'How many drum kits could you have in the park by tomorrow for the video?" We aren't sure Jack, maybe... "Yes, that sounds great, I'll take all of those, and grab a good camera while you are at it..."
@@richie2dicks468 I disagree. If you’re trying to say that it’s one kit and they photographed it multiple times, then there’s a slight chance, but then you’re dealing with factors like light. What’s far more likely is they rented the equipment for the day, which, while still costly, is far less expensive than buying it outright
+C2302 it looks like the copied and pasted most of the drums but the amps all seemed separate. they both look exhausted though. the hardest button to button is that one you keep missing because your too worn out.
Absolute adore White Stripes videos. Their videos should be the gold standard for how other bands present their music visually. Every time I hear this kick ass song I see this video in my head and that is just righteous with me.
Yeah, ur right. I feel like music videos are not as…”important “? as they use to be. (For context, I’m 31 yes old) I, actually, still go and look up videos to songs I like. I feel like the songs use to be almost centered around the video, they were worked on simultaneously or, at least, with the video in mind. If I’m wrong then they just did it better back then, period.
@@adecadeofpoetry4831 Your comment is spot on! Here's a perfect example. This Elvis Costello video was made in 1979 and it's way cooler and imaginative than the majority of videos that were made in the 80s. ua-cam.com/video/aU_zMvaX05Q/v-deo.html
I love that I grew up with the white stripes, my dad would always play their songs on the TV. This song and music video gives me so much nostalgia(: it brings me at ease
I have a 10yr old cousin and when I went to his house he was watching White Stripes videos and rocking out. Made me really happy to see the younger generation enjoying this music too.
I absolutely love this couple's music. The way they can take the simplest things and make great songs of it. This was the most creative video I have seen in a while.
Funny thing is that they divorced in 2000, years before this song was made. Strangely despite the divorce they didn’t have any conflict with eachother and continue making music together for years, and when they retired it was just because they felt that they didn’t need to make any more music. Also, early on they repeatedly insisted they were siblings and kept their marriage a secret. They apparently did this because they didn’t want people poking into their personal life and their (former) relationship. The whole situation was extremely abnormal.
@FellDownTheStairs This is the first time I'm hearing that they weren't siblings but actually a divorced former couple... and I think it's pretty weird.
I could never understand people who say Meg was not a good drummer. She could play every White Stripes song perfectly. She didn't need to be better than that.
White stripes songs have incredibly simple drum sections probably because it's all she could do. If she was better than more complicated drumming would come naturally. But that doesn't necessarily make the music any worse.
Who cares how good she was/is? She played the drums in White Stripes, those who are "good" didn't. Most pro backing vocalists kick the shit out of Jack White's vocals, but I want his vocals on White Stripes. Best doesn't mean interesting.
2024 still watching. Still love this song. Id love to see how they accomplished the stop motion look while retaining duplicate images without their bodies.
Every time I listen to it (very often) I can't stop myself from moving my head like a pigeon and tapping my foot on the floor to the rhythm of the bass and drums. Epic song.
Sooo many.....HHHMMMM. It is called, ""THE WORLD OF THE MAGICAL BRAIN TRUST." Trust in that. It is "HOLLYWOOD",No matter where or when. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$!!
I love how if this were made today, the image would just been edited together and the weather and surroundings would have been crisp in cgi goodness, but they made the video using dozens of amps and drums, they must have had to listen to this song hundreds of times over the days they shot it and you can see that when watching, got a magic little charm to it.
I remember being 12 and listening to this A LOT. My sister was the one to introduce me to this band with this song. I was the bullied kid in middle school, but listening to this always made me feel better... I could release my stress while rocking this song. I felt like a I was transported to a different dimension when I listened to this. I have good memories with this song. Although I don't listen to The White Stripes anymore, I still love this song as a classic that made me go further with my musical tastes. Thank You White Stripes for being there when I needed it, and thanks to my sister for showing me this band.
Just a slice of one of the greatest bands known to man! Thank you both very much! Yes, Meg, I mean you too! I thought the drums were absolutely fantastic! Saw it all from the very beginning! Again, thank you both! Love my Tripplegraph and White Stripes greatest hits vinyl.
White Stripes: “Yeah, I need to rent 20 drum sets.” Music store: “I think we can do that for you.” White Stripes: “Oh, and they need to all look like starlight mint candies.” Music store: “Ummm...”
Funny u say that, it wasn't jack white idea to make this video, it was the directors idea who convinced jack to make a video with him. also a funny little thing to notice is jack white isn't even playing guitar he had broken his left hand from a car accident and he has a black cast on it
Michel Gondry was a real innovator in his own right. He has done some of the most recognizable music videos ever. Even if he borrowed from other visual artists, he really brought it to the masses. Never boring.
i didnt give this band enough credit when i was younger. now im 26 theres tons of white stripes tracks and other bits done by jack white that i really appreciate
This song represents the epitome of what Jack White wanted to do when he created the minimalistic concept of the band. Yes, it's also one of the most mainstream and well-known White Stripes' themes, but there's a reason for that!
