Most people on this Drumeo show listen to the whole song at LEAST once before picking up the sticks. Chad listens to 30 Second to Mars, FOR 30 seconds, and just improvs his way into a badass cover. Love that shit.
HE KILLED IT He got like 90% of the song right just in his first listen without even hearing the drums themselves. After watching this vid he's become one of my fav drummers ever.
I’ve watched many of the Drumeo videos and Chad’s is truly unique. The majority of the other drummers will listen to the entire drumless track first, most taking notes on timing, choruses, solos, transitions, etc. Then they will take a shot at it on a second play through. Chad listened to the first 30 seconds of a song he’s never heard, picked out the timing, felt the vibe and immediately started playing without any prior knowledge of the song’s structure. He actively listened to the entire song while simultaneously playing and adjusting to every transition, echoing guitar riffs, and emphasizing vocals… all in real time! That’s absolutely remarkable!
Imagine this iconic man, working closely with the longest standing drug addicted musicians for decades, with all their ups and downs, and staying true to his Midwest USA roots, family values and all around nice, genuine and generous personality while maintaining his virtuoso killer status. While even crediting his public school music programs for all his knowledge and success.❤
The title should’ve been “Chad Smith hears 30 seconds of Thirty Seconds To Mars, and then f’ng nails it” 😂 I think it’s a fantastic concept. Get a well known drummer, sit them at a kit, play them a drum less track and ask them to play what they think would work, and even better when it’s not that drummer’s preferred style/genre. Justin Hawkins (The Darkness) reacted to it in his channel and suggested getting their drummer on to give it a go. Chad wearing a Judas Priest shirt makes we want to see Drumeo throw someone in the deep end and get them to play Painkiller 😂
I would imagine that being bandmates with Frusciante, Flea, and Kiedis is part of the reason why he's so quick to pick up a song. That, and he's a fucking drum god and his attitude towards playing music is so refreshing. You never see Chad Smith not in the mood. He's just enjoyable to watch because he's always playing like he really means it. Stellar musician. 10/10
The one major thing that sets Chad's version apart, which i think is so much better, is his ghost beats with the kick drum. Gives it such a better groove
I've watched a few reactions to this video (which is why RUclips recommended yours, so hello!) and there's something none of them have picked up on that for some reason I just felt like you'd hit upon. At the end of the breakdown, he perfectly anticipates the final chorus, which everyone (myself and you included) rightly flip out for, but it's not some magic trick. He's tapping away and actively listening to the song. He hears the ambient swell during the last beat or two, and that's what triggers his finely-tuned senses to say "here we go!" Those are the sorts of little things that can make this sort of "perfect improvisation" possible. I think what triggered my ear to it (I recognized the chorus, but I'd never listened the song before) was something the drummer in my old church band said. I'm a singer & guitarist (primarily singer) and our band was completed by a jazz pianist, so we liked to play around with styles, arrangements, and I'd often add in vocal deviations and/or diva moments (because they're fun). The drummer said to me at one point during a practice that I sang like I was conducting the band. He pointed out that he could always hear that little edge to crescendo in my voice just before I was going to go off-script into something bigger, and that it allowed him to raise his intensity WITH me, not just picking it up after I'm already there. I'd never thought of that before, and while I certainly understood what he was saying, I don't think I'd really FELT it until I watched this Drumeo video for the first time and was able to anticipate the final chorus in real-time along with Chad. It was a total "a ha" moment for me. Anyway, I enjoyed this video, and I'll definitely be checking out more of your stuff. Cheers!
it is a good one but i prefer chad just diving in cuz then he has to come up with everything on the fly and made it sound damn near perfect to the original
BRO !! THANK YOU for watching the whole video... damn near every other reaction ive watched for this cut it off as soon as he was done... earned a sub my man. thank you!!
He was just playing around and having fun at the end. If you notice he never actually listens to the song all the way through any time it’s played with the exception of when he played it. He also played it on the very first take and didn’t use a second or third take like all the other drummers did. Not taking away anything from the other drummers on the show as they all didn’t great job. Chad’s talent is just amazing. I personally believe that Chad Smith is one of the drummers that Shannon looked up to which is why it has a bit of Chads’ style in it.
@@joelyjamz yeah, it would have been interesting to see what he would have done if he had taken it very seriously or if he had played it a second time.
