Any dude who has a successful career drumming can teach drums. I love all these unsuccessful CZcams comments saying he can't. Always haters out there. Aaron got a certain style and he teaches that.
Couldn't have said it better myself! Thank you for leaving a comment with some purpose and a brain behind it, most people just leave a lot of negativity and its not cool.
Ya I agree. He can do whatever he wants. No hate from my end. I also see this is your video. So props that you got to take lessons from Aaron. So, aside from mentioning his technique, these haters are not mentioning why its bad. It's detrimental to you body. Most of these kids he teaches (very similar style to Blink182) will end up with terrible athrits or other bone/muscle/back issues. Thats the reason it's bad. I respect the guy 100 percent. I have learned a lot from his drumming over the years and have been a fan. But personally, I had to give this style up and switch my technique. I now play similar beats/rhythm but just lighter with more wrist than arm. Plus, the drum head/cymbal companies love when you beat your drums up faster. It makes them more money! Travis Barker was complimented many times by famous drummers. He mentioned it in his autobiography. But they also warned him about his hard hitting and the issues it will lead to.
Charlestown 14 you can totally play hard but you have to keep your grip loose and relaxed and play with the moeller technique. you don't start hitting that hard, it comes naturally with relaxed practice.
I agree. I have seen Jim Chapin's video utilizing the moeller technique. However, many drummers, including Aaron & Barker, don't seem to utilize it. I have utilized it with my band recently, and I find that although its better for my body, the volume is fairly reduced.
Yeah that makes a lot of sense. Keep in mind thouh that I was sitting two feet away from one of my favorite drummers. I couldn't help that natural nervousness and tension. Also, Jojo Mayer is one of my favorite drummers. Thanks though, you're definitely correct.
fuck the haters. Aaron is an INCREDIBLE drummer. Although he ( MIGHT) lack fundamentals, his drumming stlye is revered, incredibly specific and is full of emotion and feeling. A true genius, hated by the snobs and loved by his fans.
Aaron has every right to teach. He has come so far and is absolutey destroying the Paramore gig. Dude he has become one of my favorite drummers. I am shocked at how great he is. Nice fella too!!!
Josh112096 it’s not hating his drumming. He’s good, just the endless bashing and breaking cymbals every show though? That’s not drumming. That’s abuse to an instrument.
Matt Glidewell that wasn’t the point of my comment lol. He’s good and can afford it sure, but the reason his style is frowned upon is because it’s so loud and hard hitting that you almost can’t even enjoy it. When I play live I hit hard but I also don’t abuse my instrument.
I have watched this video so much because i love the style he teaches and the grooves sound really cool. Aaron Gillespie is one of my favorite drummers.
It’s not hard to see here the passion and care that this teacher has. Because of the connection between teacher and student the outcome will be priceless.
Aaron Gillespie is probably my favorite musician, he's an awesome drummer, great songwriter and most important he has a love for the lord, god is using him for good things and has been since the beginning, he inspires me to play music for the lord and shows you cab keep faith and play music.
Completely agree with you man. It took me probably upwards of six years to realize that a lot of my natural style was influenced by 3 Doors Down, simply because I listened to a lot of them when I was first learning to play. I didn't realize I was influenced because I was looking for an influence, I realized it because I was listening to a song and most of the beat and fills (etc.) were almost exactly what I would have done. Influence isn't chosen, it just happens.
it's funny how people criticise aaron. he lacks technique blablabla. c'mon guys, srsly? since when music has been exclusively about technique and nothing about creativity and feeling? is it important? yes, it is. but each and every person has your own balance. aaron has his and he's (very) good at it.
If you are referring to what we were doing around :40, we were doing something called crazy eights, which is where you do 8 strokes on the right hand, 8 strokes with the left, then 16 with the right, followed by 8 on the left, 8 with the right, and 16 on the left.
Connor man, you're like right down the road, its crazy to see how much you've come along, now you're 18 and in BAAO. congratz man, I remember the Sleep Pattern days haha
Wow. I just went to look at your channel as I was curious to find out how incredible you are as a drummer and how great your technique is. I am really just shocked that you have zero videos of yourself drumming on there. Great backing to your comment.