Was anyone else paying attention to the lyrics and how random yet clever they are? It's like the Beatles song "come together" it doesn't make any sense but yet it sounds so awesome and has perfect rhythm and rhyming to the lyrics. Jack white was an underrated songwriter who definitely was a musical genius ! Especially in their song Icky Thump.
Lauren Potts actually come together makes a lot of sense if you know the Beatle's history. The first verse is taking about Ringo. the second, is about George. the line come together is what the yogi told them when they went to India. etc etc. the song is about the Beatle's themselves and their history.
It did, I seen an interview with Jack White and Charlie Rose- in which he stated that it took forever to set -up the equipment, playing a beat on each drum to make it all coincide when viewed. Very Artistic Indeed!! :)
Steve Lamacq Album Club broadcast 29.03.2023 at 8 pm UK time @BBC6Music brought me here 💚💚💚💚💚💚📻And #MichelGondry is a genius! What he did in this video is mind blowing🤯 I saw on the dvd series "The Work of Director Michel Gondry" behind the scenes for that video and it was tense but Michel vision was always beyond and he knew how the final result will look like. This is the best video of all time.....from noughties .... he made so many great videos it is hard to crown the best. I will press 🔁▶ On Thursday 30.03.2023 Steve Lamacq on #bbcradio6music will play live premiere of live recording from #Elephant 20th Anniversary Reissue courtesy of Third Man Records🤩 #WhiteStripes rules🤘 is that #Beck at 2:30 🤔📮
Duckpool Turner Jack, who is a drummer, taught her how to play. She was never a musician. Jack more than likely wrote all the drum pieces and just showed her how to play them
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I remember seeing this video for the first time when I was 10 in 2003. It was the coolest video I had ever seen and I was instantly intrigued by Jack. I still think he is a great lyricist and Blunderbuss is truly a masterpiece in my book. He is creative and he has just the right amount of strange to make him undeniably sexy too. Jack White forever!
Totally agree! (Although I’m quite a bit older than you: looks like you were born the year I graduated from high school/started college, in 1993.) And I just loved him in Cold Mountain as well. Perfect casting for the part, IMO. And he didn’t even screw up the accent, despite being from Detroit. But I could never see how he and Renee Zellweger ended up together IRL. They made a good onscreen couple, but otherwise...🤷🏻♀️
Carlos Rafael Jacome Lara una de las mejores bandas del siglo xxi lastima que de el 2007 en adelante la música en ingles decayo en favoritismo en latinoamerica por esa mierda de regaetton y bachata con aventura y daddy pedo o yamke
Every time I play this on my guitar I do something wrong and get boxed in by my amps for a few hours. When I finally get out I'm somewhere else. Then I play it again. Hopefully some day I'll make it back to where I started.
It frustrates me how many drummers hate meg white because she doesn't use proper technique. To that I say congratulations you've ruined rock by making it follow the one thing it fights against. The rules
Tom Dennis yes! People think it's wierd when we say stuff like that because it's not 70s-90s but what they did then was important. They gave us the world we can have today and people waste that
Duckpool Turner that's right most tha young people I talk to today are on another level. Must be tha sign of the times. Technology has played a role in this.
Man I was really confused by this video for a minute. They're on 125th Street, over on the West Side, like 12th Ave., right? But then they go down in the subway, and it looks like a subway stop, but what the hell was that weird train? Then I finally figured out it's a PATH train. That whole video (except for the out-of-place PATH train) was right in my neighborhood.
greg55666 there is also the lucky Renault commercial that had meg and jack in it. and the one kid that built the jack and meg Lego set. comment the songs I referenced in this
This Video idea required that Gondry track down 32 identical Ludwig drum kits, as well as 32 amplifiers and 16 microphone stands. The crew would erect all the kits at once and Meg White would scoot from set to set as Jack walked in front of a new set of amplifiers for each shot. Each time the pair moved forward, the last set of instruments in line would be peeled off and brought to the front. The amps were rented, but the drum kits had to be purchased. (The band donated them to a music school after the shoot, fearing they’d end up on eBay if they got back into circulation.) The laborious process made for three 16-hour days of shooting, all of which had to be completed during daylight hours, per Gondry’s specifications. “We didn’t hire any lights, so we had to do it all with natural light. I had it very carefully planned out, though I realized Jack was doing different expressions for each take and I didn’t correct him. I initially told him to watch it, but I realized the result would be very electric because each frame would jump around with different expressions.” In the finished video, White’s facial contortions heighten the feel of a stop-motion nature documentary, even though the film was shot continuously. Gondry said the stop-motion effect was created in the editing room after the fact.
