army. They'll never understand the pride of calling cadence like this. Great cadence MSgt McCants.
+WitX916 Should've stayed in the Corps. Semper Fi!!
This guy sounds better than most singers today.
Couldn't agree more man
jackslater230011 true
Yes thank you
Ahh blast from my era !. Memories on the grinder as the sun sets will stay with me forever !!! Ohooof*****g rrah !!!
Shafi McCants is the best cadence caller I have ever heard
Me too!
You've never heard Drill Instructor Ssgt. Charles Ragsdale. MCRD PI. Platoon 3075 India Company. Jesus fuck that man had some pipes.
@@caseyphilbeck5423 I’m telling you, SSgt Paris Capers, MCRD SD, Lima Company, Plt 3243, insane pipes and every word filled with soul. Never heard anything like it
He has the old school way of cadence and I love it😂
Anthony, You have a good ear for a great cadence. The Corps is the only service that calls cadence this way. As a former D.I., way back when ( early 70's ) we found that if you could call a good cadence it would bring the privates to a high peak. Nothing could stop them. Semper Fi to you Anthony and that's an OOORah!!
I'll be back next year with some new shit!
Gonna get it on video soon.
I have so much respect for our men and woman in uniform. One of my regrets was not getting into the marines. I had the honor of working with a marine who served in Iraq. He showed me this and I've been listening ever sense. Thank you to all of you who put your life on the line for us!!! There is an immense amount of sacrifices that you guys make and you do not get enough thanks!
Unfortunately I never served, but I could listen to you call cadence all day!!! Shafi is the best I’ve ever heard!!!
I wouldn't mind doing these for my drill team, but no, we're Air Force....
Sorry about that. We the Corps are who we are. Take care.
13 weeks of misery
Made it as a SrA at the 353. 07042009 to 28102012.
"I thought I was joinining the military. Tuned out I only joined the Air force" - A1C. Me
So a Air Force personnel plays call of duty all day?
My drill instructors did cadences like these. Man I never thought I would miss them
Msgt, these cadences bring me back to a happier time when I’m low. Thanks for these. Semper Fi from the baddest Doc KBay ever saw!
Staff Sergeant Vincent Soto, Kilo Company-PLT 3025. (Sept. ‘96 - Dec. ‘96), was the GOAT regarding cadence and can NEVER be duplicated or repeated. I will remember sunset marches at MCRD San Diego until the day I’m gone.
I Saw That You Won That Cadence Calling Competition Master Sergeant. Congratulations
The bangenist classic of our century.
I come from a family where we are all in Army. I tried to go as the first enlisted female, but I was denied due to my congenital condition. But even growing up around soldiers, this runs a chill down my spine. Respect to all service members. Especially this guy.
One of the only joys in Paris island were if you can a DI who could sing good cadence we were blessed with two, our Senior and our Kill Hat
you're a genius ! I never understood how you made cadences until one of the comments said how you made one from a song and I looked it up because I use your cadences all the time and I actually recognized it!! you're the best
Msgt. This is one of my favorite cadence's...... Thank you for the motivation Msgt.
Not a Marine but I love the cadence for my walks to keep me moving
Ummm yes it is...
tommy jesson she’s saying that she’s not a marine but she likes the cadence anyways
I graduated last friday, got home monday, cant sleep without some sort of cadence or yelling...
As stated below, its good to see you return with the drill cadence. This video(audio) is simply an addiction that you can not take away. hope you show more :)
BRINGES ME BACK TO MY DAYS ON PI! 1093 Bravo! SEMPER FI BROTHER!
when you called the column right, i even said the pause that they train you with in Boot Camp, I love it man!
AMAZING. I'd want this called at my funeral
Achilles Descent if I served I'd want it too
OooRah! Good to go!
It has been so long since I've heard cadence. This is some motivating shit
MSgt, I think found my DI's inspiration for his cadence. Thank you for posting this.
Tristian Villalobos I’d say you’re correct.
Were you a West or East coast DI?
