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Check out Ohio state when they went to London Yes, they performed in the UK .. it's in YT also .. here is link czcams.com/video/fz5ZaOPCclI/video.htmlsi=zErqaiRHlCw0qIfl
If you liked this performance, I’d also suggested watching their video games halftime show! (They play music and make formations from games such as Space Invaders, Pokémon, Tetris, Zelda, Mario, PacMan, Halo)
If liking to also have some laugh there's mascots videos, it's not going to be about football as they're in different sports but it's something interesting and funny to see.
I have a suggestion for you sir. This is the best of all of them on YT, it is the Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon. These men work with a rifle that weighs approx. 10.5 lbs with the bayonet attached. You will notice that no verbal commands are given during the demonstration. I hope you enjoy it and are amazed. czcams.com/video/WUYbbTHf4dw/video.html&pp=ygUhbWFyaW5lIGNvcnBzIHNpbGVudCBkcmlsbCBwbGF0b29u
You do realize that the band members aren't just marching in formation, but they're playing instruments to make the music you hear... The band members practice the show for a week and then perform so there is essentially a new half time show every home game. They also may perform at an away game depending on arrangements with the host school. There are regional and national contests for high school (high schools also have marching bands that perform half time shows) and college marching bands.
Some of those high schoolers are extremely talented! Hebron 2021 is definitely a much watch
Yes! Great points. I'was in high school marching band for 4 years. It was fun but also hard work. We weren't allowed to have printed music on the field, have to memorize several routines at a time (home game vs away game) and I played a totally different in marching band as I did in indoor band. We did get invited 2x to play halftime at the Cleveland Browns (NFL) games. Yes, I am a true "band geek" lol.
I competited in a lot of those competitions in Illinois. Our band was really good, but we never had enough money to go to Bands of America (Nationals)
@@heathermcisaac7571 Man you make me remember my in the drumline. Don't forget homecoming and parade season which was a totally diffrent monster.
The rhythm of the music helps with the timing, perfection!
The best part of the video was seeing the joy on your face. It takes hours and hours of practice of running around to get the actions down perfectly. Plus, the students are playing their instruments while running around. Its why they are THE best damn band in the land.
The T-Rex did eat the opposition team, he was wearing the M t-shirt. You nailed it! Michigan is rivals of Ohio. Don't forget they are playing the instruments and doing all of this as well.
Condolences to the Buckeyes for their loss at Michigan over the weekend. Next time!
That T-Rex DID eat the other team's drum major. He was a good sport to do it. Michigan and Ohio are the biggest rivals in college football. Just a few minutes ago, Michigan beat Ohio State University in the biggest rivalry game of decades. Both we undefeated and it was a winner takes all.
oh thats crazy!
And heartbreaking for me and many other Buckeye fans! Ended an otherwise perfect season.@@european-reacts
@@european-reactsThey energy at today’s game between Michigan and Ohio State was insane. Ohio State was ranked #2 in the country and Michigan was ranked #3, so it was a big matchup between the two schools.
Hated the TV commentators after the game who talked as if OSU was some kind of utter failure after an otherwise perfect season. One of the very best teams in the US, and they were talking as if they needed to re-think the whole program.
@@majkusyou know they basically only care about the OSU vs Michigan game half the time. I’m in Columbus, you’d have thought the president or someone died that day. Plus it was the third year in a row OSU lost to Michigan. I don’t even follow football; this is just because I live in Columbus so happen to know 😂
This is the biggest rivalry in college football
Michigan and Ohio State are big time rivals, they always play at the end of the season on rivalry week and most of the time it determines who moves on to the Big 10 Championship(Conference Championship) and who gets sent home. That's why this matchup has been labeled "The Game".
And today Michigan soundly beat Ohio!
@@patriciab8876Let’s see if they’re cheating the last 2.5 years get this and many other wins erased as punishment for outrageous cheating behavior.
By six ponts!@@patriciab8876
And why the stadium is packed.
