Jesus, the contrast between her “I have no idea what I’m doing!” energy and her “I’ve got this” performance was off the charts. As soon as she found the groove she was off to the races. Stunning performance. I love this series!
Her professionalism shines through, very articulate attempt. Joey had an extreme attunement to the metal he was playing, very high bar to come in blind to.
As a metal drummer, if you give me a pop song I'm just going to put metal drums over it. She put down some serious metal grooves which is even more impressive now that I've listened to her normal stuff.
The final take is great. I like how her kit is pretty restrained- one rack tom, one bass drum. I think the original is recorded on a 10-piece kit? She squeeze so much out of the roll at 7:50 , just by using accents and ghosts.
Yeah, that hint of break beat plus her speed and energy changed everything! In parts I was reminded of Pitchshifter with D.J. Walters as their drummer.
She seemed a little disappointed in herself in the end, but she absolutely crushed it in that final take. Crazy how artists are never satisfied with their work.
I mean, she had to do more than one take, whereas every other drummer on here has absolutely killed it the first time through on songs that are way harder. I get that we wanna be supportive, but she knows she didnt do as well as the other drummers.
For only 2 takes I think she did an outstanding job! Of course listening to Joey kill it afterwards is going to make you feel like you didn't do as good as you could have. He left some pretty big shoes to fill!
@@Immigrantlovesamerica Where exactly is Mr Brightside or Schism harder lol? In this video, she even got it close to the original, which is even more impressive in terms of accents and so forth. Also going from Pop to Metal is something else rather than going from Rock to Metal or Metal to Rock. Most of others also took notes. She did not.
@@todddooley793you sound like you’re talking about a toddler - who TF calls a grown adult “as cute as can be”? Or focuses on that instead someone’s talent on a video that’s showcasing their skill? You must store your 2-cell brain in your nutsack.
You can tell shes such a professional. Really took her time and tweaked things and tried again to really nail what she was hearing in her head. Mad respect
una vera professionista deve sapere fare tutto, dalla musica classica fino ai generi più recenti. certo non deve sapere proprio tutto, ma il jazz, il funk, rock, metal, e ovviamente anche il pop. dovrebbe essere così un musicista professionista.
I really enjoyed this performance. You drum with a cool rock style in this. I liked hearing that in this particular song. I liked that you did improvise because you changed things up where even excellent drummers do not; so it made for some pleasant surprises, like that classic rock descending tom-fill - that sounded really good in the song, as did the jungle tom interludes. It was fascinating how many of the crash parts were very similar (at the same exact points). This is a great idea and a way cool experiment. More vids like this and more vids of her, please.
DRUMEO, PLEASE KEEP DOING THESE. THEY ARE FANTASTIC! And thanks for taking our advice and letting them listen to the actual song at the end. One more suggestion; for those of us who may also not know how the song sounds-leave out the drum track on the original for us as well. Will be fun to hear it with the performer at the end of the video.
I second this. Never heard the song before and if what was stated is true, would be absolutely exciting to be on that same musical journey as each musician that steps up to the plate.
Yeah she did not need to be so hard on herself but it shows how humble she is. I mean they threw her in the deep end here by asking her to play Joey Jordison with a small drum kit! She did fantastic. Some of her fills especially with the toms were tight
@@albertorynda740 Being hard on yourself can prevent yourself from just faithfully jumping in and letting loose. If you being tough on yourself prevents you from just grooving and inhibits progress out of fear of judgement, then you're going to find yourself not only having slow progression, but the progression itself will be stressful and completely unfun. Being too tough on yourself leads to insecurity, insecurity to complacency, complacency is stagnation. Your comment sucks. Stop injecting myopic 2014 politics into things that have nothing to do with it.
She absolutely killed it, and from the comments I see here, a lot of people agree. Can't speak for her, but it can be hard to be confident in spaces where you're not getting a lot of feedback, or a space that's male dominated. If anything, I hope this shows people that there are badass women in music out there.