He’s been playing so long that when his mind connected to some rhythm his muscle memory picked it right up. Years and years of playing and the confidence to know he can do it and if not … fuck it I’ll do it the way i think it should be. Heck if you’d never heard the song before you’d have thought those were the actual beats lol
That whole series is a lot of fun, but I'm partial to Greyson Nekrutman playing Sleep Token (Hypnosis). Even the ones where the drummer doesn't manage to get all that close to the original arrangement are so interesting to just see the mental process they go through in trying to reverse-engineer the drum part.
Ok I am not a drummer but I love how Chad for the Chilis has this amazing off beat, that is so late it feels like it should be off time but is just perfect, what I love about him as a drummer is that he doesn’t play that chilli style on everything he drums, so on this he is on the beat, and when playing with dua lips he does the pop style so well.
The fact that he was able to just jump in after listening to the first 30 or 40 seconds makes this THE drummer blind take video the best. Moving forward, I'd like to see Drumeo challenge more drummers to try that approach. Sort of like a Hot Ones challenge. No prep, just jump in blind.
This is one of the best reaction videos that I heve seen for ages... cos it was so weird to see, how Chad got in so quickly, not knowing the song and did it so ***** well... And I do like both bands... 30 STM is to me the more relatable, but still. Both bands are great.
you can see chad is listening to the song to catch the feel. at 4:45, you can see that he thought the song was going to hit a high peak, but it went down. he went from hitting the crash twice to back on the ride as he predicted wrongly and the song mellowed down
When he goes to the crash initially it still worked. If you mixed it with the crash really far in the background it would still sound right during that part.
@@sirpsychoczyzyk the first crash was okay the second one sounded a little out of place but still okay. he noticed jerald voice went quieter. so he stoped the crash. he also did mention that he way he plays is to match the intensity of the singer.
@@Syn741 yeah I was watching another reaction where the dude mentioned Chad was playing around the vocals in a keith moon type of way. I tend to do that too while playing and always thought it wasn’t correct or something but now I feel validated lol
@@sirpsychoczyzyk haha just play the way you want to play. it gives your drumming a unique style. I mean chad likes to ghost his bass drums, which some people say its a no no. but it's his way of playing and it still sounds good. All I can say is that if it fits the music, it fits. There really isn't a right or wrong.
Lovely reaction from you! Chad is a beast. For me RHCP is a crazy band cause Anthony isn't on the same level but the trio of Will Ferrel, Wayne Rooney and Jesus is so amazing. Had so much fun listening to their solos over and over. Hope you will react to Sugarfoot and Linkin Park
Thats a very cool concept they have going on there. I've seen only a couple. It's a funny thing isn't it. Skill always win. I'd love to see a "kid" play like this
You need to check out any of the Jonathan “Sugarfoot” Moffett videos. He was Michael Jackson’s live drummer from 83 til his death. MJ, a famous perfectionist, said “Everyone makes mistakes live,the guitar, even me, but not Sugarfoot.” I think that says it’s all. Dude is more accurate than a metronome! Or Larnell Lewis, a jazz fusion drummer, playing Enter Sandman after a single listen. He’s absolutely a musical genius, anticipating everything within 30 seconds. He apparently joined the group Snarky Puppy at the last minute and on the plane ride learned the entire catalog.
This whole series of videos are great. Chad’s is particularly remarkable since he played as he listened for the take, but even the others (who are incredibly talented) where they just listen through the drumless track once and make an incredible take are just as impressive. Personally my favorites are of the younger drummers since they seem to more flexible in style than a lot of the more prestigious drummers (who are obviously incredible in their own right). Personal favorite was either the megadeth drummer or Zackgrooves covering architects. Both of them played the song very differently from the original, but in a way that sometimes sounds even better than the originals
Chad Smith has played with a lot of artists and bands outside RHCP : Johnny Cash, Iggy Pop, Dua Lipa, Ozzy to name a few. But my favorite song is Fishbone's cover of The Temptations "Shakey Ground" that also includes Flea.
Just subbed. Why?!!! Because Hell Yea it's in a 3/4 LMAO,..so many people i hear are like no it's a 6,..etc... Hey man,.calm down LOL ,..it's a 3?4,.but that's all you get. My man figured out 30 seconds to mars in 30 seconds for real LOL
a lot of drummers are fast they have a lot of tricks blah blah blah but for me true skill and knowledge comes only with age and experience to listen to 30 seconds of a song without drums and to play the drums that close to the original is amazing.