Tristian Villalobos San Diego
TheScribe114 Yes most definitely his inspiration than. 0:41 was his cadence that I will never forget. I will definitely use it for my juniors.
my recruits when i was a senior drill instructor fell asleep to this on all my duty nights.
it works!!
Man, this sounds almost exactly like my DI, Sgt. LaCroix. Brings back some damned awesome memories.
I promise every time I'm motivated I can feel the Warrior in me...Oorah
Beautiful voice!! Put my baby daughter straight to sleep!!!
Thanks brother. I play this in bed and it helps me fall asleep. I reminisce and when i close my eyes I see myself and my platoon drilling in MCRD San Diego. Needless to say, I wake up with a stiff hard-on to start my day. SEMPER FI !!!
Brings back memories of Boot Camp!
OooRah!!
boot
Semper Fi, Marine!
God I love some good fucking drill cadence, you don't hear it in the fleet. Except the motivators which were all former DI's. Miss this shit.
So beautiful I want to cry.
I completely agree
Makes me wish I never got out due to knee pain which was finally diagnosed correctly 3 yrs later as a torn meniscus.
I feel your pain, quite literally. I was Army and the made me run even though my profile wasn't over. APFT came around, I collapse on the damn ground. Gave me a honorable and threw my ass out. I'm going back, especially if they get the Pink and Greens again.
Surprised they couldn’t fix it with surgery, put you in the WTB for a few months then transfer you back?
smeper fi brother this shit still gives me chills and i have been out of the corps for two years now
I’m in the royal Canadian army cadets and I wish they would do this for cadence
I wish we got to call cadence like this in the Army damn I’m jealous
But the army does better than the air Force
I can hear this all day. Gotta love marching cadence!!
Gots that Native American wardrum chanting vibe....
Makes me wanna bust out some heavy bag work combo routines and smoke a few frajos at the same time while I reflect on elevated truths of creation, like days gone by; really though....
jajajajajajajaja
Well time for me to be more motivated
this is great man bring back the memories from parris island
Marine Cadence, serves a Purpose. Tip of the Spear.You Come out of it this way. Singing these songs......Tip of the Spear.....
3:53-3:58 heard that part of the cadence in a brief part of Full Metal Jacket.
vietnam era cadence, i haven't seen this cadence called in the Marine corps any more.
All D.I.'s called like that Pre-90's...thank your cry baby letters to home as to why it's not done anymore. Older Marines know what I'm talking about.
thats from the boys in company c not fmj
Yes you are right and the same in Boys in Company C. As Lee Ermey was the cadence caller. Hard to duplicate as each DI has their own style. You have to develop your own style, what comes natural. By osmosis, listening and doing for hundreds of hours while on the drill field. Shafi is just plain good and is a singer also and understands voice.
usmcrules21 it’s in both films
Reminds me of my explorer academy class 91 when we will always leave the academy I was in 2nd platoon.
Really motivating, I hope one day I'll be able to call cadence like this
+Austin Mullins Only if your vocal chords hold up. If your are thinking about hitting the drill field, be prepared to lose your voice at one point or another. Warm water and honey helped me through, but it was hell on me and I made the privates pay for my inability to do my duty (yelling). Good luck and Semper Fi!!
I listen to this when alone. Just me, myself
I listen to this when i feel lonely
Once a Marine....always a Marine!!!! Bring back so many fucking memories, good shit! SEMPER FI!!!!
Memories of boot camp and music to my ears drill was my favorite part in boot
beautiful drill cadence reminds me of the military members of my family
Thank God your back. I've been looking non stop for this dam video. Keep me moto with the cadence MSgt.
Wow, I wish our Cadet Commander at my Civil Air Patrol Squadron would call this out when we are marching. Music to my ears.
Man, it's good that your back! I been looking for these videos as well.
I recently went to a 10 day encampment to the Marine Corps base at Camp Pendleton " 31 area "(WFTB) 2 weeks ago I don't if you know the name of the program it's Devil Pups. But yeah anyway like you said we'll be disappointed wow you were right. There were DI's there drilling their Rct's & their drill cadence were nothing compare to you Scribe. Honestly I say your the best Drill Instructor ever your cadence are amazing. Also on youtube no DI can be compared to you.