This might be one of my favourite Drumeo videos. I was worried for her at the start but absolutely loved her efforts and the final take was quality. The snare roll for the final drop was very cool.
I think my favorite part of this was her switching from a very very tight and straight play style you'd find in more pop, to a full arms loose heavy hitting groovy play style to fit better. She felt the emotion the song was supposed to provide and changed her playing based off it. Crushed it!
@@jordanmangano1868 ive done a little bit of drumming and I would say its almost like less leverage for it to bounce back faster to imitate the sound and if you can keep up the speed
It clicked for her and when her instincts took over, that was fucking MAGIC! Incredible job, absolutely floored. Drumless track, 1 pedal, and she gives us this? *standing ovation*
Yeah, you could see in her eyes and facial expression when she went from "oh I'm doing this in front of a camera and I want to be playful" to...."okay, lets listen and kill this shit." And THAT SHE DID!
Yeah, I literally only had two places where I went "Not quite my tempo", once during the bridge and once during the outro (I think). The bridge is just hard to improv and she staggered a TINY bit later on, but she was amazing. Going from pop to Slipknot is a tough challenge.
I love Slipknot... and Domino is wonderful! She shows respect from the start, and this talented artist deserves nothing less in return. Joey would be proud!
@@geophil1699 I have zero interest in learning how to play any instrument and think these videos are amazing. I watch a decent amount of reaction videos to music that I like and I'm sure these videos are put together to tick all the right boxes to garner views from casuals like me.
It's just nice to see her have fun. Wish she wouldn't have put herself down like this because she did really well and I think having fun making music is the most important thing anyway
Joey was a world class, amazing drummer. She's sitting there with pretty much a basic kit and managed to do a fantastic job. You could tell she could really feel it, even if her spin on it was different. This was awesome.
I was not expecting much from her going into the video, but holy crap she did amazing once she was given time to refine her ideas for the song. The fact that she got so many parts close to the original is nuts as well. Amazing.
Commenters here not realizing that she’s literally listening to a DRUMLESS TRACK. The fact that she got so close to the vibe is legit great. Love this.
It makes absolutely no sense that they play the song to us with drums at the start. I have to go looking for this track drumless to see what she's hearing.
For never having heard it before and being entirely different from what she normally plays, she did an excellent job. It's fantastic seeing people hear metal, listen with an open mind and allo themselves to enjoy the raw energy of it.
I think this series shows the best parts of being 'fluent in the language of music'. They never heard the song before, it is not their preferred genre - but then they played the breakdown section in a way I prefer over the actual recording, with that marching snare build-up. It is brilliant!
Yeah, that's why I "don't like" them apologizing before going into it. There is no need imo. Quite the opposite, people from somewhere else entirely just digging in and giving it a shot is awesome!
Yep, her drum kit is structured under simpler approach, but nevertheless she managed to do a lot with it. Massive drum kits are amazing but without a good drummer nothig extraordinary happens. on the contrary, a good drummer does not deppend on the drum kit to deliver a good performance.
At the very beginning, like as soon as she first hears the song, she did say "you're gonna need to install double right?" So she pretty much knew right away.
She’s a fantastic player, playing outside “her genre” and having fun and being vulnerable while doing so in front of a camera and massive audience takes guts. But She did a great job and was an even better sport about it all. She made a fan out of me and I’m sure many others.
Her attitude, man... her attitude is everything. She's having so much fun with it, and that's what makes it super cool, way more than the actual technical aspects of it. Way to go, girl.
I hate how musicians always tear themselves up. She completely rocked out and did amazing!! Her transitions were butter smooth, and her fills were creative and interesting! A fantastic drummer.
I haven't listened to Slipknot in forever. I had no idea who Domino was. I do not drum. I have no clue how this made it into my UA-cam feed. But this video made me incredibly happy to watch while sitting here working from home. Good work Drumeo! Great work Domino!
i HIGHLY recommend the Larnell Lewis is playing Metallica one to ya. He did indeed listen to the drums but attempts it to play in one take, after one time listening. - its awesome.