Also those band members are university students, full academic schedule, continual practice with their instruments and skilled precision formation drill. Amazing.
The joy in your face while watching this reminds me of when I was a child and saw a halftime show for the first time. It's a experience I still remember many decades later. Thank you for watching this I am glad you enjoyed it.
Yes!! Exactly!!❤
Michigan and Ohio state are huge rivals. Not only the universities but the two states in history. They even fought a very brief war.
Ohio State probably has the best traditional marching band in the country. Texas A&M has the best military style marching band in the country.
This was preformed at "The Game", an Ohio State game against their long-time rivals University of Michigan. Many Europeans (and Americans for that matter... but they have no excuse) miss that T-Rex eats an Michigan fan. Nice catch! And during Pirates of the Caribbean, the sinking boat carries the Wolverines flag. So they get in fun digs during this performance also.
This video is from halftime against Penn State in 2013. The Penn State Band is visible at the bottom of the screen for most of the show.
It is amazing that you posted this video today. I live and grew up in ohio. Today was the 119th meeting between Ohio state and Michigan for college football. It is called "The Game" and its ones of the biggest rivalries in the USA!!
I had no idea
Marching bands are part of school and university football culture. Growing up, our high school had a marching band that performed during halftime and also played along as the cheerleaders did their chearing. Then, if our team won, which it did a lot, the band led the students and spectators through the town on a victory march. There are different types of marching bands. There are the ones like this and others that do military type formations. I went to a Texas A&M game that has a cadet program, and they did the military precision formations. It was amazing as well. Not only are these students carrying out these difficult routines, but they are also playing instruments the entire time and keeping up with their school work.
The band tradition goes back to ROTC (military officer training) programs in colleges and high schools in the late 1800s. And of course, marching bands go back even farther (the 'drum major' was a British military officer in charge of the drum corps. When marching in formation was important to an army). Texas A&M, one of the few remaining military colleges, carries on the military thread of the tapestry of band traditions, with their spectacularly precise drills that defy the laws of physics. Another offshoot from the military tradition is the 'Drum Corps International' competitive band performances which have grown less military over the years-but DCI bands and others still twirl plastic rifles instead of batons. I am not quite sure when the practice of the band forming pictures (instead of just TA&M-ish formations) on the field began, but I suspect it was in the 1910s or 1920s, the same time that bands moved to music departments and out of ROTC, and also when 'bleacher stunts' like card stunts began to be performed. As you point out, bands and cheerleaders or yell leaders are kind of inseparable.
If there is a good comprehensive book covering the long history of U.S. band traditions, I would love to hear about it. If not, there should be.
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Thank you for this amazing comment! You should write that book and I will buy it immediately!
I am in my 70s, and my community was very into band and choir cultures as well as patriotism. It was right after WW2 and during the Cold War. My brother was in ROTC during HS and college and joined the reserves. I can still feel the pride of watching him march after he finished boot camp. I remember wondering how the heck they taught him to march as I spent hours trying to teach him to dance, lol. I twirled my baton to John Philip Souza marches and loved every minute of it. I sang in the choir, and we performed The Battle Hymn of The Rebublic at The Academy of Music in Philadelphia. I look back at those years, and I am still grateful for those experiences. We spent many hours practicing, and we were proud of what we did. The discipline involved was a great life lesson that carried on throughout my life. Thank you again for taking the time to reply. I loved it. I am disabled and homebound living with the amazing Katie, the kitty who thinks she is a dog. To keep my mind active and to keep negative thoughts away, I have some daily must dos. I must learn something new each day. At night, before going to sleep, I think about something that brought me joy that day and something I was grateful for that day. It is amazing how life is full of good things if you look for them. Your reply hit every box today, and I thank you.