Jack: I got this great idea for a music video Meg: It better not b- Jack: Nah, nothing terribly complicated. I promise. Meg: Okay, but it's n- Jack: Nah nah, just be us and our instruments, nothing else. We'll even use public areas for filming. You'll see, it'll be great. Meg: Alri- Jack: lmfao
Fun fact #1: All the drum kits were donated to a music school after the video was filmed. So every day, drummers now practice on one of the kits Meg used, though the peppermint swirl skins have likely been replaced. Fun fact #2: The "sock puppet" on Jack's left arm is actually a cast; he broke his finger in a car accident shortly before the video shoot. Fun fact #3: The guy holding the "box with something in it" at 2:30... that's Beck!
![Red Hot Chili Peppers - Can't Stop [Official Music Video]](/img/n.gif)
This song is my favorite mode of transport.
sohan rai I might drum & bass my way to uni tomorrow if it’s cheaper than the train.
sohan rai 😂😂😂😂 me too
Kkkkkk me too
I can agree with you there
I live in Ireland so one so about 3 minutes of the drum I'd end up South Africa
"I'm gonna call an uber."
"Nah, don't worry, I brought my bass drum."
69th like
Hahahaha *Zinger
*swichs to double bass*
Before Uber, there were drums
Dam
The crew who carried all the drums and amps for each take must be commended for their commitment to art!!
LOL
They would've just used trolleys to get them longer distances if anything
That alone brings me back to the song
Especially with the lack of editing 13 yrs ago
They are still dreaming with moving drums.
The beat, the riff, lyrics, melody. The hardest button to button. Minimally magnificent.
"How many drum kits do you want?"
"Yes"
I wanted to like this comment, but it was at 420 likes so I couldn't.
@@DudeWheresMyDean Go ahead and like it now.
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Also, yes.
'How many drum kits could you have in the park by tomorrow for the video?" We aren't sure Jack, maybe... "Yes, that sounds great, I'll take all of those, and grab a good camera while you are at it..."
Can we just appreciate how much time, effort, and energy this must have taken to do one music video?
And money
And gear
They didn’t actually use that many kits/amps. You duplicate the image and past it. It’s all in the editing
@@richie2dicks468 I disagree. If you’re trying to say that it’s one kit and they photographed it multiple times, then there’s a slight chance, but then you’re dealing with factors like light. What’s far more likely is they rented the equipment for the day, which, while still costly, is far less expensive than buying it outright
@@mattwood1562 It's all about ctrl+c, ctrl+v
Every time I play this song on the drums I end up in another city.
well u can replay it to return to ur town
you got to play it backwards.
Ba DA Bum. Rimshot...😎👽💀
Hyperlapse photography.
Jajajajja
I’m exhausted trying to imagine all the labor required for this stop motion
Beside the mentally ill person that answered you above, it asked a lot. 16 hours a day for 3 days
@@marcybomboy5273are you sick?
Must've been a pain, it's a ton of gear
@@marcybomboy5273 dude, lady or in-between, they are appreciating the labor going into this piece of art
Do you think they actually had all those bass drums, or an effect?
this was probably the hardest video to video
Wowow
Ur my inspiration
Ur from Singapore no?
Collin Poon yeah!
Angela Low That must've been the the best comment to comment.
0_-
"Yeah, I'd like 32 drum kits, 32 amps, and 16 mic stands please"
"How big is your band?"
"Two people"
Sorry for being that guy, but I think they used green screen
Ryan Hudson dumb boi, it's framed and it's a music video so it's not real
Debit or Credit?
I guess you could sell them easily for double the price if they wrote their names on it
Jordan Payne ha lol
dude, the making of this mustve been literal hell
That's always been my first reaction to this video. Lol. It looks amazing though, especially with the drum kits going in and out of the train.
True
@@josphatkahihia Yeah thanks for your input Joseph.
@@josphatkahihia Nailed it.
Literal?
The White Stripes had one of the best drum designs. Simple yet distinctive.
The director: How many drumsets will you need?
The White Strips: All of them
Pray to God they reused or "copy and pasted" some
+C2302 it looks like the copied and pasted most of the drums but the amps all seemed separate. they both look exhausted though. the hardest button to button is that one you keep missing because your too worn out.
+Potter Assdeflipticus they donated the drum kits to a school for fear they'd end up on eBay
+Sophie Hawton ha
I swear I saw you from the "Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground" video comment section :D
Absolute adore White Stripes videos. Their videos should be the gold standard for how other bands present their music visually. Every time I hear this kick ass song I see this video in my head and that is just righteous with me.