It'd be lit to hear RHCP do a clean cover and then a dirty interpretation of this song. Hell, maybe they trade songs for a track or two on a joint album.
Funny how 2 others said it was in 6 (not that I know, I just take Chads word for it way above the others) Not sure what the difference exactly is as it sounds like they're pretty close since people say different numbers.
I can’t believe so many goofs believe Chad Smith just improvised hearing a song for 10 seconds and played it EXACTLY like the original and even knew where all the breaks were 😂😂 Especially when they have world class drummers on there who have no clue and usually get it pretty wrong after working on it for an hour. 6:20 is the face of someone not telling the truth
The fact that you think that shows you don't know music or play instruments. You're just being a hater. He is a world class drummer and he actually does this with the chili peppers when coming up with new grooves for songs. Just improvising. If you know what to look for you can see he is constantly catching up to the beat bc he doesn't know what's happening and he leaves himself a lot of space. Also, there are multiple times where he starts one thing and changes it after a bar or a half of one bc he realizes the song is taking a different approach. Actual musicians will tell you that he clearly didn't know this song.
I have no clue about drumming: What does it mean to say that a song is in "3s" or "4s" and why is an experienced drummer able to immediately free-style their part to the song?
GG from argentina Bro. Music and cultura Will save us all. I would love to see You react to the love perfornance "Perdonado - Invisible ,Spinetta en vivo 2008" "recital las bandas eternas" or "mi elemento - Spinetta en vivo" from the same concert, their respective drumms performances from those songs. Two different drummers playing along our Rock legend, L.A. Spinetta. Love your work keep it going!
You didn't commentbso i dont know if you picked up on the fact that the track he was listening to was a drumless track... which is the typical M.O. But where most listen through all the way once before trying it out on the 2nd and sometimes 3rd pass, so they can note the breaks etc... But no, he just jumps in without knowing where breaks are and nails them anyways, wtf.
Just a bit of advice for future reaction videos... Pause the video for when you make your comment. I don't know about others but I can't really hear your comments when the video is still playing.
Isn't the song in 6/8? 3/4 would say the are 3 quarternotes accents in a measure. 6/8 says the accents are on beats 1 and 4, dividing the measure in two basically. X/8 measures are always 3 and 2 8th note groups. X/4 measures mostly have accents on every quarter note. 8/8 is Coldplay - Clocks 4/4 is MJ - Billie Jean
Most people on this Drumeo show listen to the whole song at LEAST once before picking up the sticks. Chad listens to 30 Second to Mars, FOR 30 seconds, and just improvs his way into a badass cover. Love that shit.
Yeah just oil me up and smack me out of the park vibes 🙌🙌😂😂😂
@@joelyjamzthank you for putting this out my friend . A MFKN LEGEND KILLING A Drum Less track.. no pun intended 😂😂.. this was fire. Chads a legend!!
"No, i fuckin nailed it" what a boss, love this guy
Amazing isn’t he
Man broke a drumstick and still never missed a beat. He ran that shit. Much Respect!!!!
HE KILLED IT
He got like 90% of the song right just in his first listen without even hearing the drums themselves. After watching this vid he's become one of my fav drummers ever.
Chad Listened for 30 seconds of 30 seconds to Mars song "The Kill" and he Killed it. 😅😳
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I’ve watched many of the Drumeo videos and Chad’s is truly unique.
The majority of the other drummers will listen to the entire drumless track first, most taking notes on timing, choruses, solos, transitions, etc. Then they will take a shot at it on a second play through.
Chad listened to the first 30 seconds of a song he’s never heard, picked out the timing, felt the vibe and immediately started playing without any prior knowledge of the song’s structure. He actively listened to the entire song while simultaneously playing and adjusting to every transition, echoing guitar riffs, and emphasizing vocals… all in real time! That’s absolutely remarkable!
That’s him all over!!!
Just a beast and a legend 🙌🙌
It blows me away how amazing he does without even listening to the whole drumless track at least once. He just kills with no idea what's coming next.
Yeah thought he was amazing 🙌🙌
That drop in was perfect!