I really want to clear some stuff up. It really is as simple as this guys. There are so many different things to take into account. Aaron obviously doesn't care much for technique in the way of finer points, but that works great for him. Yes he is doing amazing things all around the world, and that is because people don't give a shit about ur technique on stage. These days it is how you look when you drum and the style and flair you bring. People that are saying the technique is horrible, you are wrong. There is no technique. That is literally just hitting pads at a hard dynamic with no regards to dynamics or technique.. but hey man! That works for Aaron and he is getting himself places, so it just depends on how you look at it. He obviously isn't going to be the most technically sophisticated drummer and anyone looking for proper technique lessons need to start looking in the right places, but that's not what he is aiming for. For what he does, what he is doing is perfect. If you want to be the next Dave Weckl, this video is obviously not a good place to start and if you want to learn technique, it's redundant looking at these videos, go somewhere else with the whole technique thing. The fact is, what he does works for Aaron. Sure, as a general rule, it is usually not good to hit this hard with a tense technique. It will end up hurting you later, but again I digress, because to each his own, and Aaron seems to found his own thing that works for him! Rant over motherfuckers. Side note - did anyone notice that he said thirty second notes when you guys went on to play 16ths? Gona be seeing him soon with Paramore in a few days, so it will be interesting to see what he brings to the table since Ilan. Anyway, keep practising at different dynamics and experiment with different techniques and you will find ur own style (if thats what you are going for of course ;) ). Sorry to go on but i thought i'd clear some shit up. Peace!
Which is why most moderm music really stinks nowadays. Non one cares for the technique(If you love music, love everything that goes into it) only the "Flair" and "Show."
As a musician for himself, that's fine, but if he's gonna take the responsibility of a child's musical growth and joint health by teaching, then he has every obligation to know what techniques to use to avoid damage, and to know the terminology at the very minimum. Taking lessons from him would inevitably cost this child's parents a great deal of money and wouldn't pass him in the most rudimentary drum exam. Unacceptable.
Don't judge them, As you guys are just watching a short video that they was even practing. The style of drumming is the assignment for himself/herself and that means it is not the type of thing that other people can blame for.
I came across this video like 2 years ago not knowing who this was and thought it was sick and now I just came back across it and realizing ITS LEGIT CONNOR DENNIS definitely one of my favorite drummers
1:27. I totally taught myself that one day...I wasn't naive enough to believe I was the only one who did it, but I've never seen someone else do it until now! :)
He writes fantastic parts that accommodate the music his band plays. That's the important part! Anyone can learn a song and say "I can play that." Can you write it though? Well done Aaron.
crazy dude, I took lessons too. The second time I was there he took it off muttering something about it being a prototype and not wanting to mess it up. I asked him and he said some guy had it made and he didn't like it and so he took it. The mb20 was a 20 inch I think. He also had a a crash off to the right of his ride for part of one lesson.
While his dynamics may not be the most efficient, when it all comes down to it, writing a good song is the most important and relevant skill any drummer or just musician could have, with that being said, aaron is one of the greatest drummers of all time. The drum lines he wrote were incredible.
every comment is about how many hate comments there are, yet I have only found one, and it was more of a back-handed compliment. Shut the fuck up about the "haters," I don't see any of them anywhere. But just to say something... This DOES show solid technique, just not the traditional technical fundamentals of music theory that we're all taught in music school. In the end though, it's not about who has the most technical foundation, it's about who has the most entertaining chops. He has a cool style, he's obviously not restricted to 4x4 as a lot of popular drummers are, and that alone is a huge leg up on 95% of "drummers" in general. Period. He's not a session musician, he's a member of a band, right? He doesn't NEED traditional fundamentals, he has his own style.
I love Aaron Gillespie!!! When I was at Teen Mania doing my internship, he came to perform for us during Chapel and that was part of his solo tour!!! He was incredible!! His heart for the Lord is just inspiring! Aaron don't listen to these people on here, God is proud of you and you are inspirational to so many people in not just music but in the Christian Walk! People learn to keep your comments to yourselves! If you don't have anything nice to say just don't say it at all Cuz its rlly annoying
for everyone who wants to bash Aarons drumming lets see you play drums as well as he does and travel the world shredding the drums just being a badass who doesn't give af if his techniques makes you happy or not because he is 100x the musician you'll ever be
Someone who smashes a drum so mindlessly and aggressively cannot be called a musician. Oh yes i play drums maty ! and i could eat this pathetic moron for breakfast, check out my vids because i can back it up. how any Drummer finds this prick talented is beyond me, he is an embarrassment to the drumming community
The last time I checked, music was about sound. About hearing something and liking it. I think this applies for any instrument. Technique is something that develops over time. You can play something with technique and somebody else can play it differently with nothing but heart and a drive to play...and it will sound the same. The day you learn from someone else, when you try to mimic their playing...it's not you anymore. It's you trying to be them. Heart originality and soul, THAT'S real music.