OK Go is another band with insane music videos, I recommend "Obsession"
Yeah, ur right. I feel like music videos are not as…”important “? as they use to be. (For context, I’m 31 yes old) I, actually, still go and look up videos to songs I like. I feel like the songs use to be almost centered around the video, they were worked on simultaneously or, at least, with the video in mind. If I’m wrong then they just did it better back then, period.
@@adecadeofpoetry4831 Your comment is spot on! Here's a perfect example. This Elvis Costello video was made in 1979 and it's way cooler and imaginative than the majority of videos that were made in the 80s. ua-cam.com/video/aU_zMvaX05Q/v-deo.html
this one is from Michel Gondry
@@szzsam Gondry is a master of the visual arts. The greatest and most entertaining videos of the last 30 years have been made by him.
"what do you mean you need all the drums of my shop ? "
"Yes"
Actually, you can keep all the toms
I mean ALL OF THEM!!!!
And we to paint them all the same
Don't forget all the amplifiers too
I love that I grew up with the white stripes, my dad would always play their songs on the TV. This song and music video gives me so much nostalgia(: it brings me at ease
Man I feel so old reading this tea 😭
@@barrymagee4463 came here to say the same thing 😭
I’m the other side of it, I was the dad that played music like this when my kids were little and influenced them to like real music rather than crap.
@@punkoid76 Hopefully you also taught them that just because they don't like something, it doesn't make it "crap"
I have a 10yr old cousin and when I went to his house he was watching White Stripes videos and rocking out. Made me really happy to see the younger generation enjoying this music too.
I absolutely love this couple's music. The way they can take the simplest things and make great songs of it. This was the most creative video I have seen in a while.
Funny thing is that they divorced in 2000, years before this song was made. Strangely despite the divorce they didn’t have any conflict with eachother and continue making music together for years, and when they retired it was just because they felt that they didn’t need to make any more music. Also, early on they repeatedly insisted they were siblings and kept their marriage a secret. They apparently did this because they didn’t want people poking into their personal life and their (former) relationship. The whole situation was extremely abnormal.
@FellDownTheStairs This is the first time I'm hearing that they weren't siblings but actually a divorced former couple... and I think it's pretty weird.
@@njhj876-eh4ssthey have always been a bit weird. Nothing new here
They were married?! I always thought they were brother and sister. Haha
I could never understand people who say Meg was not a good drummer. She could play every White Stripes song perfectly. She didn't need to be better than that.
Also she is the only know master of the duodeca kick drum as seen in this vid
That's because the drumming in there is easy, because she wasn't that good
White stripes songs have incredibly simple drum sections probably because it's all she could do. If she was better than more complicated drumming would come naturally.
But that doesn't necessarily make the music any worse.
@@firstlast6437 i'm pretty sure she only played drums live. Jack white played everything on the record
Who cares how good she was/is? She played the drums in White Stripes, those who are "good" didn't. Most pro backing vocalists kick the shit out of Jack White's vocals, but I want his vocals on White Stripes. Best doesn't mean interesting.
This song: *exists*
Rock radio stations: nope. Only Seven Nation Army forever.
STFU
@@WilliamMoscato-jw4hx no u
@@Aussieduderivs1 stfu
@@WilliamMoscato-jw4hx no u
@@vaintexleague1533 SFTU
2024 still watching.
Still love this song.
Id love to see how they accomplished the stop motion look while retaining duplicate images without their bodies.
Yes sir!!
Fun Fact, To this day they are still putting all of that equipment back.
Cringe Squad
I wonder how long this must have taken to make.
FļasĥiņgÐuđ3 I'm guessing at least 5 months
Sir Orgy Play the whole thing reverse
Sir Orgy presiosa
I would literally blow my head off editing this music video.
Jim jarmusch is a genius- oh and they donated the extra instruments to a school to keep the video on the dl
Well then, I hope you're like that alien, the pawn shop owner in Men in Black.
@@karenandrews4224 this was directed by Michel Gondry idk you're mentioning Jim
*Girlfriend:* Hey babe, you need me to pick you up?
*Boyfriend:* Nah, I'm gonna take the bass
You mean bass drum
@@MichaelTurner856 you mean u have no friends so your on youtube tryna sound smart to someone with no patter
@@flyingmalkie4346 get some fresh air
CHECKMATE
@@flyingmalkie4346 wot?
Naming the baby "Baby" was a bad ass move
It was 1981. Things were different back then.
Adds a new meaning to “call me baby”
Wait, thats who baby drivers parents are?!?!?! I thought that name sounded familiar 👀👀
@@Scarlet_monkeyhe's referring to the lyrics "it was 1981"...
When it gets older, name it Boy. Then, when it grows up, name it Man.
