I hate to disagree with you; I'm also an Army vet. My dad was Navy. As far as technique and finesse, the Navy cymbalists were off. Before the Army gift of dust.
That’s the other way around. The Navy had the show moved to make up for being smaller. They didn’t use the bass drums to their advantage like the Army or the cymbal line. They were like an after thought.
@@auntiem873 no disrespect but I’d LOVE for thee two institutions to play in a historical black college and university battle of the bands to see the contrast of style ruclips.net/video/Wvq86oLGvJw/видео.html
@@auntiem873 I agree. The Army has fantastic music, departments. . I am subscribed to their utube site. Pure talent, whether ( conductors) vocals, or Instruments. They have a wonderful’Battle Hymn of The Republic,’ on one of their videos. In my opinion, it’s far better than any larger, groups.
The integrity of the Navy frontline to stand w/o withdrawal AND hold a pleasant demeanor whilest under "powder attack prank" (which showed immediately on pristine drums & surely added a TON of uniform clean up time & effort) shows their absolute unity and trust in their team to take all and give all- TOGETHER unhindered to carry on at their best. 👏 Bravo!
Navy vet here. Two different styles for 2 different branches. Always knew the Navy drumline was super technical but didn't know the Army's style would fit them so well. All the Army folks I've known are goofballs, deadly goofballs but still goofballs. Loved seeing the jam together at the end.
The army may have groove but they were 2 different styles arguably the navy was more class. And much harder if you compare its more regulation vs exhibition and when you see tempo and uniformity vs the army's style one is much harder than the other in my opinion that's why there multiple judges
The Navy did look sharp, but I have to give it to the Army as far as playing goes. To me they were head and shoulders above the Navy in technical ability they just sounded a lot crisper and in unison better in my opinion.
@@ReedThomas71 overall I liked the Army’s style and rhythm, but the style of the Navy’s last set was very succinct and crisp. I wish the Army would’ve utilized their snares more. Both were fun to watch.
@@kabodick I just enjoyed the Army’s performance more, I would have like to have seen more from their snare’s too in a traditional drum line battle. I don’t know, overall in totality I like the Army better. I don’t have a dog in either fight and not bias, I didn’t serve in the military.
I had to revisit this video since he is no longer with us, I remember the good times we had and how proud he was of these fine people. My dad served in the Navy during the Vietnam era, he was in Guam and Panama. I remember the very first time I played this and how excited he was to hear the Navy play the drums (as well as Army! We are a military family! 💪🏽). Phenomenal drum playing from both parties. I thank everyone who has served past and present, your service for this country does not go unnoticed. In the words of my Dad, "Freedom is not free". I miss you Dad and thank you for your service. 😇
This is so surprisingly fitting. Army played a straight forward solid crowd pleaser capitalizing on their larger bass line and thus fuller sound while Navy played far more technically focusing on individual sounds to create diversity. So basically Army huah overrun the enemy with infantry and tanks Vs. Navy technicians and engineers operating ships and submarines... Even the drumlines exhibit the cultural differences between the services. Cool how that played out.
I guess. I think rhetorically analyzing the different styles of the drum lines is reading into it a little much. Also, technicians and engineers are a pretty important part of the army, too. They literally have an “army corps of engineers”.
@@victoriahill4568 If you want Naval Sharp, the Royal Marines stick drill masters both. And I still say there's a place for lyre xylophones in the percussion line!
Go Navy! My dad was a machinist mate on the USS Lexington CV16 in WWII and fought in 7 combat theaters in the South Pacific 🇺🇸🗽. Came home in '44 and in '50 started a 22 year career in the NYFD retiring as Captain engine company 218 Bushwick 🚒. My hero! Miss ya dad. 🥺
Absolutely GREAT show! THANKS TO ALL OF OUR MILITARY MEMBERS! Just remember no matter what or how intense and fun this can be they may all be joining together on a battlefield and it matters not what branch of service they will come together for us the United States of America!!! Once again a heartfelt thanks to all service members! Still serving, retired and passed! We love you all! And appreciate your sacrifices!!!
@@nataliebalena4485 Tell your son thanks for me!!! I didn't have the guts to put my name on that line. To all those DRAFTED or voluntary thank you all for your service! May God Bless you and care for you! We will never forget!
4:01 The way the Army bass drummers shift the beat individually was next level. Would love to hear the Army bass drummers with the Navy snare drummers.
That was my immediate thought. Army guy as well, but Navy made our dudes look like a high school drumline. It's all in good fun. Respect paid where respect is due.
Isn’t it funny how things just naturally fall into their stereotypes? Army - rough and rugged, a little reckless and In your face. Navy- finesse and precision.
Navy took that!!!❤ Takes me back to HS and HBCU battle of the band. Now THAT is where the moves, skills and flavor REALLY comes in if you are into good drumlines❤❤❤
So proud to be American. After watching these ladies and gentlemen my pride has swelled. I wish for safe long happy lives for all our services members. I’m aware this doesn’t always occur. Those that remain keep the lost service members spirits alive. Case in point what we just watched.
Ok that was awesome! I loved the snare flair on the Navy squad, but the cadence and rhythm of the toms and bass on the Army side were just so darn catchy!! They all did a fabulous job! 👏👏👏
It’s nice to see that with all the rivalry and the drum battle they still respect each other. I went to one army navy game in Philadelphia and even though both teams wanted to win badly they still had the utmost respect.