you'll get carpal tunnel like me if you continue playing like that please listen to these guys ASAP it's no joke I used to play the drums like that before but after maybe a few years or I experience excruciating pain while playing drums. I went to the docs for check up he told me I'm showing signs of carpal tunnel and he added that he diagnosed about 6 people that were drummers. Dude if you wanna keep playing as long as you want don't play stiff just loosen up and play safe.
Connor how the hell did you get to practice and learn with aaron? He's deff one of your favorite drummers growing up cuz I see some of Aaron's influence in your playing. Your going to become one of the best of all time cuz your only being 21 n seeing how far ahead of the game you are and how amazing of a drummer you already are. Yup il be telling my grand kids about connor denis while I'm teaching them how to play drums 40 years from now. Can't wait to see beartooth live to see you play.
That kids the drummer for Beartooth now, crazy
are you shitting me?
xXEzYmOnEyXx Nope, hes the touring drummer for Beartooth. Played drums for their latest album, his names Connor Denis
He was the original drummer for being as an ocean haha
Connor denis
He was the second drummer for being as an ocean. Touring drummer for Beartooth.
This kid is called Connor Denis and is now playing with Being As An Ocean, such an incredibile drummer!
holy shit! its him?!
You're kidding! lol Being As An Ocean is amazing!
Jackie Lo Smilzo HOLY GUACAMOLE.
plays for beartooth now. 👌🏼
holy shit would have never made the connection, beartooth crushes now because of him!
5 years later, they are gonna tour together, crazy shit.
FIVE YEARS!! !THATS QUICK!!
Damn...
Yeah damn...@@michaelelijah6044
Any dude who has a successful career drumming can teach drums. I love all these unsuccessful CZcams comments saying he can't. Always haters out there. Aaron got a certain style and he teaches that.
Couldn't have said it better myself! Thank you for leaving a comment with some purpose and a brain behind it, most people just leave a lot of negativity and its not cool.
Ya I agree. He can do whatever he wants. No hate from my end. I also see this is your video. So props that you got to take lessons from Aaron. So, aside from mentioning his technique, these haters are not mentioning why its bad. It's detrimental to you body. Most of these kids he teaches (very similar style to Blink182) will end up with terrible athrits or other bone/muscle/back issues. Thats the reason it's bad. I respect the guy 100 percent. I have learned a lot from his drumming over the years and have been a fan. But personally, I had to give this style up and switch my technique. I now play similar beats/rhythm but just lighter with more wrist than arm. Plus, the drum head/cymbal companies love when you beat your drums up faster. It makes them more money! Travis Barker was complimented many times by famous drummers. He mentioned it in his autobiography. But they also warned him about his hard hitting and the issues it will lead to.
Charlestown 14 you can totally play hard but you have to keep your grip loose and relaxed and play with the moeller technique. you don't start hitting that hard, it comes naturally with relaxed practice.
I agree. I have seen Jim Chapin's video utilizing the moeller technique. However, many drummers, including Aaron & Barker, don't seem to utilize it. I have utilized it with my band recently, and I find that although its better for my body, the volume is fairly reduced.
rpresner bull shit if you a good drummer it doesn't mean your not selfish
Yeah that makes a lot of sense. Keep in mind thouh that I was sitting two feet away from one of my favorite drummers. I couldn't help that natural nervousness and tension. Also, Jojo Mayer is one of my favorite drummers. Thanks though, you're definitely correct.
Why is this fun to listen to? I'm not even a drummer but I appreciate Underoath and Aarons skills.
Coz the dudes a serious skin and stick abuser, its great
because aaron is battling with this kid for real
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@KRL Productions Love you too buddy
fuck the haters. Aaron is an INCREDIBLE drummer. Although he ( MIGHT) lack fundamentals, his drumming stlye is revered, incredibly specific and is full of emotion and feeling. A true genius, hated by the snobs and loved by his fans.