Definitely!!! Sounded so good 🙌🙌
Imagine this iconic man, working closely with the longest standing drug addicted musicians for decades, with all their ups and downs, and staying true to his Midwest USA roots, family values and all around nice, genuine and generous personality while maintaining his virtuoso killer status. While even crediting his public school music programs for all his knowledge and success.❤
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i love how he was on the ride cymbal. That made it so he can absolutely go ham while not sounding like he was overplaying.
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Great reaction video. Chad is a freaking BEAST 🤩🥁🤘🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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The title should’ve been “Chad Smith hears 30 seconds of Thirty Seconds To Mars, and then f’ng nails it” 😂
I think it’s a fantastic concept. Get a well known drummer, sit them at a kit, play them a drum less track and ask them to play what they think would work, and even better when it’s not that drummer’s preferred style/genre.
Justin Hawkins (The Darkness) reacted to it in his channel and suggested getting their drummer on to give it a go.
Chad wearing a Judas Priest shirt makes we want to see Drumeo throw someone in the deep end and get them to play Painkiller 😂
Amazing isn’t it 🙌🙌
Wow, he nailed it. As a drummer this is impressive!!!
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I would imagine that being bandmates with Frusciante, Flea, and Kiedis is part of the reason why he's so quick to pick up a song.
That, and he's a fucking drum god and his attitude towards playing music is so refreshing.
You never see Chad Smith not in the mood. He's just enjoyable to watch because he's always playing like he really means it. Stellar musician. 10/10
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he was toying with it incredible
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The one major thing that sets Chad's version apart, which i think is so much better, is his ghost beats with the kick drum. Gives it such a better groove
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They usually listen to the full track first. Chad just jumped right in.
Yeah loved that 😂
Those bloody chorus accents are freaking gold young lad. Bloody brilliant mate! Great reaction.
Glad you enjoyed
He really nailed it )) Chad is a real chad 😆
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There's a video going around of Jared Leto and his brother (the drummer) watching Chad's performance and loving it. A phenomenal job.
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“If we put the drums on God Mode, no one will ever be able to do it.”
Chad Smith: “hold my pint, I got this.”
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He fucking nailed it. Chads wheelhouse has no ceiling bro. I loved his energy
Incredible wasn’t it
God level drummer
I loved this video as Chad yet again shows what an absolutely beast he is 🙌🔥🥁
I've watched a few reactions to this video (which is why RUclips recommended yours, so hello!) and there's something none of them have picked up on that for some reason I just felt like you'd hit upon. At the end of the breakdown, he perfectly anticipates the final chorus, which everyone (myself and you included) rightly flip out for, but it's not some magic trick. He's tapping away and actively listening to the song. He hears the ambient swell during the last beat or two, and that's what triggers his finely-tuned senses to say "here we go!" Those are the sorts of little things that can make this sort of "perfect improvisation" possible.
I think what triggered my ear to it (I recognized the chorus, but I'd never listened the song before) was something the drummer in my old church band said. I'm a singer & guitarist (primarily singer) and our band was completed by a jazz pianist, so we liked to play around with styles, arrangements, and I'd often add in vocal deviations and/or diva moments (because they're fun). The drummer said to me at one point during a practice that I sang like I was conducting the band. He pointed out that he could always hear that little edge to crescendo in my voice just before I was going to go off-script into something bigger, and that it allowed him to raise his intensity WITH me, not just picking it up after I'm already there. I'd never thought of that before, and while I certainly understood what he was saying, I don't think I'd really FELT it until I watched this Drumeo video for the first time and was able to anticipate the final chorus in real-time along with Chad. It was a total "a ha" moment for me.
Anyway, I enjoyed this video, and I'll definitely be checking out more of your stuff. Cheers!
Legend thanks Greg appreciate the kind words mate
He doesn't even take a whole listen like everyone else. He just goes God Mode and starts playing
Amazing
Dirk Verbeuren (Megadeth) doing Mr Brightside is awesome. because he does a full listen through making notes rather than going directly in like Chad.
Just finished editing that ready for next week 🙌🙌
it is a good one but i prefer chad just diving in cuz then he has to come up with everything on the fly and made it sound damn near perfect to the original
Chad is way more impressive.
The level of difficulty this is on with playing it directly without listening to the song beforehand is levels above...