Non-military college marching band member here. No matter how deep the rivalries go, band members don't hold the resentment that the fans have. I've been screaming at and cussed out by fans and players but never by band members in the 10 years I have done it. It's one of the most awesome things when we're able to mingle with the opposing band and it's just an atmosphere of genuine love. I'll have to say that the precision of the navy drumline gave them the win here though 😄
I like Navy's " Top Secret" moves. Their technical skills are really good. Army's energy was good as well. Great job all around to both teams. Well done everyone. 🙂
If you can't say something nice, keep your mouth shut. Maybe the person who missed a beat could have been sick, nervous, etc. This is OUR military!! Without them we would not have our freedom! I think they are great!!!! And I'm proud of our military no matter what they are doing!
yes I think so saddly as a land lover, I admit the sea boys were better and tighter knit drummers and look like they are actually in millitary uniform. the rivelry might be the highest but in the end if they are called on they are who keep us safe and the world they are part of our millitary and are willing to put life on the line in their role dont forget that.
The frustrations of RUclips...Im at home watching this, when all I want to do is be there, to shake each one of their hands, to thank them for this beautiful show, their amazing talent and for everything they do for us each and every day all so we can enjoy what we do. Go Army! Go Navy! Go USA!
I’m an old Air Force guy. I gotta give this one to the Navy. But that “jam session” at the end was pretty cool. Great way to build camaraderie between the branches.
I’m a 53 year old Brit and i love me some drum and Bass. The Army absolutely tore this one up. A much cleaner and pure sound. The Navy had too many off beats. But the Navy did look smart until the got powder on them 😂
When I was young I got the opportunity to see one of the national drumline competitions in the town I was living in it was a great night that I have never forgotten even after all these years
Army Strong! Navy Proud! I was in the Army, my Dad was Army Air Corps and Air Force, and my Uncle was a Dauntless Dive Bomber during the Battle of Midway!
That was dope. Salute to those who serve and protect our American way of life. Great to see the Armed forces bands doing this. Technical skill to the Navy; bounce to the Army. I didn't like how the Army drumline "hid" behind the symbols, would have liked to see them up front. Loved the jam session at the end. This a tie for me. All winners. 😀👏🙏
What are these yahoos protecting? My amusement? Publicly paid clowns. Glad my Papa died and I break my back everyday so I can watch your pi$$ing contest.
we're the winners, to have such professionals serving in our Armed Forces. Why do we have such excellent officers? Tradition, training, and the best young men and women in the US.
Protect your American way of life? Are you really that detached from how big of a shit hole the States are? I am truly surprised they managed to have their cap on the right way. Some one must have showed them a diagram on how there meant to be worn.
It's a hard call here-loved the swing, rhythms and soulful feel from the Army's drum line (my husband is Army, so slight bias here), but also loved the concise, complex cadences from the Navy as well (my cousin did drum line for many years)---kudos to both lines and gentlemen, THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR SERVICE to our country!!!!
Military mom here (x3). As you enjoy watching these talented young men and women having a spirited competition, just start praying for their safety. May God bless and protect our nations heroes!
I know about the sacrifices that a mom makes. The sleepless nights, the worry when, back in my day, the mail would run late, or a cancelled leave. It takes a toll. My God hold and keep you as well as yours. Moms are always on the minds of the deployed. Know you too are a hero, just of a different sort.
Bless you, Mark. Of course technology has greatly improved (from 2002- to now), so now we can hear from our children regularly. But I can tell you there were many times that the 2-week mark (no contact) would hit and I automatically started deep cleaning the living room so it looked nice when when they came to do the Notification. Their dad knew better than to stop me. Once, it had been nearly a month, I would leave my cell number on the front door. ('Hell-man' province when the bad guys played constant target practice on the satellites). But I've learned three crucial lessons over the last 20 years: 1. It's waaaaay harder to be an Army Mom than an Army Wife :-) 2. God's love for us is CRAZY! I definitely didn't want to give MY sons' lives for a bunch of ungrateful people. But He did! 2. God's peace really does surpass all understanding: because I sure couldn't explain it! ☺️
@@greenbananas7766 Yay! Yup, I'm a Navy Junior. My dad is a retired Chief, and my brother is a retired Lieutenant. As my dad always says,"the officers may give the orders, but the Chiefs run the Navy!" Go Navy! Fly Navy!
Now this is one of the gems on RUclips. Both drumlines play slighly different style, very hard to say which one I prefer. Considering the great sound the smaller Navy team produced I go with them. They looked a little traditional in their uniforms though. Great dumming from both lines.
This just showed up in my feed, and I am thrilled that it did. It was an electric performance by both the Army and the Navy. Different techniques but both so talented. Amazing.