Aaron has every right to teach. He has come so far and is absolutey destroying the Paramore gig. Dude he has become one of my favorite drummers. I am shocked at how great he is. Nice fella too!!!
So many people hating on Aaron, while they are just sitting at home, not touring the world
Right? They just hatin cause they can't keep a beat to save their lives 🤣
Josh112096 it’s not hating his drumming. He’s good, just the endless bashing and breaking cymbals every show though? That’s not drumming. That’s abuse to an instrument.
NathanDrums that’s rock n roll mannnn
@@nathandrums0 he can afford the new cymbals an drum heads. I wouldnt worry about it
Matt Glidewell that wasn’t the point of my comment lol. He’s good and can afford it sure, but the reason his style is frowned upon is because it’s so loud and hard hitting that you almost can’t even enjoy it. When I play live I hit hard but I also don’t abuse my instrument.
That kid's in Beartooth now holy shit!
Melefono chill fr?
Jonathon Gutierrez He's playing for them right now
It’s wild watching this video knowing where you are now. Pure talent
I have watched this video so much because i love the style he teaches and the grooves sound really cool. Aaron Gillespie is one of my favorite drummers.
It’s not hard to see here the passion and care that this teacher has. Because of the connection between teacher and student the outcome will be priceless.
Such an effective style of teaching. I watch this a lot.
Damn what a privilege that would be to learn or atleast hone existing skills with such a power house drummer.
everyone hating. yet both of them are touring now.
Aaron proves over and over to be my all time favorite drummer. I got to see him live on his worship tour and he is AMAZING!
Aaron Gillespie is probably my favorite musician, he's an awesome drummer, great songwriter and most important he has a love for the lord, god is using him for good things and has been since the beginning, he inspires me to play music for the lord and shows you cab keep faith and play music.
Completely agree with you man. It took me probably upwards of six years to realize that a lot of my natural style was influenced by 3 Doors Down, simply because I listened to a lot of them when I was first learning to play. I didn't realize I was influenced because I was looking for an influence, I realized it because I was listening to a song and most of the beat and fills (etc.) were almost exactly what I would have done. Influence isn't chosen, it just happens.
It's funny how everybody gets all technical and becomes a judge drummer.
man i wish i could take lessons from him .... aaron teaching aaron
it's funny how people criticise aaron. he lacks technique blablabla. c'mon guys, srsly? since when music has been exclusively about technique and nothing about creativity and feeling? is it important? yes, it is. but each and every person has your own balance. aaron has his and he's (very) good at it.
I couldn't agree more man. Very well said! Thanks for watching!
I love that you're an A7X fan!
Matheus Akira Funayama Welcome to the internet, where everyone could be better than everyone else, they just choose not to be
As far as teaching lessons is concerned having proper technique is much more important than creativity and feeling.
nick payne yet he’s the one touring the world and making a living while a standard drum teacher is in a small room all day making 25$ a lesson. Right
Amazing. The both of you played off each other perfectly. Love this. You are truly an amazing drummer.
You rock man. You're definitely blessed to have lessons from such a seasoned player.
If you are referring to what we were doing around :40, we were doing something called crazy eights, which is where you do 8 strokes on the right hand, 8 strokes with the left, then 16 with the right, followed by 8 on the left, 8 with the right, and 16 on the left.
I still use this warmup Aaron had him do anytime I play 😂👌🏼
Remembered watching this when i was in highschool,then now im 30 i recently found out he is drumming for beartooth.awesome!
Connor man, you're like right down the road, its crazy to see how much you've come along, now you're 18 and in BAAO. congratz man, I remember the Sleep Pattern days haha
You're so lucky. I would kill to take lessons from my favorite musician on earth
Dang! Both Arron and the student kill it in this session.
Wow. I just went to look at your channel as I was curious to find out how incredible you are as a drummer and how great your technique is. I am really just shocked that you have zero videos of yourself drumming on there. Great backing to your comment.
And now i miss my drum teacher.. i love How i Can See their passion!
Watching in 2024, two 🐐s right there
Aaron's take on drumming,out of typical norm.
Learned a lot from him,....student....watch out for this young man!!! Rock-in!!!!
Its fun to thing that this guy played a huge roll in the influence in my musical journey.
My brain is just melting as this video goes on.
Awesome.
Quarantine got me on a binge now i want drums
Get a practice pad and some sticks from your local music store and you’re set
Well, that just inspired me to practice! Thank you!