I am also thankful to the algorithm for recommending this! I love the idea and hope they do more! The only other one I can find where the drummer did not hear the drums before was the Tool track.
Watching her slowly fall in love with this song was one of the highlights of my month so far. Just the energy she starts to develop for the song, the bouncy drums, the power in each strike of her drumstick. She felt that. You can see the spirit of the music start to take over. Passion defies genre.
Thats why I love this type of videos. The real musicians appreciate all different kinds of music, because in any kind of music you can find something interesting and inspiring. If youre open to all kinds of music, you will enjoy being out of your comfort zone and develop yourself a lot by trying different things. Thats why its so cool to watch great metal drummers have fun playing jazz or pop, great pop or jazz drummers playing metal or punk and so on, all different kinds of combinations. And they usually do well and have fun since its all music after all. Getting out of single genre limitation really is a mind-opening experience and a way to discover so many great compositions and ideas. Highly recommend everyone, even to non-musicians, try to dig deeper into any style or genre that you consider boring or noisy and you will quickly realize how wrong and limited you were all this time before
It is amazing how metal can overload you with energy if you're opened to really appreciate it. The way she starts to allow the different style to sink in, you can see how she starts to change: the energy, her smile, her attitude... she allowed to become one with the song and that was amazing. She undersold her a bit by saying that she was so far off, but actually her take on the drumm lines was amazing! She put so much passion into it that you could feel the excitement. This was beautiful to watch. Almost like someone figuring out that is in love with someone else. Please keep these videos coming!
This was SUPER impressive to see how she took her interpretation of this. She was so close, and with a 4 piece kit with no double kick she nailed it. Bravo.
@@Hard_Labor_And_Fine_DiningListening back and forth now I like some of her parts better and I think hers actually flows better overall. I listen to everything from Carcass and Death to Billy Joel, and as much as I love double bass I think it was overused on the original track in a way that makes it sound more crowded than it needs to be. I like her accents more on the chorus too.
Not only she's solid and proficient, but most of all, she has a great ear, and when she was in the groove, she perfectly captured the emotional push and pull of the song. Great musician and a magnificent performance! She's way too hard on herself
This is so much cooler to me than top-tier drummers playing deeply rehearsed material: drummers learning in real time. This to me demonstrates so much more about the skills that make professional drummers who they are
A lot of musicians that play for aprox. Ten years do this, the thing is that certain musical skills are expected of certain musicians, like how drummers are expected to come up with something that fits quickly or how pianists are expected to be able to sight-read easily and intuitively
The thing is top-tier drummers are required to do this process for songs. Then they "rehearse deeply" the parts they came up with and perform them as best they can every night. It's easy as drummers to get carried away and play something on the top of their heads but for stability's sake in the performances they keep it grounded especially for complex music if not confusion can happen and you don't want to mess up a song for that. So you are right, but don't demerit top-tier drummers who do this process all the time behind the scenes
It really is incredible to see it in real time. There was another drummer on here, a black dude who figured out (IIRC) “Enter Sandman” and pretty much immediately nailed it. It was suuuuper cool to watch!
I am sure Joey Jordison is looking down from metal heaven and smiling with aprooval. Getting this close to the original track with just her intuition and a very basic kit is simply breathtaking.
The fact that she got those lone kicks right during the chorus is a huge testament to both her ability and the overall quality of the song. It just DEMANDS those kicks and she gave them
Those kicks make the chorus, it’s that rare true harmony between drums and the rest of the band. Joey really nailed it on this whole song to be honest lol she did a great cover too!
yeah my first time and I totally dig the concept. Definintely a well thought out plan.....our 7-8 drinks in and..."Hey!!!! Why don't you listen to a song you've never heard before.......and no drums!!!!!!....................and then you guess what you think it is and then we watch you hearing the way the drums are........."