True story: the drummer who started all this was a Marine at Camp Pendleton in 1977. Came rushing into the room of my Marine Corps Band buddy and said "Hey! Listen to this!" and started playing and using the rim on purpose and the desk and the back of a chair to bang out exactly what I'm hearing here. Impressive performances and talent. Cymbal thing was a bit uncalled for, considering the Navy were in uniform. Still: Navy took it. #crayoneater #SFMF #ArmyNavyDrumlines
@@johnvercelli2940 wasn't that in the mid 80s? My mind has lost most of ites functioning. 🤪 I went on board in March 1975, just in time for Operation Frequent Wind. Talk about trial by fire. Damn. I won't go into detail, but three of us were sent ashore to the American Embassy to get some injured civies. Let's just say "injured" was an understatement. When we got back, the chopper had to circle the flight deck for an hour until we could land long enough to disembark. I remember they were pushing fixed wings of the bow of the Enterprise because there was just no room. It was what the Navy called "controlled confusion." Then we went on to the Mayaguez incident, where the Khmer Rhouge "illegally held" (she was captured In international waters, close to the Gulf of Tonkin, I think) one of our merchant ships,, the SS Magayez, so it was a show of force. I served for 6 years and we had just gotten the news that Iran had taken our embassy, but I was on my out. Thank God. I didn't keep up with the Ageless Warrier after that. I know she was decommissioned in April of '90, almost 15 years to the day after the fall of Saigon. Funny thing is, I met my husband on board ship. I outranked him, and he couldn't stand me. The feeling was mutual. I met him again in 2000. We started dating, and we're married until he suddenly passed away from cancer, January 2021. I miss the hell out of him.
@@julianaadams5751 wow, what a history...thank you for yours and your dear husband's service and for sharing this! Enjoyed it very much! 💟 also am so sorry for your loss...dang🥀 Blessings 🌿
I remember when the Army-Navy game used to take place in November and Super Bowl taking place in January but ever since 9/11 these schedules have been off: Army-Navy takes place in December and the Super Bowl takes place in February.
Wow, those are two impressive drumlines! It brings back memories of carrying tripple-toms for miles every day, marching around Recruit Training Center San Diego many years ago! I could use some of that exercise today!
Aesthetically, Seeing the Navy snare drums play is more appealing than Army’s snares obstructed by cymbals. Percussion is a lot about seeing the physical movements, it makes it more enjoyable to me. Great job everyone.
I absolutely don't disagree here, but it's also clear that Navy's primary focus is on the snares vs Army on the quints. Just listen to which carries the lead in each, it's pretty clear in my eyes.
@@darkness4865 Dude the only sticks you play are the crayons, NAVY carries your A!! Later you might get a job at Wingstop, where half their offerings are drumettes, but even they won't want that Crayola taste you serve........ But thank you for your service anyway! We love you!!
I served in the Navy myself during the 1980's as an enlisted, my uncle was an Army officer, a major, and ever since then, if I can catch an Army/Navy game I'm watching it!
Enjoyed both drumlines! But, must say, "Go Army!" Our son retires this summer from the Army after 24 years service and he is just 41 years old. So proud of him.
Navy was more musical than Army, but Army had some amazing bass drum runs. Great job both. As a former Drill Team member of the Navy, I'm going to give a slight edge to the Navy Team.
Watched this after watching both Drumline movies. The Navy's routines resembles the drumline battles from the movies. This is so cool. Thanks for uploading.
Ex army wife here, I appreciate all of our men and women in uniform, to me they both sound awesome, God bless all of our men and women in uniform and their families 🇺🇸❤️🙏
Drums are one of those magical instruments that always make me want to get up and dance! Got to give kudos to these young men and women from the Academies - they have some seriously tough academic and physical loads and then to put all the work they do into their drumming on top of that? Whew! Congrats to both Army & Navy on some seriously good drumming.
Takes me back to my bootcamp days! I was in a 900 division(917-2010) and we were a triple threat. Band, drill, and choir. Best damn band! I was one of 3 Drum Majors. Damn i miss those days. #GoNavyBeatArmy
The Army truly sounded more rhythmic and more lose like they're having fun. The second round the Navy loosen up and played more like they were playing for fun.
GO ARMY!! My family has been Army all the way. Navy was good but relied a lot on their snares and timbolics which in my opinion gave it a very treble sound. Army used the full arsenal and gave a very full, well rounded sound. But I am completely biased though 😂
Both were anazing, Navy is more formal and polished, but Army is more enjoyable to listen to, much better beat and much more my vibe. The end was everything when both branches came together for the finale.
Nobody wins. Been a drummer for 35 years. Just great talent. Drums are so fun when you just let it out. Unleash hell. 🤣 ok. The secret is, make it swing. And nasty. So, slower is better.
As an Army veteran, and a University trained jazz drummer, the Army drum line is sophmoric. Nothing they played met Navy's standard of technicality and difficulty. The Army: HS charts? 😂😂😂😂
They came together at the end and did a collaboration that was unexpected ive never seen an army navy drum line battle so at the end they are still one team one side I like it
Well… keeping in mind these players aren’t DCI, pretty good from both. Navy dressing sharp as always which adds to the look. Lots of dirt in both snares lines! Tighten up those diddles, but the Navy SD’s are forefront while Armys are kind of hidden a s well as just a hair cleaner. Props to both tenor lines attempting some tricky stuff, but there’s lots of stick clicks. Both BD lines are definitely supplying the groove but Army has some fatness going on. Great performances (though the lame on the powder trick)
As a devout band nerd before being an Army vet, my vote goes to Navy for sound but army had less mistakes. I spent years in the box looking and listening (critiquing) and there were too many Navy mishaps. They made their mistakes less obvious than the Army though. This brought warmth and joy to my heart!