Hey how far is the restaurant from your house
Meg:”about 32 drum sets and 16 mic stands”
What
😂
'Murica, rejecting the normal Metric System since 1975
Americans would do anything not to use the metric system 😂
"Hey kid, Why don't you watch where you're drumming!?"
"I'm sorry White Stripes. No hard feelings?" ;D
Hell yeah ! Bart Simpson :D
I knew i heard this somewhere else LMAO
I just came from that clip.
"LET'S KICK HIS ASS!" xD
“Why you are late?”
“The subway it was full of speakers and drums”
“I understand it’s ok”
“Am i fired?, hello”
The boss goes to the subway on his way home.
The boss: *sees all the speakers and drums*
The boss: ...
Jack and Meg still walking in the subway and the boss get crushed by a wall of speakers amd drums
Had me wondering if they filmed that at 3 AM or something, and got the line to turn on some lights and open up a train just for them.
Every time I listen to it (very often) I can't stop myself from moving my head like a pigeon and tapping my foot on the floor to the rhythm of the bass and drums. Epic song.
So grateful I got to see them live. Unlike any other show I’ve ever attended. Phenomenal 🔥
I almost did but that had to be the year he broke his hand punched some guy and cancelled.
I'm driving to a jack white concert right now
No fair...
No fair...
Technically I did too, my mom went to one when she was pregnant with me 😂
jealous, but great for u... my bucket list is White /stripes, but it seems just Jack now.
This band has some of the most creative videos I've ever seen.
Same
To be able to make that statement you need to be really young. I mean they are neat and cool but “most creative” arguably at best.
*cries in Ok Go*
You kids obviously haven't heard of Michel Gondry then it seems from the comments?
Real artists right there for ya.
My favourite White Stripes song ever, best guitar riffs, perfect drums, Meg was beautiful like a goddess. I'm getting old...
These guys rock so hard. Purely awesome. I regret never seeing them live ! Thank you for making so many fantastic songs that I crank to this day.
"Why do you need so many drum kits?"
Jack: "Yes."
Sooo many.....HHHMMMM. It is called, ""THE WORLD OF THE MAGICAL BRAIN TRUST." Trust in that. It is "HOLLYWOOD",No matter where or when. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$!!
I love how if this were made today, the image would just been edited together and the weather and surroundings would have been crisp in cgi goodness, but they made the video using dozens of amps and drums, they must have had to listen to this song hundreds of times over the days they shot it and you can see that when watching, got a magic little charm to it.
100% must've been a nightmare for the crew
Song was so good it even got into the Simpsons.
i loved that scene lol
Meg: "Let's kick his ass!" 1:23
And Peaky Blinders
I remember being 12 and listening to this A LOT. My sister was the one to introduce me to this band with this song.
I was the bullied kid in middle school, but listening to this always made me feel better... I could release my stress while rocking this song. I felt like a I was transported to a different dimension when I listened to this. I have good memories with this song.
Although I don't listen to The White Stripes anymore, I still love this song as a classic that made me go further with my musical tastes.
Thank You White Stripes for being there when I needed it, and thanks to my sister for showing me this band.
omg the singer looks exactly like the guitarist
They're the same
It's the one same person you douchebag. -_-
Masinfira1 mmmmmmmmmm youre right, now you can go fuck yourself.
+terance niles OMG: The guitarist looks just like the lead singer!!!!
+Masinfira1 are you dumb
"Sorry, White Stripes! No hard feelings?"
"Let's kick his ass!"
jo joy jo joy
Jajaja entendí esa referencia
@@gowtherelpecadodelalujuria8432 2:25 Start Pursuit
Hey KID! Why don't you watch where you're drumming!
Still dunno how they filmed this in daylight without people screaming and yelling OMG THE WHITE STRIPES,
Elephant was their success album. They weren't super popular before this.
Nate River this is elephant
@@remixdragon6156 Exactly, they filmed this before they blew up.
HEY, I'm drumming here! I'm DRUMMING HERE!
Idk how they set up all those drums in a crosswalk before a car came along.
Just a slice of one of the greatest bands known to man! Thank you both very much! Yes, Meg, I mean you too! I thought the drums were absolutely fantastic! Saw it all from the very beginning! Again, thank you both! Love my Tripplegraph and White Stripes greatest hits vinyl.
White Stripes: “Yeah, I need to rent 20 drum sets.”
Music store: “I think we can do that for you.”
White Stripes: “Oh, and they need to all look like starlight mint candies.”
Music store: “Ummm...”
more like 100 sets
White Stripes: $$$$$$
Music Store: "Where do you want them delivered?"
@@alisterfolson yes.
oh yea dont forget some amplifier
Between this and Fell in Love With a Girl, I think any music video director getting a call from Jack White would run away from the phone screaming.