I’m not a drummer. Just a fan of music and drumming. I love this channel!!!! So interesting to watch professionals break down a song and then play their rendition. Amazing! Love them all for their own unique reasons.
These videos really go to show how important pattern memorisation/ recognition is. Learning the basics and keeping them as part of your practice regimen means that you can’t go too far wrong regardless of what’s thrown at you. Really great final take 👍🏻
I tell everybody who’ll listen, all you need to know is singles, doubles, and flams, everything else is just a combination! Music is a puzzle that you get to make the pieces for as you go along.
I can’t get enough of these videos, and I love the addition of seeing a drummer react to the actual track at the end. Domino was a phenomenal choice and she absolutely killed it. Applause all around.
Absolutely entertaining, educational and fun to watch. She's so out of her comfort zone and yet watching her find the grooves and things she likes is just wonderful. Exactly what makes this challenge so great.
I've always been a guitar guy, but this series has given me a whole new respect for drummers! How they can listen to a drumless track and come up with something so close to the original is almost like a super power! Absolutely amazing! I hope you guys keep going with this series, it is a first hand view into the process of a musician and their ability to come up with the music that we listen to and love!
I've always thought guitarists were cool but I also always found drummers technically more skilled than guitarists just because of the amount they have to do (hands and feet coordination)
Love how mortified she looked for a few seconds and then she just launched into it. Each take got so much better. She is a killer drummer, and I could see her absolutely tearing it up in a metal band.
As a non-musician.. this is such a cool thing to watch. Gahhhh we "mortals" are just so unaware of the talent that these artists have. It's like there's a language that they're aware of that we just aren't. Super cool & a very talented musician.
"Language" is a good way to describe it. I've been a drummer for 25 years, and I can tell you that learning to play fundamentally changes the way you hear music.
Even more than being "like" there's a language that exists - music IS a language that can be processed and understood! Just like with verbal languages, you connect sounds with meaning/intent, and with enough study/practice, you can build a vocabulary with your instrument that you can access the same way you would any other spoken language. Very cool! And the best thing is that literally anybody can do it - you just gotta put the time and work in, same as you would learning any other language!
yup, I cant even count how many times I listened to this song......hundreds for sure.....and have to say I really like the different approach......original is original but this certainly is great listening too
she definitely undersells herself a lot considering how close she got on most parts and how close she was to the general energy of the song in general. I love her track.
I have just now discovered Slipknot as a 53-year-old. I missed the whole thrash metal area and it makes me sad. I am so excited to discover this music is that I never would have considered. And I think there's so much more to it than anything else I have heard in my lifetime. It's completely taken me by hold and has got me by the soul
Watching how professional musicians attack and handle problems and make adjustments on the fly is so impressive. They're so intelligent and charismatic!!! This is such a great series. Thank you for putting it together, and thank you, drummers, for laying all on the line
Unbelievable. Her second playthrough, never having heard the full song, absolutely crushes it. Hits all the major fills, tracks all the time changes, even the half time at the bridge, and adds in some honestly incredible spice herself. Wild. Truly humbling.
She knew she was just lacking energy and she really brought it out on that last take and really went for it! Extremely musically talented….she crushed it!
Ah man. I really hope someone personally told her she did absolutely amazing. She got me crying whrn she was smiling while playing on that final take. She was having so much fun. Makes you realize how insanely good joey was. I wish he could have gotten to see this. The collab would have been so insane to see. Missed but never really gone mate. Thanks guys.
Yo you guys are hitting on something with these videos. I have no clue who this person is, but she is clearly very talented. The way you guys edit the video this is perfectly concise. If you appreciate music on any level you can connect to these videos and you almost feel proud of these artist that try in earnest to deliver their interpretations. I am not a drummer, but I have much respect for her.