Crazy how effortlessly he makes it look
I really want to clear some stuff up. It really is as simple as this guys. There are so many different things to take into account. Aaron obviously doesn't care much for technique in the way of finer points, but that works great for him. Yes he is doing amazing things all around the world, and that is because people don't give a shit about ur technique on stage. These days it is how you look when you drum and the style and flair you bring. People that are saying the technique is horrible, you are wrong. There is no technique. That is literally just hitting pads at a hard dynamic with no regards to dynamics or technique.. but hey man! That works for Aaron and he is getting himself places, so it just depends on how you look at it. He obviously isn't going to be the most technically sophisticated drummer and anyone looking for proper technique lessons need to start looking in the right places, but that's not what he is aiming for. For what he does, what he is doing is perfect. If you want to be the next Dave Weckl, this video is obviously not a good place to start and if you want to learn technique, it's redundant looking at these videos, go somewhere else with the whole technique thing. The fact is, what he does works for Aaron. Sure, as a general rule, it is usually not good to hit this hard with a tense technique. It will end up hurting you later, but again I digress, because to each his own, and Aaron seems to found his own thing that works for him! Rant over motherfuckers. Side note - did anyone notice that he said thirty second notes when you guys went on to play 16ths? Gona be seeing him soon with Paramore in a few days, so it will be interesting to see what he brings to the table since Ilan. Anyway, keep practising at different dynamics and experiment with different techniques and you will find ur own style (if thats what you are going for of course ;) ). Sorry to go on but i thought i'd clear some shit up. Peace!
I saw him with Paramore and he was awesome!!!
Which is why most moderm music really stinks nowadays. Non one cares for the technique(If you love music, love everything that goes into it) only the "Flair" and "Show."
As a musician for himself, that's fine, but if he's gonna take the responsibility of a child's musical growth and joint health by teaching, then he has every obligation to know what techniques to use to avoid damage, and to know the terminology at the very minimum. Taking lessons from him would inevitably cost this child's parents a great deal of money and wouldn't pass him in the most rudimentary drum exam. Unacceptable.
So basically everybody plays diffrent and as long as ur good ur fine right?
Arron is so good. But
This kid has some
Talent! Great job
That kid is now the drummer for Being As An Ocean.
this is awesome! I bet it was a great experience learning from Aaron.
Aaron is such a genuine dude!
I wish I could thumbs this up more than once.
Don't judge them, As you guys are just watching a short video that they was even practing. The style of drumming is the assignment for himself/herself and that means it is not the type of thing that other people can blame for.
Being taught by a master, now that's how it's done!
OMG! you have no idea how glad i'm to see someone else see that right and wrong is subjective. Thank you for this!
The guy is the actual drummer of Being as an Ocean!!!
I think this is fantastic . Great to see the work being put in . Well done
this reminds me of Kung Fu Panda
Aaron is such a great bloke. I struggle to understand how anyone could say anything negative about him.
Aaron's kit has the best rack tom sound I've ever heard.
LOVING those snares. Wow.
Wonderful, I want a teacher like you.
This is just awesome dude! You're so good too! Keeping up with Aaron is a hard thing to do and you nailed it! Nice work! :)
I came across this video like 2 years ago not knowing who this was and thought it was sick and now I just came back across it and realizing ITS LEGIT CONNOR DENNIS definitely one of my favorite drummers
He's so impressed with you, it's awesome.
1:27. I totally taught myself that one day...I wasn't naive enough to believe I was the only one who did it, but I've never seen someone else do it until now! :)
its so great to see a young one learning getting it down
Aaron Gillespie is AWESOME.
both so amazing drummers
Damn this video+the comment section is kinda legendary. I love reading reading these comments now.
young conor denis. crushing it.
He writes fantastic parts that accommodate the music his band plays. That's the important part! Anyone can learn a song and say "I can play that." Can you write it though? Well done Aaron.
They both have nice chops, sounds awesome!
crazy dude, I took lessons too. The second time I was there he took it off muttering something about it being a prototype and not wanting to mess it up. I asked him and he said some guy had it made and he didn't like it and so he took it. The mb20 was a 20 inch I think. He also had a a crash off to the right of his ride for part of one lesson.
Im glad you said this. I wanted to cry in pain when I saw these guys wrists moving haha.