Props to Navy for the snare line visuals. That was pretty dope. However... The Army took this drum battle, hands down!!! Groove, Swagger, and Overall Musicality for the W-I-N! Lovin' the Army Bass Line! Major Groove laid down whilst playing in unison OR splitting it up into runs, and progressions. Loved the Quints being used for what Tenors should be used for... MELODY!!!! Tasty Licks! The Army Cymbals had more flair than Navy, who hid behind the Tenors, looking scared and unsure, the whole time (no flair there). Army Snares held it down, but as stated earlier, were outshined by the Navy's visuals. Well done Drum Battle, and congrats to Army for the obvious win!
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This is why the Army/Navy rivalry is the greatest in the world
There is no hate, or anger, just wanting to have fun and have a great time
I’m former Army, I have a brother who is retired Air Force and one who is retired Navy. All the branches get my utmost respect. 🫡🫡🫡
Oh, there is still plenty of that. We just don't film it. GO ARMY! BEAT NAVY!
I'm a disabled combat Army vet. I was in my high schools drumline. The Navy's technicality and finesse was superb.
Thank you for serving!!!!!
Thank You for your Service. Prayers.
True but its boring.
I hate to disagree with you; I'm also an Army vet. My dad was Navy. As far as technique and finesse, the Navy cymbalists were off. Before the Army gift of dust.
Thank you for your service. 🥰
NAVY line is small but mighty!! ARMY has show moves! Loved when both played together!!
That’s the other way around.
The Navy had the show moved to make up for being smaller.
They didn’t use the bass drums to their advantage like the Army or the cymbal line. They were like an after thought.
@@auntiem873 no disrespect but I’d LOVE for thee two institutions to play in a historical black college and university battle of the bands to see the contrast of style ruclips.net/video/Wvq86oLGvJw/видео.html
@@auntiem873 I agree. The Army has fantastic music, departments. . I am subscribed to their utube site. Pure talent, whether ( conductors) vocals, or Instruments. They have a wonderful’Battle Hymn of The Republic,’ on one of their videos. In my opinion, it’s far better than any larger, groups.
The integrity of the Navy frontline to stand w/o withdrawal AND hold a pleasant demeanor whilest under "powder attack prank" (which showed immediately on pristine drums & surely added a TON of uniform clean up time & effort) shows their absolute unity and trust in their team to take all and give all- TOGETHER unhindered to carry on at their best. 👏 Bravo!
Sneak cymbal attack 7:16
@@sgabig yup. It's been part of the debate since it hit www
Navy vet here. Two different styles for 2 different branches. Always knew the Navy drumline was super technical but didn't know the Army's style would fit them so well. All the Army folks I've known are goofballs, deadly goofballs but still goofballs. Loved seeing the jam together at the end.
The style wins for me!
First, Navy’s drum line is excellent. But Army has more of that swing and swag that can called soul. Kudos to both lines.
completly agree.
Exactly and that's the way the West Point Spirit Band wants it. The squids look like a bunch of stiffs.
Yasss....totally agree. Army got groove for sure!
The army may have groove but they were 2 different styles arguably the navy was more class. And much harder if you compare its more regulation vs exhibition and when you see tempo and uniformity vs the army's style one is much harder than the other in my opinion that's why there multiple judges
Wonder why lmao
I spent 23 years in the Army, but have to give the win to Navy. They look and sound sharp. :)
The Navy did look sharp, but I have to give it to the Army as far as playing goes. To me they were head and shoulders above the Navy in technical ability they just sounded a lot crisper and in unison better in my opinion.
@@ReedThomas71 overall I liked the Army’s style and rhythm, but the style of the Navy’s last set was very succinct and crisp. I wish the Army would’ve utilized their snares more. Both were fun to watch.
@@kabodick I just enjoyed the Army’s performance more, I would have like to have seen more from their snare’s too in a traditional drum line battle. I don’t know, overall in totality I like the Army better. I don’t have a dog in either fight and not bias, I didn’t serve in the military.
Coming from a championship band and drum line in high school. The Navy’s sticking was superb. That’s about all I have to say on that
@@okscribbles9556 I'm not even a percussionist but I'll back that statement
I was in the Army for 7 years and then the Navy for 20 years. They are both winners. God bless all our troops!
My uncle Jim served in the navy 20 years them turned around and re-enlisted in the Army 20 years. He liked it. Thank you for your service sir.
Thank you for your service
Yes they are! Thank you for your service.
thank you for your service!
Thank you for your service! Navy Vet - 7 yrs
Army, brute force trauma, Navy, a precise scalpel. Loved them both!
Very nicely put
Airforce fire storm
I had to revisit this video since he is no longer with us, I remember the good times we had and how proud he was of these fine people.
My dad served in the Navy during the Vietnam era, he was in Guam and Panama.
I remember the very first time I played this and how excited he was to hear the Navy play the drums (as well as Army! We are a military family! 💪🏽).
Phenomenal drum playing from both parties.
I thank everyone who has served past and present, your service for this country does not go unnoticed.
In the words of my Dad, "Freedom is not free".
I miss you Dad and thank you for your service. 😇
This is so surprisingly fitting. Army played a straight forward solid crowd pleaser capitalizing on their larger bass line and thus fuller sound while Navy played far more technically focusing on individual sounds to create diversity. So basically Army huah overrun the enemy with infantry and tanks Vs. Navy technicians and engineers operating ships and submarines... Even the drumlines exhibit the cultural differences between the services. Cool how that played out.