I also liked Dirk's interpretation of Mr. Brightside and he is an amazing drummer - soooo professional. But she made me dance on the chair, so I like her as well. Probably that's because people that create music are called artists.@@Ijuststopthepucksbro
@@kickerzx2 she’s a pro it’s not that hard to figure out a song from scratch after a few tries and if she’s been putting pop songs together for years and years wtf do u expect? Just Bc u can’t do it in 3 takes, doesn’t mean it’s impossible
Videos like this get me pumped. There’s something about watching the creative mind at work. At first she experiences that very real feeling of overwhelm by the entirety of the set, though in reality her highly musically skilled brain is taking in more than she thinks. She presses on through the fog and begins to see patterns and you can she her confidence grow. By the first time she attempts it, she’s already got most of it, and shortly after that she absolutely kills it. Talk about “trust the process.” The hardware (her physical drumming ability) was never in question. The software (her mental processing) just needed a minute to fire up, and once it did, WOW!
Wasn't sure what to expect, but got chills the second she started playing. The way her musical instinct picked up on this was so cool to watch. Saw Joey live back in the day, during this album actually, and dude was insane. Great job!
I'm always so impressed with the willingness of all the drummers who come on here and get tossed to the lions. Their joy and humility is always so great...so refreshing. RIP Joey. One of the greats.
As a fan of the original, I love the way she transitions from "I have no clue what I'm doing here" to "Let's f*cking goooooo!" I love her rendition of the drum track.
I saw these definite physical expressions on her face, in chronological order: "Aw crap this isn't it, the fans are gonna be pissed" "I am glad I wore a hair tie today" "OK, girl, just go. Go!!!" "Aw **** the sweat is burning my eyes. Doesn't matter, USE IT! DRUM! DRUUUMMMMMMMM!!!"
07:54 When i tell y'all I *THREW* my chair back launching up for this build!! Goosebumps dude. Holy sh*t. "This is so much fun to play! 😃" I need to go fetch my chair...
Bless her. Totally humble and self deprecating about what 'she got wrong', whilst still crushing it. I love this series and the drummers featured on it. Much respect.
I hope she saw at least some of the audience reaction in these comments which are very positive overall. I respect how humble she is, but she should not feel like she did a bad job and that all of her different interpretations/choices were just straight up “wrong”.
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Jesus, the contrast between her “I have no idea what I’m doing!” energy and her “I’ve got this” performance was off the charts. As soon as she found the groove she was off to the races. Stunning performance. I love this series!
It’s really cool seeing drummers cross styles and seeing their interpretations. Dirk Verbeuren playing Mr Brightside was amazing.
Vinegar drum is on the right
Adam???????
Yea, it's cool to see people play stuff in their styles but to watch someone step out of their comfort zone and still kill it is insane to me lol
THIS!
Her professionalism shines through, very articulate attempt. Joey had an extreme attunement to the metal he was playing, very high bar to come in blind to.
💙💙
Well said
very well done - it is awesome if you are able to copy every single note but necessary - 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Great way of putting it
@Crunch Bar yep, if you’re good at the drums, you’re good at the drums
As a metal drummer, if you give me a pop song I'm just going to put metal drums over it. She put down some serious metal grooves which is even more impressive now that I've listened to her normal stuff.
I’d probably do the same to a pop song but with punk rock drums instead of metal. Lmao. This is why my jazz friends call me a basic bitch drummer.
You're obviously not a good drummer let alone any kind of metal drummer iff you think she's impressive my guess you started drumming 2 days ago
I’ve tried to improvise over random songs and genuinely I’m pretty sure im just playing black flag grooves over everything
make it your own
Noob question- do drummers have to tune there drums to the same key as everybody else in a band while playing live?
honestly she was so close to joey's drumming that she deserves an applause
I feel like he'd love her interpretation and spirit
The amount of fun she's having makes me smile ear to ear. What a contagious personality. Serious skill from a girl not taking herself too seriously.
Yeah. Fun as hell .
So glad to hear it, Jeffery!