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@@karenjayne24 My husband and I are in our late 60s, we were both band members. He played trumpet in from 4th through high school in a little town in S.E. Oklahoma and then went on to be in the University of Oklahoma band from 74-78. I was a flute and oboe player in a jr high/high school band in Amarillo (Palo Duro) and then did a year at West Texas A&M. Most of our grandkids have been band members and while they were in school, when they did solo contests, my husband played piano accompaniment for them. Band is a big tradition in our family.
Ohio State grad here. The OSUMB always includes at least 1 dig at Michigan University (please excuse my cursing) during every performance. This show included 2. Once when the T-REX ate a guy dressed as a Michigan ( again, please excuse my cursing) player and then spits out his helmet. Second time is when OSU sinks their ship.
I have to explain the 'cursing', no Buckeye ever says Michigan (cursing again). It is considered foul language. We instead always refer to them as "the state up north." The rivalry is the oldest in college sports. It began on October 16th, 1897.
Go Bucks!!!!
Next tie you leave that upside down W out every tie, soldier. The foreigners can figure it out theselves
The Ohio State University calls their bad TBDITL (The Best Damn Band In The Land). They are widely regarded as the best marching band for halftime performances. They basically learn a new performance one each week. The best view of them is in the upper seats when you can appreciate the choreography. They are known for their script writing of Ohio. Watching how they make it look like cursive writing is pretty great. Remember they are playing instruments whilst doing this. Check out their Michael Jackson tribute as well as their performances in Wimbledon for an NFL game. You will understand why they are The Best Damn Band In The Land!
This is not the best college band. There is no such thing. It varies from week to week and show to show. But they are very, very good. You have every reason to be proud of them (I would be) but it isn't even a complete marching band without colorguard, majorettes and dancers. Writing for them requires a skill set for the staff and designers that OSU doesn't even attempt. This leaves your band lacking somewhat in visual effects and crowd appeal in spite of their otherwise flawless performances in playing and marching. It is like a priceless painting without a frame.....still priceless but not quite complete. All of that being said, I am so happy when these kids have fans like you supporting them so just keep on insisting that they are the best!
@@auburnkim1989It is the largest all brass band not what you are trying to compare it to. You should research before presenting things as fact.
@@user-up3ux9jx7c Please do not make me laugh. What competition declared OSU Band the best? Just curious? I am not the final say but I have been an instructor, judge and auditor for numerous marching bands for over 30 years and when I did march years ago, my group won the World Championship. I marched trumpet for several years and independent color guards. I have also had continuing education instruction from Hall of Famers. I have stood on so many sidelines at so many NCAA games (mostly SEC) that I couldn't count. I have attended various regionals and finals of Drum Corps and WGI since the 80s. I am through being educated. I am retiring. Sorry, if you were offended by my remarks but there are many good bands; granting yourselves a title doesn't make it true. OSU Marching Band is consistently one of the best In the land. That is all I will say based on my experience. I would be thrilled to claim them and you should be proud and supportive. Every team needs that.
BTW, the Metallica Light Show performed by my alma mater this year beats anything OSU has done so far. I am proud as well because I am objective and they finally did it! They beat everyone with that show! It now sets the bar so high that Auburn may not ever be able pull off something like that again. Oh, and they did it with a colorguard, dancers and majorettes to beautifully frame the pictures.
@@auburnkim1989 you may be a bit bias. CZcams views alone tell you there is no equivalent to tOSUMB. Also, you are comparing show bands of the SEC to military regiment bands of the Big Ten. Saying it's not a complete marching band is ludicrous.
@@auburnkim1989everyone always says Ohio is the best band btw I’m not even into football or live in the state but even I know it’s one of the craziest college football bands
Biggest rivalry in sports! I’m an Ohio boy born and raised, if you get here I’ll take you to a game! This is every weekend during the season!
Watching this reaction from you sends me over the top, lol! I started following you because of country music but I was born and raised in Ohio! Ohio State University is amazing! Believe it or not it is harder to get in the band than on a sports team, TRUTH!
I've seen this tons of times and it's amazing every time. They are a marching band so the music is all being played by the people on the field making the designs. They have a different theme for every home game and they have to learn, not only how to play all of the music but how to form the designs on the field in one week. I don't know how they keep it all straight. I'd be all over the place.