Dirk's version is intriguing because it shows just how much tone drums have. He genuinely makes the song a bit sadder than the original.
YES THIS IS THE BEST ONE YET. DIRK VERBEUREN MR. BRIGHTSIDE
i can tell your a real drummer cuz i love this video and have watched a few folks react to it. i wanna start drumming but idk where to start
You should definitely start. Drumeo themselves do a fantastic program
BRO !! THANK YOU for watching the whole video... damn near every other reaction ive watched for this cut it off as soon as he was done... earned a sub my man. thank you!!
Thanks brother 🙌🙌
He was just playing around and having fun at the end. If you notice he never actually listens to the song all the way through any time it’s played with the exception of when he played it. He also played it on the very first take and didn’t use a second or third take like all the other drummers did. Not taking away anything from the other drummers on the show as they all didn’t great job. Chad’s talent is just amazing. I personally believe that Chad Smith is one of the drummers that Shannon looked up to which is why it has a bit of Chads’ style in it.
He was so so good 🙌🙌
@@joelyjamz yeah, it would have been interesting to see what he would have done if he had taken it very seriously or if he had played it a second time.
FANTASTIC reaction video from a musicians perspective! You nailed the reaction with your comments as well as Chad played the drums
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He’s been playing so long that when his mind connected to some rhythm his muscle memory picked it right up. Years and years of playing and the confidence to know he can do it and if not … fuck it I’ll do it the way i think it should be. Heck if you’d never heard the song before you’d have thought those were the actual beats lol
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To say this is epic is a understatement wow.
It’s amazing isn’t it
He only needed to listen for a few seconds to start creating that wonder!
Mental isn’t it
That whole series is a lot of fun, but I'm partial to Greyson Nekrutman playing Sleep Token (Hypnosis). Even the ones where the drummer doesn't manage to get all that close to the original arrangement are so interesting to just see the mental process they go through in trying to reverse-engineer the drum part.
I am going to watch the lot of them 🙌🙌
Ok I am not a drummer but I love how Chad for the Chilis has this amazing off beat, that is so late it feels like it should be off time but is just perfect, what I love about him as a drummer is that he doesn’t play that chilli style on everything he drums, so on this he is on the beat, and when playing with dua lips he does the pop style so well.
I will definitely check that out 🙌🙌
No way! Thought I recognised you when you came up on my feed, its a fellow Norwich person from the band Youth Killed It 😎
Hello mate!!!! Yes the very same.
Make sure to sub 🤪🤪🤪
The fact that he was able to just jump in after listening to the first 30 or 40 seconds makes this THE drummer blind take video the best.
Moving forward, I'd like to see Drumeo challenge more drummers to try that approach. Sort of like a Hot Ones challenge. No prep, just jump in blind.
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8:15 that drum fill made it more epic.
Yeah amazing 🙌🙌
This is one of the best reaction videos that I heve seen for ages... cos it was so weird to see, how Chad got in so quickly, not knowing the song and did it so ***** well... And I do like both bands... 30 STM is to me the more relatable, but still. Both bands are great.
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you can see chad is listening to the song to catch the feel. at 4:45, you can see that he thought the song was going to hit a high peak, but it went down. he went from hitting the crash twice to back on the ride as he predicted wrongly and the song mellowed down
When he goes to the crash initially it still worked. If you mixed it with the crash really far in the background it would still sound right during that part.
@@sirpsychoczyzyk the first crash was okay the second one sounded a little out of place but still okay. he noticed jerald voice went quieter. so he stoped the crash. he also did mention that he way he plays is to match the intensity of the singer.
Yeah I think for a first time run through it’s pretty good 👍😂🙌
@@Syn741 yeah I was watching another reaction where the dude mentioned Chad was playing around the vocals in a keith moon type of way. I tend to do that too while playing and always thought it wasn’t correct or something but now I feel validated lol
@@sirpsychoczyzyk haha just play the way you want to play. it gives your drumming a unique style. I mean chad likes to ghost his bass drums, which some people say its a no no. but it's his way of playing and it still sounds good. All I can say is that if it fits the music, it fits. There really isn't a right or wrong.
Great reaction! My favorite vid on Drumeo! I personally want Chad to play "Higher Power" by Boston.
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Lovely reaction from you!