I guess. I think rhetorically analyzing the different styles of the drum lines is reading into it a little much. Also, technicians and engineers are a pretty important part of the army, too. They literally have an “army corps of engineers”.
Army was bouncy and fun, Navy was technical and sharp!
@@victoriahill4568 If you want Naval Sharp, the Royal Marines stick drill masters both. And I still say there's a place for lyre xylophones in the percussion line!
@@bobbart6498There were definitely different styles.
You are over analyzing it
The Navy drummers just have way more skill
BEAUTIFUL!!!!! I enjoyed watching our Navy and Army play like the heroes they are. They both showed tremendous TEAMWORK AND RESPECT!!!
GO NAVY!
Have to admit, they looked sharper, being in uniform, and their routines seemed more complex.
Naptown Mid's always bring their best!! #USNA
I agree. They also didn't resort to tricks like the flour thing the army did
Sorry what happens when your knee deep in dirt?
@@davemitchell6281 How would they know, getting dirty is for the Army. Mids get to wear white uniforms & play in the bay.
@@rswife777 still in the bay?
Just showed this to my 94 year old friend who was a captain in the Navy. He absolutely loved it. Thx for sharing.
Go Navy! My dad was a machinist mate on the USS Lexington CV16 in WWII and fought in 7 combat theaters in the South Pacific 🇺🇸🗽. Came home in '44 and in '50 started a 22 year career in the NYFD retiring as Captain engine company 218 Bushwick 🚒. My hero! Miss ya dad. 🥺
Absolutely GREAT show! THANKS TO ALL OF OUR MILITARY MEMBERS! Just remember no matter what or how intense and fun this can be they may all be joining together on a battlefield and it matters not what branch of service they will come together for us the United States of America!!! Once again a heartfelt thanks to all service members! Still serving, retired and passed! We love you all! And appreciate your sacrifices!!!
Amen
Amen 🙏 Take Care, Remain Safe. Unconditional Respect from across the pond.
Amen
Thanks im also proud to my son he is a military Navy
@@nataliebalena4485 Tell your son thanks for me!!! I didn't have the guts to put my name on that line. To all those DRAFTED or voluntary thank you all for your service! May God Bless you and care for you! We will never forget!
4:01 The way the Army bass drummers shift the beat individually was next level. Would love to hear the Army bass drummers with the Navy snare drummers.
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Heck yes I agree
Navy-quads and snares
Army-bass and cymbals
Now that's a band!
That party stood out to me as well.
6:36 was sick
Army guy here but Navy took it. I appreciate the Crispness of their playing and visual techniques as well as the uniforms they did their unit proud
Navy W
Cymbal players visibly counting to each other? No Bueno!!!
That was my immediate thought. Army guy as well, but Navy made our dudes look like a high school drumline. It's all in good fun. Respect paid where respect is due.
Isn’t it funny how things just naturally fall into their stereotypes? Army - rough and rugged, a little reckless and In your face. Navy- finesse and precision.
Navy took that!!!❤ Takes me back to HS and HBCU battle of the band. Now THAT is where the moves, skills and flavor REALLY comes in if you are into good drumlines❤❤❤
So proud to be American. After watching these ladies and gentlemen my pride has swelled. I wish for safe long happy lives for all our services members. I’m aware this doesn’t always occur. Those that remain keep the lost service members spirits alive. Case in point what we just watched.
Ok that was awesome! I loved the snare flair on the Navy squad, but the cadence and rhythm of the toms and bass on the Army side were just so darn catchy!! They all did a fabulous job! 👏👏👏
The lady multi-tenor drummer on the band in uniform is really bobbing her head (side-to-side) in pure joy!! She must be enjoying every bit of this!
Yep. (Called a quad)
@@goodone1694 that's one of the names. We called them tenors.
Quints and she was horrible. Watch how badly she screws up the first intro
The band in uniform is the Navy.
@@thisguy59 yep, quints.
this is probably one of the coolest videos I have seen in a long time, so much compassion for the music and so much fun with everyone!
Navy won hands down. Great job everyone. Both Army and Navy did us all, proud.
It’s nice to see that with all the rivalry and the drum battle they still respect each other. I went to one army navy game in Philadelphia and even though both teams wanted to win badly they still had the utmost respect.
Non-military college marching band member here. No matter how deep the rivalries go, band members don't hold the resentment that the fans have. I've been screaming at and cussed out by fans and players but never by band members in the 10 years I have done it. It's one of the most awesome things when we're able to mingle with the opposing band and it's just an atmosphere of genuine love. I'll have to say that the precision of the navy drumline gave them the win here though 😄
Leave it to Army to show up to a football game wearing baseball jerseys! GO NAVY!!!!
So much fun, and great when they come together at the end.
There are still young people who deserve to be called "America's best"!
I like Navy's " Top Secret" moves. Their technical skills are really good. Army's energy was good as well. Great job all around to both teams. Well done everyone. 🙂
If you can't say something nice, keep your mouth shut. Maybe the person who missed a beat could have been sick, nervous, etc.
This is OUR military!! Without them we would not have our freedom! I think they are great!!!! And I'm proud of our military no matter what they are doing!
I can't choose one. They were both outstanding in their own ways!
I LOVE the positive energy this gives.
I have to hand it to the Navy for flow, but Army for style.