While his dynamics may not be the most efficient, when it all comes down to it, writing a good song is the most important and relevant skill any drummer or just musician could have, with that being said, aaron is one of the greatest drummers of all time. The drum lines he wrote were incredible.
every comment is about how many hate comments there are, yet I have only found one, and it was more of a back-handed compliment. Shut the fuck up about the "haters," I don't see any of them anywhere.
But just to say something... This DOES show solid technique, just not the traditional technical fundamentals of music theory that we're all taught in music school. In the end though, it's not about who has the most technical foundation, it's about who has the most entertaining chops. He has a cool style, he's obviously not restricted to 4x4 as a lot of popular drummers are, and that alone is a huge leg up on 95% of "drummers" in general. Period.
He's not a session musician, he's a member of a band, right? He doesn't NEED traditional fundamentals, he has his own style.
well said.
I love Aaron Gillespie!!! When I was at Teen Mania doing my internship, he came to perform for us during Chapel and that was part of his solo tour!!! He was incredible!! His heart for the Lord is just inspiring! Aaron don't listen to these people on here, God is proud of you and you are inspirational to so many people in not just music but in the Christian Walk! People learn to keep your comments to yourselves! If you don't have anything nice to say just don't say it at all Cuz its rlly annoying
those snares sound so fucking dope
for everyone who wants to bash Aarons drumming lets see you play drums as well as he does and travel the world shredding the drums just being a badass who doesn't give af if his techniques makes you happy or not because he is 100x the musician you'll ever be
Someone who smashes a drum so mindlessly and aggressively cannot be called a musician. Oh yes i play drums maty ! and i could eat this pathetic moron for breakfast, check out my vids because i can back it up. how any Drummer finds this prick talented is beyond me, he is an embarrassment to the drumming community
Oh he only yours around the world and now with mother fucking paramore so yea he's pretty much talentless. You're a dumbass
Riley Moon Yep, like i said talentless
The last time I checked, music was about sound. About hearing something and liking it. I think this applies for any instrument. Technique is something that develops over time. You can play something with technique and somebody else can play it differently with nothing but heart and a drive to play...and it will sound the same. The day you learn from someone else, when you try to mimic their playing...it's not you anymore. It's you trying to be them. Heart originality and soul, THAT'S real music.
Whos care?
goodness, those snares sound beautiful.
i think it sounds amazing...because it does
"Hard as fuck" is actually one of the ends of the spectrum of Dynamics, haha. We all have our own thing do we not.
I wouldn't say he's my teacher, but he does offer lessons every now and then, and I try to take that opportunity whenever I can!
The Truth Drums base drum is soo amazing sounding!
Shane Anderson is one of Aaron's best friends and hes teaching my lil bro piano lessons
He looks so pissed when playing lol
He turned that kid into a powerhouse
those drums are the most explosive i've ever heard.
that kid is good! he's got skill!!!
"were you rushing or were you dragging"
Great conversation!
anyone would love to be taught by Aaron and practice next to him. I like him a lot
you'll get carpal tunnel like me if you continue playing like that please listen to these guys ASAP it's no joke I used to play the drums like that before but after maybe a few years or I experience excruciating pain while playing drums. I went to the docs for check up he told me I'm showing signs of carpal tunnel and he added that he diagnosed about 6 people that were drummers. Dude if you wanna keep playing as long as you want don't play stiff just loosen up and play safe.
haha i like how this started as a drum lesson but then just ended with aaron playing solos
Connor how the hell did you get to practice and learn with aaron? He's deff one of your favorite drummers growing up cuz I see some of Aaron's influence in your playing. Your going to become one of the best of all time cuz your only being 21 n seeing how far ahead of the game you are and how amazing of a drummer you already are. Yup il be telling my grand kids about connor denis while I'm teaching them how to play drums 40 years from now. Can't wait to see beartooth live to see you play.
Very good session to teach rudiments and notes.
Now they're on tour together :)
This is rad. Thanks for posting
This is some awesome drumming.
Это Коннор Дэнис из Beartooth? Аарон его выучил отлично 👍
да
When you give tours in all over the world and be loved by more than a million people, then your opinion can be taken in account
Those drills looked fun, nice job.
bro you just killed that.....
Shit dude I was wondering why a random video of a kid drumming showed up on my recommendations, and then I saw it was the legend himself Connor Denis
What I can say is those drums are awesome