My thoughts and reaction exactly
Same
yeah she’s perfect
She's too humble. I think she actually shredded the song her way.
Kudos to her!
I find her really amazing for a non-metal first time listener
Get that woman a mask and boiler suit! (and an extra bass pedal)
The final take is great. I like how her kit is pretty restrained- one rack tom, one bass drum. I think the original is recorded on a 10-piece kit? She squeeze so much out of the roll at 7:50 , just by using accents and ghosts.
Yeah, that hint of break beat plus her speed and energy changed everything!
In parts I was reminded of Pitchshifter with D.J. Walters as their drummer.
She seemed a little disappointed in herself in the end, but she absolutely crushed it in that final take. Crazy how artists are never satisfied with their work.
I mean, she had to do more than one take, whereas every other drummer on here has absolutely killed it the first time through on songs that are way harder. I get that we wanna be supportive, but she knows she didnt do as well as the other drummers.
There’s no info on her anywhere
For only 2 takes I think she did an outstanding job! Of course listening to Joey kill it afterwards is going to make you feel like you didn't do as good as you could have. He left some pretty big shoes to fill!
@@Immigrantlovesamerica Where exactly is Mr Brightside or Schism harder lol? In this video, she even got it close to the original, which is even more impressive in terms of accents and so forth. Also going from Pop to Metal is something else rather than going from Rock to Metal or Metal to Rock. Most of others also took notes. She did not.
@@pjn-je4hb Megadeth drummer did it in one take. Keep trying to justify her, white knight.
She picked up on so many cues and ghost notes without having heard them at all... She's legit.
When she found the connecting fill on the chorus intuitively my jaw dropped...it's such a specific phrasing and she basically nailed it blindly
That's the first thing I noticed as well. She pretty much came up with 90%of what Joey originally came up with
Yeah man! That was perfect 🔥
@danielhance1467 love that you saw that as well! R.I.P. Joey Jordison
DITTO. Gave me goosebumps man!
Also playing on a four piece kit with a single pedal.
I almost wish they would add the original artist reactions to their interpretation. these are soo cool.
Unfortunately Joey is dead :(
Well Joey is dead so
So you'll bring Joey from the dead?
@@randyalakas7260 that would be the plan yes.
lol guys while i know Joey is dead i just meant in general. these are all really cool. would be fun to see the original artist reactions(if alive)
WHAT THE HELL WAS THAT MARCHING SNARE ON THE BRIDGE?!!!! SO FUCKING TIGHT!!!! OMG!!!!
I thought that was so cool!
Ikr I thought it was lit asf!!!!
That was very cool.
At What time?
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She is sooo sweet and humble. Her interpretation of the song was absolutely fantastic!!
Super hard challenge for a pop drummer with a quarter of the metal drum kit. She did her best and delivered so much energy 👏
RIGHT???? Not a metal drummer and not a metal kit and she f'ing ROCKED
She's way too humble, she was bloody brilliant at this
her heel and toe on single pedal is phenomenal
And just as cute as can be.
@@todddooley793 Hey there's some dribble on your chin
@@RosefMudson1414 oh shit, thanks
@@todddooley793you sound like you’re talking about a toddler - who TF calls a grown adult “as cute as can be”? Or focuses on that instead someone’s talent on a video that’s showcasing their skill? You must store your 2-cell brain in your nutsack.
You can tell shes such a professional. Really took her time and tweaked things and tried again to really nail what she was hearing in her head. Mad respect
una vera professionista deve sapere fare tutto, dalla musica classica fino ai generi più recenti. certo non deve sapere proprio tutto, ma il jazz, il funk, rock, metal, e ovviamente anche il pop. dovrebbe essere così un musicista professionista.
Her timidly tapping around at the start before just going all in and absolutely nailing it floored me. She's a beast
she didnt even hear the drums and got this close to the actual beat. she killed it!!!
Cheers Austin!
Might not be perfect
Still grooves...