Agreed. 😝
Funny u say that, it wasn't jack white idea to make this video, it was the directors idea who convinced jack to make a video with him. also a funny little thing to notice is jack white isn't even playing guitar he had broken his left hand from a car accident and he has a black cast on it
😂😂
+Edgar Bernabe well you can still play guitar--i mean he only broke his finger
+ohwellwhateverr Tell that to michel gondry... He had the idea for a lot of stripes´s videos
The hardest video to video.
record*
stfu
to edit?
You three are so stupid.. Look at the song title then this comment 😒
The hardest comment to comment
True originality like this is rarely seen in this world. Most things are copies. White Stripes forever. 😊
Michel Gondry (the director) was imitating a director from the 80's called Zbigniew Rybczyński
Michel Gondry was a real innovator in his own right. He has done some of the most recognizable music videos ever.
Even if he borrowed from other visual artists, he really brought it to the masses. Never boring.
The most amazing thing about this video is that they were able to clear out a section of the subway to film.
i didnt give this band enough credit when i was younger. now im 26 theres tons of white stripes tracks and other bits done by jack white that i really appreciate
This song represents the epitome of what Jack White wanted to do when he created the minimalistic concept of the band. Yes, it's also one of the most mainstream and well-known White Stripes' themes, but there's a reason for that!
@@HinkelAnton what?
This song is underrated and unknown. It deserves to be heard more
This video is pure art. Are so creative. The music is fucking awesome. But the clip is the best part.
Such a cool groove.
Playing a mix of lead and rhythm on bass sounds really cool.
im pretty sure they didnt use bass for this songs, in fact most of their songs are just guitar and drums.
@@Taklodetrue, only in songs like seven nation army he changes the octave on his guitar for the "bass" part
I love the raw power and intensity yet the simplicity of the White Stripes’ sound!
An absolute masterpiece & one of the most powerful songs ever.
🤨 You seem to have typed this on the wrong page. . .
Jack White definitely had a friend who owned a music supply store
Copy and paste lol
Nah no, Jack White is cool and the gang x
È,
Lol
Editing tricks and a large amount but still limited supply looks limitless
This blew my mind back in the day. Still does.
The subway part is what interests me the most. How long are they stopped at a location?
Esta canción es lo máximo pero al ver el vídeo no puedo evitar reír un poco porque me acuerdo del capítulo de los Simpsons en que aparece la banda😁
Opino lo mismo
Yo lo descubrí por los simpson
Jajajaj también lo busque por los Simpsons
@@alejandrocabrera1906 yo los conocí por 7 nations army y luego coincidió con los Simpson.
También lo conocí con los simpson
Remember kids, always look both ways when crossing a road. You wouldnt want to get hit by a bass drum.
Was anyone else paying attention to the lyrics and how random yet clever they are? It's like the Beatles song "come together" it doesn't make any sense but yet it sounds so awesome and has perfect rhythm and rhyming to the lyrics. Jack white was an underrated songwriter who definitely was a musical genius ! Especially in their song Icky Thump.
Lauren Potts actually come together makes a lot of sense if you know the Beatle's history.
The first verse is taking about Ringo. the second, is about George. the line come together is what the yogi told them when they went to India. etc etc. the song is about the Beatle's themselves and their history.
Lauren Potts wow those three songs are on justice league trailers, happy with the music!
Thanks.. What happened is neg hired as prostitute for cat n mouse n jack(I) was secretly a Beatle
Not necessarily come together... But more like tomorrow never knows and magical mystery tour songs
Quite simply, this blew me away when I first heard and saw this.
The whole album, actually.
Same, I would give anything to experience it again as if it was the first time
Filming this must have been a NIGHTMARE... Sheesh! Respect. Awesome song. And this music video was worth it
Still one of my favorite videos of all time. The time it must have take to stop motion all of this back in like 2004 or so. This is impressive
I can't see this without thinking of Bart Simpson
Yes
lol yess
“Let’s kick his ass”
Lol yas
facts
This video must have taken forever to make
It did, I seen an interview with Jack White and Charlie Rose- in which he stated that it took forever to set -up the equipment, playing a beat on each drum to make it all coincide when viewed. Very Artistic Indeed!! :)
not only that, they had to make like a thousand drum sets
Rush was the first to attempt to make a video like this, for YYZ back in 1981. They are still filming it.
I loved that album. The White Stripes were cool
Are cool*
This Dude is Unbelievable and a living breathing human -with the class of ROCK legend.
This song always makes me feel better. The beat is soothing
*Manager:* So, how much budget went on drums?
*White stripes:* Umm... Just... A few... Thousands of dollars.