Chad is a beast. For me RHCP is a crazy band cause Anthony isn't on the same level but the trio of Will Ferrel, Wayne Rooney and Jesus is so amazing. Had so much fun listening to their solos over and over.
Hope you will react to Sugarfoot and Linkin Park
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Thats a very cool concept they have going on there. I've seen only a couple. It's a funny thing isn't it. Skill always win. I'd love to see a "kid" play like this
Yeah it’s a very clever thing 🙌🙌
Many great drumers in drumeo, but only Chad Smith goes all the track in 30seconds hearing... .hahahaha 30 seconds to mars.
He is amazing isn’t he 🙌🙌🙌
50 seconds to mars**
You need to check out any of the Jonathan “Sugarfoot” Moffett videos. He was Michael Jackson’s live drummer from 83 til his death.
MJ, a famous perfectionist, said “Everyone makes mistakes live,the guitar, even me, but not Sugarfoot.” I think that says it’s all. Dude is more accurate than a metronome!
Or Larnell Lewis, a jazz fusion drummer, playing Enter Sandman after a single listen. He’s absolutely a musical genius, anticipating everything within 30 seconds. He apparently joined the group Snarky Puppy at the last minute and on the plane ride learned the entire catalog.
Awesome will check this out 🙌🙌
Who doesn't know this amazing song and band????
I love this song of their's .....
I know mental 🙌🙌
I like that song Chad did so well
Awesome isn’t he 🙌🙌
Chad nailed it..fosho..he is musician at first
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This whole series of videos are great. Chad’s is particularly remarkable since he played as he listened for the take, but even the others (who are incredibly talented) where they just listen through the drumless track once and make an incredible take are just as impressive. Personally my favorites are of the younger drummers since they seem to more flexible in style than a lot of the more prestigious drummers (who are obviously incredible in their own right). Personal favorite was either the megadeth drummer or Zackgrooves covering architects. Both of them played the song very differently from the original, but in a way that sometimes sounds even better than the originals
Yeah I need to see this 🙌🙌
Megadeth doing Mr Brightside and Zack doing Architects were both really good. you should def check them out
Megadeath doing brightside is the next one out next week 🙌🙌
Chad Smith has played with a lot of artists and bands outside RHCP : Johnny Cash, Iggy Pop, Dua Lipa, Ozzy to name a few. But my favorite song is Fishbone's cover of The Temptations "Shakey Ground" that also includes Flea.
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Just subbed. Why?!!! Because Hell Yea it's in a 3/4 LMAO,..so many people i hear are like no it's a 6,..etc... Hey man,.calm down LOL ,..it's a 3?4,.but that's all you get. My man figured out 30 seconds to mars in 30 seconds for real LOL
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yeah chad murdered that shit haha
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Such a good listener...
He’s awesome isn’t he 🙌
I've seen this so many times, but I never noticed how impressive 5:03 was. Excellent observation!
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Fkn Amazing mate!!
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Greyson doing sleep token song. Was fuckin great also
Will add that to the list
a lot of drummers are fast they have a lot of tricks blah blah blah but for me true skill and knowledge comes only with age and experience to listen to 30 seconds of a song without drums and to play the drums that close to the original is amazing.
100%. How he took the song and just nailed it was unreal but not unexpected given how good he is 🙌🙌
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Freaking loved your reaction man! A lot of reactors don't know who Red Hot Chili Peppers are! Crying shame!
Yeah it amazes me that people don’t know 🙌🙌
Larnell Lewis playing Metallica's Enter Sandman is really great to watch also!
That’s coming very soon 🙌🙌
Yes that one is great but how the fuck does someone exist on this earth for decades without encountering enter sandman before lolol
@@sirpsychoczyzyk I couldn't agree more!
Amazing ❤❤❤ Great skills
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@@joelyjamz incredible 💖💖
U failed to mention that they play the song without the drum section
I think he just went straight into it 🙌🙌
It'd be lit to hear RHCP do a clean cover and then a dirty interpretation of this song. Hell, maybe they trade songs for a track or two on a joint album.
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Gotta do Larnell Lewis’ episode too! He’s a genius!
On the list 🙌🙌
Legend
He really is 🙌🙌🙌
Funny how 2 others said it was in 6 (not that I know, I just take Chads word for it way above the others) Not sure what the difference exactly is as it sounds like they're pretty close since people say different numbers.
The beats in 3 but can be in 6 because of how the one falls.