I did marching band all four years of high school. It's pretty awesome, but a lot of hard work and many hours of practice. If you like watching these, you can find videos of many high school marching band contests, where one band after another compete against each other, and drum and bugle corps at college level too.
You always ask if we are watching until the end of your videos. Well I always stay to the end just to hear your (always funny) comments and extremely cool accent. You have a perfect accent for speaking english. We all love it so much. My little grandson runs to the computer because he (3 yrs old) hears your unusual voice. Keep up the good work. I know your channel will continue to grow. ♥
Oh thank you so much!
I am from Ohio,and we have the best band in the land. Glad you got to see them😊
The best damn band in the land haha O-H!
@@TheChunkyD5 I - O
Texas A&M also has an awesome marching band. They don't do this kind of stuff, but they have their own stuff. Lots of crossing routes. They generally play actual marches, like from John Philip Sousa, instead of more modern music. But seriously, marching band on-field performances start in High School. But Ohio State is known for the stuff they do and they do it really well.
I did marching band in high school, and currently live 5 minutes from this stadium. I always love watching the shows. And yes, Ohio and Michigan are rivals
Tens of thousands of American marching band members current and past (me, for one) just cheered to hear you say that the halftime by the marching band is better than the game. So true! For big university marching bands like this one (and there are many) they hold try-outs for marching band members. By that time most have at least 4 years experience in high school and perhaps more in younger years. As others have said, the band plays the music you hear live on the field . . and all of the prep and practice happens outside their university studies. This is like an intense club. Thanks for sharing your great reaction.
Yes! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Note, that all the music is being played by the band while they are doing this at the same time!!
Michigan and Ohio's rivalry goes all the way back to 1835 when the states fought a "war" over the land that would become Toleto. The ohioans would refer to the michiganders as "wolverines" as a derogatory term for "savage" and that's where the University of Michigan gets their team name from.
Practice, dedication, perfection...OSU Marching Band!
As someone who was raised in Ohio, had family go to OSU, and went to a tiny college in Michigan, Oh my god YES! Michigan and Ohio are HUGE rivals!!! I saw both sides having friends from Ohio and friends from Michigan. Lol
I had been in marching band in high school and college, and I heard soooooo many people say, "I'm here to see the BAND, not the game!"
I was in a top-tier marching band in high school (not in college), but my in-laws still go to games at the high school where my husband went; it has a very fine band, also. Sometimes, my husband & I join my in-laws for games, & I've become acquainted with the band director.
@augiegirl1 I love that some of my nieces were in band. Most of my siblings were in band with me at one point or another, and now my daughter is carrying on the legacy.
Hi, im 64 and i never saw this. Thank you.
Peace-out from California 🌎✨️
Give this man a citizenship.
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THE BEST DAMN BAND IN THE LAND!!! You should watch the Michael Jackson one they did.
The Ohio State University is only 10 minutes away from my apartment! .. The Stadium can have over 117,000 people in the stands. This is my favorite performance from the band. The band is so good that it is known as "The Best Damn Band in the Land!" for good reason! Y The team is called "The Buckeyes". They have other video performances that are great as well. Another great one is when the band performed in London at Wembly Stadium to honor tribute to "The British Invasion". The Ohio State University cheer is to yell "O-H!" and You get yell back "I-O!" :) Yes, Ohio State University and Michigan are big rivals.
I’m from Ohio just outside Columbus the band is amazing
Watching you react to something as 'simple' as a half-time show really makes me look at things I see everyday and take for granted.
Marching bands work so hard on their halftime shows. To play an instrument well and learn the formations requires tireless dedication. Most of these college band members start in high school band. College scholarships are given to the excellent band members. They work every bit as hard as the football players!!