@@oscar_ramirez_117 xd
You gotta love how beck turns up at 2:28
When people say you own to many drums or amps, just show them this video
YASS
Are you accusing Jack White of owning too many Fender amps? Then in all reality you could accuse him of owning too many pairs of red twill jeans. ;o)
*too
Legend says their still out there leaving bass drums everywhere
They did it to Springfield
High School.
Up at 6 am watching MTV while getting ready for school and this would usually be playing.
Yep! It never failed haha
+Hobo WitA40z It's very creative and the song has a very good story behind it
Steve Lamacq Album Club broadcast 29.03.2023 at 8 pm UK time @BBC6Music brought me here 💚💚💚💚💚💚📻And #MichelGondry is a genius! What he did in this video is mind blowing🤯 I saw on the dvd series "The Work of Director Michel Gondry" behind the scenes for that video and it was tense but Michel vision was always beyond and he knew how the final result will look like. This is the best video of all time.....from noughties .... he made so many great videos it is hard to crown the best. I will press 🔁▶
On Thursday 30.03.2023 Steve Lamacq on #bbcradio6music will play live premiere of live recording from #Elephant 20th Anniversary Reissue courtesy of Third Man Records🤩 #WhiteStripes rules🤘
is that #Beck at 2:30 🤔📮
“We had a baby. We named him baby”
Hmmmmmmmmm............
Super deep...
He grew up and changed his name to Guy Fieri
@@asurasyn He moved from Detroit to Flavortown.
Its the guy from baby driver Lmao
You sound more like your mom, Bort.
I really like the sound she gets out of that ride cymbal in this song.
Same for some odd reason the ride sounded clear and beautiful no extra like noise when you hit it
NorthernChev it's the crash
Paiste Signature 19" power crash.
Imagine seeing this in real life when you’re traveling in any city.
I'd live there
On acid.
i’d recon that i’d have some issues
Wow trippy man
teleporting drums
Drummers hate her! see how this drummer found a way to get infinite kick drums
Duckpool Turner Jack, who is a drummer, taught her how to play. She was never a musician. Jack more than likely wrote all the drum pieces and just showed her how to play them
hay mean! MY MUSICK TEACHER TECHT ME AND MY CLASS ABOUT THE WHITE STRIPES
Well joe guss, she's a musician now. White Stripes wouldn't have been a better band with terry bozzio or some wanker with a gong & bell tree
Wm Perry of course, the reason the white stripes were so good, was because Jack is an amazing drummer. His drum pieces fit perfectly with every song.
Duckpool Turner that's right man. She was doing it herway .I think it sounds great
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Crepzdar true
Best coment ever.
Well, there it is, kids.
The perfect comment.
Enjoy.
C mamu
Wheeeze... can relate
I remember seeing this video for the first time when I was 10 in 2003. It was the coolest video I had ever seen and I was instantly intrigued by Jack. I still think he is a great lyricist and Blunderbuss is truly a masterpiece in my book. He is creative and he has just the right amount of strange to make him undeniably sexy too. Jack White forever!
Totally agree! (Although I’m quite a bit older than you: looks like you were born the year I graduated from high school/started college, in 1993.) And I just loved him in Cold Mountain as well. Perfect casting for the part, IMO. And he didn’t even screw up the accent, despite being from Detroit. But I could never see how he and Renee Zellweger ended up together IRL. They made a good onscreen couple, but otherwise...🤷🏻♀️
@@ashleydixon4613 Cold Mountain was such a devastating movie😢 and yes, 1993 baby here! Hope you are keeping well as 2024 winds down to an end.
My favorite music video of all time, especially as I'm a drummer.I love the band all together but the drumming is my favorite part
What an iconic video. Beautiful times when MTV had music
They always had good music. ❤
missing the part where he collides with Bart jajajaja
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
omfg am pissing my self laughing because your patter is acto stinking
cuantas baterías y equipo habrán usado, recuerdo haber visto esto en MTV cuando era niño, pensé genial ¿cómo lo hicieron?
Carlos Rafael Jacome Lara una de las mejores bandas del siglo xxi lastima que de el 2007 en adelante la música en ingles decayo en favoritismo en latinoamerica por esa mierda de regaetton y bachata con aventura y daddy pedo o yamke
Jonathan Orozco y maluma :c
stop motion, es la misma bateria solo cambian de toma y capturan las diferentes fotos para hacer parecer que que va tocando muchas baterias.
Forever love this video! Thank you, Meg, Jack, Michel and the crew!!👏❤️
This song is still one of the best songs I've ever heard, it's honesty amazing
You can still see Meg White drive around Detroit in this drum set. Absolute legend.
Every time I play this on my guitar I do something wrong and get boxed in by my amps for a few hours. When I finally get out I'm somewhere else.
Then I play it again.
Hopefully some day I'll make it back to where I started.
This is my 3 yr old's favorite song. This masterpiece appeals to everyone on multiple levels.