I wish i can be just like you.
Great! Brings back memories in my brain housing group. Semper Fi!!!
Wow, I am not a Marine or a Soldier at all, but I would love to purchase this audio to use at my work out, The Msgt is awesome and motivational to me. Semper Fi and HOO RAH Anthony........!!
Hardcore, that's OooRah, not HooRah. I know you meant well in your post, but as a former Drill Instructor, I felt compelled to correct you. Take care.
Sorry Sarge.
HardcoreFireman Hardcore, no apology necessary. The term Sarge is used in the Army and not in the Corps. We say the complete rank of each Marine. Again, take care and Happy Holidays to you and yours. OooRah!!
HardcoreFireman you can download any of them off of iTunes
09jitters my old First Sergeant started to crack down on that. The CSM used to call her Hurricane because her first name was Katrina. She would destroy everybody's room looking for contraband and if she didn't find anything she'll just say my bad and walk out. Good old 1SG Richardson, she's a Sergeant Major now.
I can't believe that dude would talk to a MASTER SERGEANT like that. Holy shit dude that's an E-8. I'm only a PFC. I get nervous even being around NCO's
+Brandon Swilley As a former D.I., it's the respect that your Drill Instructors instilled in you that makes you understand the way of our beloved Corps. The Corps is what you make of it. Stand tall and stand proud. Semper Fi!
+Brandon Swilley Boot...
graduated OCS a little while ago, I was fortunate enough to have some Sergeant Instructors who were AWESOME at calling cadence. Maybe most are though....
Oh man, this brings back memories. Hotel Hell Plt. 2099, Dec. 2000. Our heavy Drill Instructor Sgt. Sanchez was probably the best cadence caller ever, he’d make you feel 10 feet tall to like total shit just by the way he called them. If we were doing awesome that day, he’d call badass cadence but if we were fucktards he call some basic crap.
Thats the neatest thing I've ever heard
it moves me thinking of my life how I want a family
random af lol
Fuzzy Butkus actually, you can indeed be too old to start a family. Biology is real.
hell yeah, cpl. valdez named it that haha. I was one of the kids from 5th platoon who got the perfect pft award
I listen to this when I sleep, I have it memorized and when my Ssgt. has my drill the platoon, I sometimes use abit of this.
I literally listen to this in the shower😭
My boyfriend is on PI Now
What are the odds you have more of these to post, and/or tips for improving. I'd kill to march my Marines to this.
this playlist is amazing didnt know that was you on the actual video Msgt, last week i got pulled aside by our company CO after drilling our platoon i was using these cadances haha great playlist
This is beautiful
Beautiful cadence.
Still trying to memorize this so I can drill by young marine unit at a competition.
the GOAT still
soul soothing for vets.
I love it, i have it memorized, i use it when i drill the platoon. I sleep to this and im not joking.
"Slow Down Heart" is on Marine Corps Drill Cadence II
The songs used here are
"Na na na na, Hey Hey Goodbye" by Heat,
"Wade in The Water"
"Baby Don't Go" Sonny and Cher
"Raindrops" by Dee Clark.
Really wish I could go back to being in the Corps.
Left Right , My Right , 888. ARC , MVP, CPR
I heard this all the time on the west coast...
i still get motivated when i hear this semper fi hooraa
This makes me wanna be a Drill Instructor!
Brings bk memories..plt. 2043 fox co. 2001
I can hear this the whole day 😄
Thank you have a nice day boys
its 6 am were i am. And i am motivated. im in the corps. OORAH sir.
Negative. Donald Barrett= Retired
Michael Barrett= SgtMaj of the Marine Corps.
Awesome, sir.
sounds like a cross with sami yoking & powwow drum calling i like it
7:24 made me go "holy shit that Marine has a voice"
That vibrato 👌. Semper Fi