So much respect for both schools. The academies are top notch colleges and these students put in the hours in class before they can even drum.
Not only do the Navy’s team look better, they outplayed the Army. My late husband was retired from the Army, so it’s hard to admit to their defeat.
yes I think so saddly as a land lover, I admit the sea boys were better and tighter knit drummers and look like they are actually in millitary uniform. the rivelry might be the highest but in the end if they are called on they are who keep us safe and the world they are part of our millitary and are willing to put life on the line in their role dont forget that.
They are both cool iwas a navy wife
Never
The frustrations of RUclips...Im at home watching this, when all I want to do is be there, to shake each one of their hands, to thank them for this beautiful show, their amazing talent and for everything they do for us each and every day all so we can enjoy what we do. Go Army! Go Navy! Go USA!
incredible talent as an army vet i don't even want to pick a winner im glad we are all on the same team
The Army did it for me. They all looked so rad! Navy looked good too! Both made me feel proud!
I’m an old Air Force guy.
I gotta give this one to the Navy. But that “jam session” at the end was pretty cool. Great way to build camaraderie between the branches.
I’m a 53 year old Brit and i love me some drum and Bass. The Army absolutely tore this one up. A much cleaner and pure sound. The Navy had too many off beats. But the Navy did look smart until the got powder on them 😂
When I was young I got the opportunity to see one of the national drumline competitions in the town I was living in it was a great night that I have never forgotten even after all these years
Army Strong!
Navy Proud!
I was in the Army, my Dad was Army Air Corps and Air Force, and my Uncle was a Dauntless Dive Bomber during the Battle of Midway!
My Dad was the guy in the backseat of the Dauntless dive bomber.
That was dope. Salute to those who serve and protect our American way of life. Great to see the Armed forces bands doing this. Technical skill to the Navy; bounce to the Army. I didn't like how the Army drumline "hid" behind the symbols, would have liked to see them up front. Loved the jam session at the end. This a tie for me. All winners. 😀👏🙏
What are these yahoos protecting? My amusement? Publicly paid clowns. Glad my Papa died and I break my back everyday so I can watch your pi$$ing contest.
I noticed how they were hiding to. I didn't understand the reason for that. I like the jam at the end too, it should have been longer.
we're the winners, to have such professionals serving in our Armed Forces. Why do we have such excellent officers? Tradition, training, and the best young men and women in the US.
Protect your American way of life? Are you really that detached from how big of a shit hole the States are? I am truly surprised they managed to have their cap on the right way. Some one must have showed them a diagram on how there meant to be worn.
@@kittymervine6115 Cretin. look it up.
It's a hard call here-loved the swing, rhythms and soulful feel from the Army's drum line (my husband is Army, so slight bias here), but also loved the concise, complex cadences from the Navy as well (my cousin did drum line for many years)---kudos to both lines and gentlemen, THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR SERVICE to our country!!!!
And gentle ladies!
And ladies. Definitely some ladies throwing down some beats there.
I liked the Army's beats best. Seems funny coming from a pacifist who hates war but respects ALL defence forces. Stay safe wherever you are now. 2024.
Salute to all those who serve our country. Brings tears of joy to see this! God bless you all!
So Proud of both Army & Navy. Love the ending 😄. FANTASTIC JOB. Thank you all for you dedication and service. Stay safe 🙏 ❤️.
Awesome and inspiring performance! God bless each United States military branch! Praying for your safety and staying healthy!!🙏🙏🥁🥁
A random RUclips video to stumble upon, if only all conflicts could be resolved this way. Navy hands down. Beautiful resolution!
Military mom here (x3). As you enjoy watching these talented young men and women having a spirited competition, just start praying for their safety.
May God bless and protect our nations heroes!
I know about the sacrifices that a mom makes. The sleepless nights, the worry when, back in my day, the mail would run late, or a cancelled leave. It takes a toll. My God hold and keep you as well as yours. Moms are always on the minds of the deployed. Know you too are a hero, just of a different sort.
Bless you, Mark. Of course technology has greatly improved (from 2002- to now), so now we can hear from our children regularly. But I can tell you there were many times that the 2-week mark (no contact) would hit and I automatically started deep cleaning the living room so it looked nice when when they came to do the Notification. Their dad knew better than to stop me.
Once, it had been nearly a month, I would leave my cell number on the front door. ('Hell-man' province when the bad guys played constant target practice on the satellites).
But I've learned three crucial lessons over the last 20 years:
1. It's waaaaay harder to be an Army Mom than an Army Wife :-)
2. God's love for us is CRAZY! I definitely didn't want to give MY sons' lives for a bunch of ungrateful people. But He did!
2. God's peace really does surpass all understanding: because I sure couldn't explain it! ☺️
Well all I can say is, *"Hell yeah!!!* Love seeing these young people having fun and lightening up.
These two groups are amazing. After listening to this battle, with all my heart, the win goes to the Army!
GO NAVY!! As the daughter and sister of Navy veterans, I am fiercely loyal to Navy. They were so pulled together, sharply dressed and tight!
A fellow sea mate! Daughter of Ret. Sr. Chief! GO NAVY! And yes, they look Sharpe! 😁
@@greenbananas7766 Yay! Yup, I'm a Navy Junior. My dad is a retired Chief, and my brother is a retired Lieutenant. As my dad always says,"the officers may give the orders, but the Chiefs run the Navy!" Go Navy! Fly Navy!