All the same 🙌
I can’t believe so many goofs believe Chad Smith just improvised hearing a song for 10 seconds and played it EXACTLY like the original and even knew where all the breaks were 😂😂 Especially when they have world class drummers on there who have no clue and usually get it pretty wrong after working on it for an hour. 6:20 is the face of someone not telling the truth
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The fact that you think that shows you don't know music or play instruments. You're just being a hater. He is a world class drummer and he actually does this with the chili peppers when coming up with new grooves for songs. Just improvising. If you know what to look for you can see he is constantly catching up to the beat bc he doesn't know what's happening and he leaves himself a lot of space. Also, there are multiple times where he starts one thing and changes it after a bar or a half of one bc he realizes the song is taking a different approach. Actual musicians will tell you that he clearly didn't know this song.
I have no clue about drumming:
What does it mean to say that a song is in "3s" or "4s" and why is an experienced drummer able to immediately free-style their part to the song?
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GG from argentina Bro. Music and cultura Will save us all. I would love to see You react to the love perfornance "Perdonado - Invisible ,Spinetta en vivo 2008" "recital las bandas eternas" or "mi elemento - Spinetta en vivo" from the same concert, their respective drumms performances from those songs. Two different drummers playing along our Rock legend, L.A. Spinetta. Love your work keep it going!
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You didn't commentbso i dont know if you picked up on the fact that the track he was listening to was a drumless track... which is the typical M.O.
But where most listen through all the way once before trying it out on the 2nd and sometimes 3rd pass, so they can note the breaks etc...
But no, he just jumps in without knowing where breaks are and nails them anyways, wtf.
Yeah literally jumped straight in!!!
Loved it 🙌🙌
Chad's version was much better. Too many kicks drag the song back. Sounded really laboured when they played the original after his take.
I know what you mean it felt like he drove it more 🙌🙌
Your song? So, you're drummer in original?
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Just a bit of advice for future reaction videos... Pause the video for when you make your comment. I don't know about others but I can't really hear your comments when the video is still playing.
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Isn't the song in 6/8?
3/4 would say the are 3 quarternotes accents in a measure.
6/8 says the accents are on beats 1 and 4, dividing the measure in two basically.
X/8 measures are always 3 and 2 8th note groups. X/4 measures mostly have accents on every quarter note.
8/8 is Coldplay - Clocks
4/4 is MJ - Billie Jean
Agreed 6/8
For those in doubt, the transcription flashes on the screen at the bottom for a few seconds.
I would count it in 12/8
Listen to the lyrics, they are 8 bar phrases. 8 bars of 6/8
Checkout Chad with chicken foot
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I actually prefer his style at the ending. I know... unpopular opinion. 🤷♀️
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I didn't know that he and Flea aren't even friends.
I didn’t know that
Isn't the song in 6/8?
No it’s 12/8 or 3/4.
12/8 is 12 8th notes in the bar.
The main thing is this song is on 3 so it can be split 🙌🙌
@@joelyjamz I don't think I'll ever grasp time signatures. lol Music theory is so lost on me
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It's in 6/8
All the same bars of 3
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Have you heard of el estepario siberiano btw? He is not very reactable as he only makes shorts tmk but he is insane. He uses one hand for every song
Yeah I’ve done one cover of his so far 🙌🙌
Do Larnell Lewis on Drumeo for sho you’ll love it! 🔥🔥🔥
Will definitely do that
I think it's 3/6 isn't it?
12/8 3/4 all the same ha ha
@@joelyjamzyes and no
The amount of smugness here is only reflected in the amount of subscribers
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5:28 lmao what. No he switched 7 years ago to DW. he recently switched from Sabian a year ago
I always think it’s recent was like 2016 wasn’t it 🤪
@@joelyjamz lol ya it was for the getaway tour. Was actually shocked he left pearl after 25 years
Same!!! i juts brought his old signature snare!!! well cheap@@jd0879
you don't think he over played it?! wow. I'd love to hear your opinion with all due respect sir.
He just put his own spin on it 🙌
@@joelyjamz fair enough I guess idk
Checkout the first Chickenfoot record for some great Chad Smith Rock and Roll drumming!
Awesome will check that out
It's in 6/8. The phrasing is the clear difference from 3/4.
Both in 3s so makes no difference