I’d argue a bit harder…football players don’t have to play an instrument AND sound good, or carry and throw giant flags while running plays. But, I will admit I am biased 😏
If you like college football better than the NFL, sir, then you have simply got to attend a small town football high school game. The entire town gets involved, and the enthusiasm is unmatched. Anything can and does happen!
COLLEGE FOOTBALL = tradition + pageantry + energy + marching bands + tailgating + rivalries + storylines + loyalty + massive attendance + emotion
NFL FOOTBALL = elite performance of speed, strength & ability + tailgating + rivalries + loyalty + storylines + emotion + tradition
And they were playing their instruments at the same time
I was in my High School Marching Band for 2 years (also in Ohio) as part of the Color Guard (flag, baton, ribbon, and rifle twirling) and I can confirm that high school marching band is grueling work. We prepared and practiced for MONTHS before parade and football season starts. Including during our summer break when we had band camp - which again, grueling. People truly underestimate the work and dedication it takes to be in a marching band.... hours and hours and hours in the heat, cold, sun, rain, snow, muscles aching, sweat dripping down into your eyes, going back and forth on the field to learn every foot placement and every movement of your body over and over again until it becomes muscle memory because each and every person needs to be in sync (you can't even march in place if you're not supposed to - it can be seen and its a major no-no during band competition... I should know, I got called out for it).... and my school's Band Director lead us with a tough military attitude she learned when she was actually in the military and part of the Military Band. I don't know if it's just an Ohio thing but marching band is taken seriously in many circles and perfection is expected, even in high school, perhaps BECAUSE our college band - the Ohio State University band - is so heralded throughout the country. (The Best Damn Band in the Land!!!) Just as high school football players are scouted out by college teams, the marching band department scouts out exceptional band members as well. It is a whole thing that causal football fans probably know little about.
Harry wasn't capturing the owl; it was the golden Snitch.
I'm going to age myself but back in 1982, the Minnesota Vikings NFL team did invite our high school marching band to perform the halftime show at one of their first games in their new stadium, the Hubert H. Humphry Metrodome. The "dome" has since been replaced by US Bank Stadium (2016). The Vikings stadium is considered to be one of if not the loudest in the NFL. The crowd cheers to interfere with the opposing teams QB calling out plays effectively.
Ah, but Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City - home of the Chiefs - has been determined by Guinness to have the World Record for being the loudest stadium in the world in 2013 and in 2014 - verified!
I LOVE THE GAME OF FOOTBALL, but college is so much better because they play with passion and heart! Once the NFL comes into play some lose the heart and passion. C.J. Stroud is an Ohio State Buckeye that is still SHINING and for Buckeye fans, will never be forgotten ❤❤❤❤❤❤
College football all over the US is miles above NFL. This was a kicka** performance by OS, but all big colleges have super marching bands and performances like no others.
So cool to watch a European watch and like a video that showcases a great aspect of American culture: college football. In the US, we absolutely love college football, we are rabid about it. It's a passion, a tradition and a love we have not only for the sport, but for what it represents to generation after generation. People outside the US don't fully understand why college sports in the US are of such great importance. So, let me explain to you why it is.
1. For thousands of financially challenged kids can only dream of getting a good college education, because they cannot afford it. So, they look for scholarships through different avenues. It could be through academic excellence or the arts in high school or, in this case, through sports. My son got a full scholarship through swimming. He represented his university as a top American swimmer the way many other thousands of kids do in our country. So, as you can imagine, the nature of competition in sports is also carried into the pride of competiting for your school. There are old rivalries between schools in the US. So, a college football or basketball game is the coolest way to demonstrate that pride and rivalry.
2. Traditionally, people who graduate from their respective colleges carry that pride with them for the rest of their lives. They live, breathe and carry their pride for their Alma Mater all their lives, and pass it on to their children and grandchildren. In many cases, their kids end up going to the same school as their parents and grandparents. It's tradition! That's why college football games are so huge and stadiums can have larger audiences than professional football. Everybody goes to the games, your family, parents, grandparents, friends, neighbors, to support your respective kid. Its big.