I guess a three year old would know about having difficulty with buttoning buttons.
Michel Gondry is a genius.
It frustrates me how many drummers hate meg white because she doesn't use proper technique. To that I say congratulations you've ruined rock by making it follow the one thing it fights against. The rules
Duckpool Turner that's right. She rocked that shit her way fuck tha rules
Tom Dennis yes! People think it's wierd when we say stuff like that because it's not 70s-90s but what they did then was important. They gave us the world we can have today and people waste that
Duckpool Turner that's right most tha young people I talk to today are on another level. Must be tha sign of the times. Technology has played a role in this.
Cough cough punk
In all honesty, I think the drummer of this band sucks ass
”Honey, I’m off to work”
”Are you gonna take the car?”
”No. I’ll take the drums. I go faster with that.”
Videos like this satisfy my OCD, mmmmmm it feels sooo good! Great song! Such a cool band!
Man I was really confused by this video for a minute. They're on 125th Street, over on the West Side, like 12th Ave., right? But then they go down in the subway, and it looks like a subway stop, but what the hell was that weird train? Then I finally figured out it's a PATH train. That whole video (except for the out-of-place PATH train) was right in my neighborhood.
greg55666 there is also the lucky Renault commercial that had meg and jack in it. and the one kid that built the jack and meg Lego set. comment the songs I referenced in this
So, where were you at that day?
greg55666 m
Oye niño fíjate por donde tocas!
- Lo siento José Novero..
Roger Torres jajajajaj
JAJAJAJAJAJA.
Venia por esta referencia
Pateale el trasero xD
Hey kid watch where you drum 😂😂
Provando que não é a quantidade que faz uma boa banda , mais a qualidade , parabéns meus queridos gosto muito do Stilo de vocês.
Still one of the coolest and most creative music videos ever
They need more band members
This Video idea required that Gondry track down 32 identical Ludwig drum
kits, as well as 32 amplifiers and 16 microphone stands. The crew would
erect all the kits at once and Meg White would scoot from set to set as
Jack walked in front of a new set of amplifiers for each shot. Each time
the pair moved forward, the last set of instruments in line would be
peeled off and brought to the front. The amps were rented, but the drum
kits had to be purchased. (The band donated them to a music school after
the shoot, fearing they’d end up on eBay if they got back into
circulation.)
The laborious process made for three 16-hour days of shooting, all of
which had to be completed during daylight hours, per Gondry’s
specifications. “We didn’t hire any lights, so we had to do it all with
natural light. I had it very carefully planned out, though I realized
Jack was doing different expressions for each take and I didn’t correct
him. I initially told him to watch it, but I realized the result would
be very electric because each frame would jump around with different
expressions.”
In the finished video, White’s facial contortions heighten the feel
of a stop-motion nature documentary, even though the film was shot
continuously. Gondry said the stop-motion effect was created in the
editing room after the fact.
Damn, I wonder where all those drum kits are now...
+Prehistoricman if you read the post they are probably still at the school they donated them to
moo Even 10+ years down the line?
Now It would take them a seven nation army to put the gear back.
Haha clever
They have enough drums for a seven nation army
Aradhya Sharma You people are good.
I sang that wtf
Ha ha
I wonder how long it took to make this video
+Nick Lindsey you're a genius!
+Josh Graham Three days, shooting for sixteen hours each.
Idk but jack white has enough twin reverbs to supply an army
the better question is, how satisfying was it to put all these little snippets together and hit play every now and then.
Felix Nilbog A 7 Nation army?
I’m 59 and this is not at all the type of music I usually go for. But the Stripes are so wonderful I love them.
54 here and totally agree.
Jack: I got this great idea for a music video
Meg: It better not b-
Jack: Nah, nothing terribly complicated. I promise.
Meg: Okay, but it's n-
Jack: Nah nah, just be us and our instruments, nothing else. We'll even use public areas for filming. You'll see, it'll be great.
Meg: Alri-
Jack: lmfao
Hahahhahasbhagdh
😆😆😆
HahahahHahhHahahahahahah
And then they got divorced.
@@Myskully14 I thought they were siblings
Fun fact #1: All the drum kits were donated to a music school after the video was filmed. So every day, drummers now practice on one of the kits Meg used, though the peppermint swirl skins have likely been replaced.
Fun fact #2: The "sock puppet" on Jack's left arm is actually a cast; he broke his finger in a car accident shortly before the video shoot.
Fun fact #3: The guy holding the "box with something in it" at 2:30... that's Beck!
Well at least I knew the third one
@@Vitorio582 You were better than me; I didn't know any of them until I looked into it!
someone knows their way around wikipedia no doubt
@@OpinionStatedAsFact Very well, but I thought it would be a good idea to share it here too.