I was in the Army for 3 years and Navy for 5. I loved this friendly battle. The win definitely goes to the Navy. Be safe everyone and God bless!
Now this is one of the gems on RUclips. Both drumlines play slighly different style, very hard to say which one I prefer. Considering the great sound the smaller Navy team produced I go with them. They looked a little traditional in their uniforms though. Great dumming from both lines.
As Army vet and retired side drummer. Great show such talent. Thank you for your service and talent.
This just showed up in my feed, and I am thrilled that it did. It was an electric performance by both the Army and the Navy. Different techniques but both so talented. Amazing.
True story: the drummer who started all this was a Marine at Camp Pendleton in 1977. Came rushing into the room of my Marine Corps Band buddy and said "Hey! Listen to this!" and started playing and using the rim on purpose and the desk and the back of a chair to bang out exactly what I'm hearing here.
Impressive performances and talent. Cymbal thing was a bit uncalled for, considering the Navy were in uniform.
Still: Navy took it.
#crayoneater
#SFMF
#ArmyNavyDrumlines
Yeah, no class messing with their unis and especially their drums.
@@stanlygirl5951 That's the only part I didn't like -- the flour episode was immature, inconvenient, and unnecessary.
Go Navy. I was stationed on board the USS Coral Sea for 6 years in the 70's. Love the Navy!
My Pop was Coral Maru during El Dorado Canyon
@@johnvercelli2940 wasn't that in the mid 80s? My mind has lost most of ites functioning. 🤪
I went on board in March 1975, just in time for Operation Frequent Wind. Talk about trial by fire. Damn. I won't go into detail, but three of us were sent ashore to the American Embassy to get some injured civies. Let's just say "injured" was an understatement. When we got back, the chopper had to circle the flight deck for an hour until we could land long enough to disembark. I remember they were pushing fixed wings of the bow of the Enterprise because there was just no room. It was what the Navy called "controlled confusion."
Then we went on to the Mayaguez incident, where the Khmer Rhouge "illegally held" (she was captured In international waters, close to the Gulf of Tonkin, I think) one of our merchant ships,, the SS Magayez, so it was a show of force. I served for 6 years and we had just gotten the news that Iran had taken our embassy, but I was on my out. Thank God.
I didn't keep up with the Ageless Warrier after that. I know she was decommissioned in April of '90, almost 15 years to the day after the fall of Saigon.
Funny thing is, I met my husband on board ship. I outranked him, and he couldn't stand me. The feeling was mutual.
I met him again in 2000. We started dating, and we're married until he suddenly passed away from cancer, January 2021. I miss the hell out of him.
@@julianaadams5751 wow, what a history...thank you for yours and your dear husband's service and for sharing this! Enjoyed it very much! 💟 also am so sorry for your loss...dang🥀
Blessings 🌿
@@59Alaskan thank you so much. I've got so many memories, but they are never as good as the real thing, unfortunately.
I am Army through and through, but I would give this one to the Navy. Great job to everyone!
I remember when the Army-Navy game used to take place in November and Super Bowl taking place in January but ever since 9/11 these schedules have been off: Army-Navy takes place in December and the Super Bowl takes place in February.
Wow, those are two impressive drumlines! It brings back memories of carrying tripple-toms for miles every day, marching around Recruit Training Center San Diego many years ago! I could use some of that exercise today!
Aesthetically, Seeing the Navy snare drums play is more appealing than Army’s snares obstructed by cymbals. Percussion is a lot about seeing the physical movements, it makes it more enjoyable to me. Great job everyone.
I absolutely don't disagree here, but it's also clear that Navy's primary focus is on the snares vs Army on the quints. Just listen to which carries the lead in each, it's pretty clear in my eyes.
The Army had a bigger group in the same amount of space.
Tactical battlefield communication and encouragement to stamina on the Line. SAR RTO OLD school.
Im a proud serving USMC the Navy sucked
@@darkness4865 Dude the only sticks you play are the crayons, NAVY carries your A!!
Later you might get a job at Wingstop, where half their offerings are drumettes, but even they won't want that Crayola taste you serve........
But thank you for your service anyway! We love you!!
I'm an army guy. I'm also a percussionist... NAVY WINS! HANDS DOWN!!
The Navy's uniform added extra points, made everything look crisp and clean
I served in the Navy myself during the 1980's as an enlisted, my uncle was an Army officer, a major, and ever since then, if I can catch an Army/Navy game I'm watching it!
I think Navy GOT THIS!!!😊 Great job Army and thank all for your dedication and service ❤
Enjoyed both drumlines! But, must say, "Go Army!" Our son retires this summer from the Army after 24 years service and he is just 41 years old. So proud of him.
Congrats to your son on his retirement God bless you all much love from an ex ARMY wife 🇺🇲
@@mygreatescape9617 Thank you, so much.
@@sharongriffith7505 you are most welcome good luck to you all and your future endeavors stay safe out there and God bless
Both sides WIN 🏆 Absolutely amazing!!! Bless our Military!!!!!!
Navy was more musical than Army, but Army had some amazing bass drum runs. Great job both. As a former Drill Team member of the Navy, I'm going to give a slight edge to the Navy Team.
Watched this after watching both Drumline movies. The Navy's routines resembles the drumline battles from the movies. This is so cool. Thanks for uploading.