3. Although there is every imaginable sport in college, like swimming, water polo, diving, equestrian, track and field, volleyball, golf, tennis, soccer, skiing, and many others, the most important ones are by far the big 4: football, basketball, baseball and hockey. They are also revenue ($$$$) producing sports, meaning that they generate income for the colleges. They collect a lot of money through ticket sales, memberships and more, and that money helps the university set aside millions of dollars to attract future athletic students, and offer scholarships. Colleges also compete for the best athletes to come play for them to carry on the tradition. The kids you see in the marching band are also on scholarships that football ticket sales generate.
Now you have a better understanding of why college sports in the United States are of such importance. If you want to look for other traditional college football rival games, no better games than those where Georgia Bulldogs play against Florida Gators, or Texas playing Oklahoma, or Ole Miss (Mississippi) playing Alabama. Have fun!
Every high school and every university has a band like this. Some are better than others. Ohio State is great!🤗❤️🐝
Check out Texas A&M college marching band. Best in nation.
Another great OSMB video is the Tribute to Michael Jackson. Every performance they do, is fantastic!
The OSU band is the best band in the land. As an Ohioan, I can say that the cheer at the end was a call back. Anywhere in the country one of us can shout O-H...and if another Ohioan heard us, they will shout I-O! It's how we locate other Buckeyes. It's something everyone here knows.
Yes 👍🏽 you got “THE LORD OF THE RINGS” logo…I get emotional 😢watching this Incredible Marching Band. I use to be a Teachers Assistant so I got to March on the side when our schools band practiced in the small town. Great 👍🏽 Memories. We use to got “BLOCKBUSTERS “ to rent DVD’s and other types of films. 🎥 ❤ 🇺🇸 Thank you for reacting to this. 🙋🏻♀️ Sending you blessings and encouragement. N. California
Yes I watched until the very end
I've been in these bands during high school and there's all kinds of competitions and festivals we perform at. For high school bands we usually only learn one show. But I know that college bands learn multiple shows a year.
The guy who was eaten by the T-Rex wore a Michigan outfit. Michigan is OSU's biggest rival. Ohio State Marching band is called TBDBITL- The Best Damn Band in the Land. Go Buckeyes!!
Funny you posted this just as the game Ohio State vs. Michigan just finished as we speak. Michigan just won. It's the biggest rivalry in college football.
I had no idea lol
Army-Navy is the biggest rivalry in college football. It has an entire day dedicated to it where no other college teams play except for those two schools. Ohio v Michigan is the biggest Big 10 rivalry, Auburn v Alabama is the biggest SEC rivalry, and Texas v Oklahoma is the biggest Big 12 rivalry.
The Ohio State Marching Band’s nickname is The Best Damn Band in the land. It definitely lives up to its nickname. Also, Ohio State and Michigan is probably the biggest rivalry in college football.
A typical greeting if u ever run into an Ohio State fan anywhere in the world is, "O-H"
And they are to reply, "I-O" 😊
You should do more of these videos. Your amazement is entertaining and genuine, and in the U.S. virtually all of us went to a high school with a marching band, and many of us to college where they always have a band. Also, quite a few of us have been part of a marching band. If every band geek months US subscribed to your channel, you would absolutely have the biggest channel on you tube, there are many millions of us.
You should see them when they do the opening to any of their home games. Script ohio is a must see
Other colleges have marching bands that put on halftime shows but it is pretty widely accepted that Ohio State is the greatest. They went to London a few years back to perform at some event there but I can't remember what the event was.
Ohioan here and yes we are rivals. O-H!
UVM IS BETTER
The hours that went into the choreography for this must be mind blowing!!!!
I graduated from OSU and live in Ohio. The OSU band is amazing. Attending an OSU football game sometime and you'll be amazed as how musical Ohioans are and how amazing the band and football team are. OSU is the best one, you won't find many other college bands at all who do what they do.
You’d enjoy watching Texas A&M’s military band.
People argue about it but if anyone is being truly honest OSU has by far the best band in America.
They don’t call Ohio State’s marching band “The Best Damn Band in the Land” for nothing! The energy in The Shoe stadium is CRAZY during halftime watching them perform - it’s even better than the football games sometimes! O-H!
I've lived in Ohio my entire life and am very proud to be a Buckeye ❤ these men and woman put alot of time and their hearts into these halftime shows and I love when it's appreciated!! OH...IO ❤
I really loved your reaction to the Ohio State marching band. It is the Ohio State University. Capital T. That being said you really need to see a football game at Notre Dame. Home of the fighting Irish. Another great venue and another great set of fans. There are many in the United States, Michigan, Alabama, Georgia, etc. in the south, football is a religion. Have a great day.
All of them have a marching band. They do this at half time. And play the instruments to.
Don't forget that their playing their instruments while marching
In answer to the question of if other teams have similar shows -- ABSOLUTELY YES. In fact, marching bands & color guard teams have their own competitions (I recommend checking out the Phantom Regiment ESPECIALLY their performance of Spartacus! IT'S AMAZING)
I just discovered you and I'm so glad I did! The Ohio State Band is the Number 1 Band in the Land! I live in Ohio about a 2-hour drive from Columbus, where the Ohio State University is. I had no idea that other countries didn't have college marching bands. Thank you so much for reacting to all things American - it reminded me of what we too often take for granted.
If you are wanting to see just bands, there are band competitions! I'm not sure about all states, but here in Wisconsin, there is the WSMA (Wisconsin State Marching Association) and they hold state competitions every year! Not all are for college level, some are high school, but if you ever come to the US, I'd highly recommend checking out if the state you are visiting holds them or not! ~~ I was in competitive marching for my 4 years in high school and played clarinet for a total of 12 years :)
😂 I think people really liked this request ❤❤❤
It was fun for me, getting to watch live and participating in the live chat. Your subscriber community seem really nice!
Sending love to you and yours from Orlando Florida
Waving hi from Ohio! Marching band is popular here and Ohio State is the best damn band in the land!
TBDBITL!!!! The. Best. Damn. Band. In. The. Land.
There are tons of Ohio Band videos on their channel here on CZcams. They're amazing. My favorite was their tribute to Led Zeppelin this year.
Girl from Ohio here.
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I know Jon Waters, the man who developed and directed this show. What happens is that the show is designed on a computer program that divides the field into one-step squares. The marchers are issued tablet computers, which can show each individual marcher exactly where to go and when they need to be there. Most college marching bands perform halftime shows, but Waters is considered to be especially creative.
My first time living in the town Delaware, Ohio I experienced the craziness of Michigan State versus Ohio State Football. Very few people came to work that day, and after the game everyone wanted food, but I had very few employees. Delaware Ohio was on the road between the two schools.
I was in marching band in high school, in the 1980s. We worked over the summer to learn the music and the formations. It was hard work, but it was very cool when we saw what we produced. Ohio State is known more for their basketball than football, but they do well in both.
Now do the Texas A&M Fighting Aggie Band, largest military band in the world, especially their cross pattern that, according to computer models, is impossible. But the Aggies are used to doing impossible things.
Football - Reason to party, blow things up (fireworks), maybe have a military fly over (go look for those videos), have a good competition, and drink!
Also - Please check out the NHL games which is my favorite sport to watch.
I saw this for the first time last night so you've probably already gotten these answers. Sorry for any duplication in advance. I happen to live in Columbus, Ohio where Ohio State is located. You are correct, we are very proud of our football team :) We are even more proud of the marching band. That's why we call it "The Best Damn Band in the Land" :) You are also correct that Ohio State Buckeyes and Michigan Wolverine rivalry is close to, if not THE most famous college football rivalry in the USA. It began in October, 1897. I have to commend you that you knew every movie, including the Eye of Sauron in Lord of the Rings. I've seen half a dozen of these first view videos for this particular video and NO ONE but you knew the LOTR answer! 10 points for Griffindor! :D PS...I also agree that college sports are far superior to watch over professional sports. So much more passion and spirit! :D
I am from Ohio, the halftime shows are amazing. Best damn band in the land. 😂
When we put our minds to it, we Americans can do anything ridiculous and huge.