Thank you all, for serving. Both are great. God bless.🙏😇😊
Regardless of who "wins" their music is uplifting . Cudos to ALL of our soldiers in uniform for their servis to the USA 💖
Great show on both sides. Hats off to our military!
2:39 the navy drummers hitting the drums of the player next to them!! Incredible touch!
Both are outstanding. It's refreshing to see young people, military people, squared away, dedicated, and focused. These kids will do great things.
Ex army wife here, I appreciate all of our men and women in uniform, to me they both sound awesome, God bless all of our men and women in uniform and their families 🇺🇸❤️🙏
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Both kill it! Love them all. Great show.
Drums are one of those magical instruments that always make me want to get up and dance!
Got to give kudos to these young men and women from the Academies - they have some seriously tough academic and physical loads and then to put all the work they do into their drumming on top of that? Whew! Congrats to both Army & Navy on some seriously good drumming.
3 years in the Army and 24 years working for the Navy.
I am always impressed with them, and reminiscent with pride of times, good and bad, gone by.
This is a great show that Army and Navy have fun together, not competition.
Great to see the positive energy from these great service members! Good fun competitiveness from both sides. You all are awesome!! USAF here!
Takes me back to my bootcamp days! I was in a 900 division(917-2010) and we were a triple threat. Band, drill, and choir. Best damn band! I was one of 3 Drum Majors. Damn i miss those days.
#GoNavyBeatArmy
What a waste of tax dollars.
Great job from out military as alway, makes me proud to be an American. These young folks do an amazing job, God bless all of them to keep them safe.
The Army truly sounded more rhythmic and more lose like they're having fun. The second round the Navy loosen up and played more like they were playing for fun.
I got the same feeling. ⚓️
They all are very good. In the end they all play for the same band.
I imagine that my grandfather's who were WWII vet's would agree with me.
I spent 22 years in the Australian Navy and I have to give it to the Army; they have swagger,
GO ARMY!! My family has been Army all the way. Navy was good but relied a lot on their snares and timbolics which in my opinion gave it a very treble sound. Army used the full arsenal and gave a very full, well rounded sound. But I am completely biased though 😂
They are all winners!! These fine men and women represent us all soooooo very well with every beat they pound out!!! Bless them all!!
Navy took Army to town! Loved how y'all came together at the end, Props to everyone!
So great, cannot even imagine how long they had to practice to achieve such excellence!!!
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Is this a joke? Sounded like a 3A High School drumline.
@@txblades1 maybe not 3a but there was a lot of dirt.
Thank you for recognizing that point -- dedication!
@@txblades1 So you're an expert on these matters? Are you a cup-half-empty kind of person? Are you a cynic? Makes me wonder ...
You are amazing bands and I thank you so much for your service!
Both were anazing, Navy is more formal and polished, but Army is more enjoyable to listen to, much better beat and much more my vibe. The end was everything when both branches came together for the finale.
BRILLIANT!!! For me the Navy snare drums have it!
Too bad the snares sound like clicking sticks on a piece of plywood.
ABSOLUTELY OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE! Thank you for your service and remember that we fight together as brothers.
Nobody wins. Been a drummer for 35 years. Just great talent. Drums are so fun when you just let it out. Unleash hell. 🤣 ok. The secret is, make it swing. And nasty. So, slower is better.
As an Army veteran, and a University trained jazz drummer, the Army drum line is sophmoric. Nothing they played met Navy's standard of technicality and difficulty. The Army: HS charts? 😂😂😂😂
They came together at the end and did a collaboration that was unexpected ive never seen an army navy drum line battle so at the end they are still one team one side I like it
Well… keeping in mind these players aren’t DCI, pretty good from both. Navy dressing sharp as always which adds to the look. Lots of dirt in both snares lines! Tighten up those diddles, but the Navy SD’s are forefront while Armys are kind of hidden a s well as just a hair cleaner. Props to both tenor lines attempting some tricky stuff, but there’s lots of stick clicks. Both BD lines are definitely supplying the groove but Army has some fatness going on. Great performances (though the lame on the powder trick)
agreed. I mean holy CRAP, I was like "THESE" guys, dirty? no, I must be imagining it.... but I wasn't.)
this was so awesome. The Navy was much more synchronized and had some fire routines but I truly enjoyed both.
As a devout band nerd before being an Army vet, my vote goes to Navy for sound but army had less mistakes. I spent years in the box looking and listening (critiquing) and there were too many Navy mishaps. They made their mistakes less obvious than the Army though. This brought warmth and joy to my heart!
wow I only watched for 2 mins and the Navy got it just off of pure uniformity, precision, and presentation! VERY CLEAN IN EVERY ASPECT
Props to Navy for the snare line visuals. That was pretty dope. However... The Army took this drum battle, hands down!!! Groove, Swagger, and Overall Musicality for the W-I-N! Lovin' the Army Bass Line! Major Groove laid down whilst playing in unison OR splitting it up into runs, and progressions. Loved the Quints being used for what Tenors should be used for... MELODY!!!! Tasty Licks! The Army Cymbals had more flair than Navy, who hid behind the Tenors, looking scared and unsure, the whole time (no flair there). Army Snares held it down, but as stated earlier, were outshined by the Navy's visuals. Well done Drum Battle, and congrats to Army for the obvious win!