It might be hard to plan, but if you visit the USA, I HIGHLY recommend going to a large university football game. If you narrow down where you want to visit (Midwest/Chicago? Go to a Purdue or Notre Dame game. South? Try University of Georgia or Auburn University. Florida? University of Florida, Florida State University, or UCF - Uni of Central Florida). A rivalry game is best because the atmosphere is even more....MORE. The season is August through December (with "bowl" games on New Years. Bowl games are championship games, usually in warm, sunny places so the students can enjoy New Years in Miami, or Phoenix, or Atlanta.
Every summer, individuals from the ages of 14-22 participate in drum corps international (DCI), which is essentially professional marching band. The groups are hyper competitive and their shows are more musical, abstract, and artistic. Definitely recommend reacting to “Spartacus” - 2008 Phantom Regiment and “Babylon” - 2018 Santa Clara vanguard.
My husband and I were both in band, he started in 4th grade in a small town where everyone was in the same band, 4th through high school. Once he graduated, he ended up at the University of Oklahoma in their band from 1974-1978. He played trumpet. The big rivalry for OU is the University of Texas. If you go check out 10-07-23 OU vs Texas Halftime - Pride of Oklahoma, you'll see the OU band playing Metallica's music. Big sound. I played flute and oboe in my jr high and high school band, then did a year at West Texas A&M in their band. We've had almost every grandkid in band, tuba, two flutes, a saxophone, trombone, French horn all in our grandkids. My husband, who also plays piano, played for their solo competitions as accompaniment. My daughter in law played French Horn in high school (her kids were tuba/flute). One of our grandkids was in choir and is currently a music therapy major at Texas Tech.
Go explore other bands, there's a lot out there, different styles, all good. Glad you're finding out how much fun American College Football is and especially the bands. (oh, and the last song the OU band plays as they go off the field is their fight song, Boomer Sooner).
There are four main styles of marching band. Ohio State is the best at the traditional style. Texas A&M is the best band at a completely different style that revolves around military marching. Then there is also Stanford or Rice which is a completely different style, and lastly any of the HBCUs marching bands which are very different.
You should go to a band competition. That’s really spectacular!
ANDRE'! Thank You, for helping Restore PRIDE in American. Too many Americans, have come to take for Granted, our Nations Blessings. Not only for us Americans. But, for hundreds of thousands of immigrants, whom have come here, and prospered,and or, greatly improved their quality of lives. Thank You so much Andre'
Don't miss the Texas Aggie's 4 way cross. Marching band computer simulators claim it is an impossible routine to perform, but they perform it every year. The Aggies have a very different marching style than Ohio State (they are part of a US Army corp of cadets), but Texas A&M is another University steeped in tradition. Gig 'em! 👍
You should react to the OHIO STATE Marching band Tribute to the veterans.
Absolutely, college ball is much better than the NFL. more spirit and they play with more heart. This band is referred to as TBDBITL or the best damn band in the land. GO BUCKS
And fans on the opposite side are seeing the action on the field on a reverse screen 🥰
being from Ohio, i enjoyed watching you enjoy!
I actually know someone who was an alternate in the OSU marching band
Michigan and Ohio State is THE rivalry for those 2 schools. That is the big one.
Many schools have excellent bands that do similar things. Some better than others.
New Sub here! I've been binging your videos since yesterday! I just LOVE your channel! Your reactions are so genuinely surprising! I'm from Michigan and was raised in Ohio. Thanks for sharing this Awesome video by the Midwest's biggest rivalry! Btw....Michigan's Big Blue WON!! God Bless You!
The best damn band in the land!