@@jimmyroberts9528 she's not trying to be perfect. She's hearing the song and inserting what she feels fits.
I really enjoyed this performance. You drum with a cool rock style in this. I liked hearing that in this particular song. I liked that you did improvise because you changed things up where even excellent drummers do not; so it made for some pleasant surprises, like that classic rock descending tom-fill - that sounded really good in the song, as did the jungle tom interludes. It was fascinating how
many of the crash parts were very similar (at the same exact points).
This is a great idea and a way cool experiment. More vids like this and more vids of her, please.
Because Joey jordison wasn’t all that creative. There. I said it
DRUMEO, PLEASE KEEP DOING THESE. THEY ARE FANTASTIC! And thanks for taking our advice and letting them listen to the actual song at the end. One more suggestion; for those of us who may also not know how the song sounds-leave out the drum track on the original for us as well. Will be fun to hear it with the performer at the end of the video.
I second this. Never heard the song before and if what was stated is true, would be absolutely exciting to be on that same musical journey as each musician that steps up to the plate.
Yeah I second this
I shall third this
I fourth it. If you can say that :))
I'll fifth it 🙋♂️
Man she is way too hard on herself. Once she found her groove to the song, she totally killed it and her choice of beats were unique. I was inspired .
You're supposed to be hard on yourself... That's how you get better. Stop being a soft feminist 😒
Yeah she did not need to be so hard on herself but it shows how humble she is. I mean they threw her in the deep end here by asking her to play Joey Jordison with a small drum kit! She did fantastic. Some of her fills especially with the toms were tight
She's definitely being way too hard on herself. No way she could hit every drum and cymbal as Slipknot. They have two drummers.
@@albertorynda740 Being hard on yourself can prevent yourself from just faithfully jumping in and letting loose. If you being tough on yourself prevents you from just grooving and inhibits progress out of fear of judgement, then you're going to find yourself not only having slow progression, but the progression itself will be stressful and completely unfun. Being too tough on yourself leads to insecurity, insecurity to complacency, complacency is stagnation.
Your comment sucks. Stop injecting myopic 2014 politics into things that have nothing to do with it.
She absolutely killed it, and from the comments I see here, a lot of people agree. Can't speak for her, but it can be hard to be confident in spaces where you're not getting a lot of feedback, or a space that's male dominated.
If anything, I hope this shows people that there are badass women in music out there.
This might be one of my favourite Drumeo videos. I was worried for her at the start but absolutely loved her efforts and the final take was quality. The snare roll for the final drop was very cool.
Man, what a difficult assignment for a non-metal drummer. I am honestly impressed she did so well.
for a girl*
@@sdamer4609being a girl has nothing to do with her, her drumming style is what matters.
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@@StarliingUA-cam Kids accounts can’t reply but UA-cam Jerks accounts can
I think my favorite part of this was her switching from a very very tight and straight play style you'd find in more pop, to a full arms loose heavy hitting groovy play style to fit better. She felt the emotion the song was supposed to provide and changed her playing based off it. Crushed it!
Idk anything about drumming but I noticed it as well.
Couldn't have said it better 👍
Fact that’s she’s doing all this with one pedal is impressive and came damn close to the actual song. I’m super impressed.
one pedal and about 1/20th of the actual drums in a slipknot song
I'm not a drummer but I noticed her kick peddle had almost like a double kick feature if she held her foot half way. Is that the point of that peddle?
@@jordanmangano1868 ive done a little bit of drumming and I would say its almost like less leverage for it to bounce back faster to imitate the sound and if you can keep up the speed
@cujoh4608 wow, that makes this more impressive in my opinion. Thanks for clarifying that
Also, her positive energy is off the charts. She is infectious. I need some of this in my life--such good vibes!
She made it with so much energy, she made it great! We literally can see how much she loves drumming
It clicked for her and when her instincts took over, that was fucking MAGIC! Incredible job, absolutely floored. Drumless track, 1 pedal, and she gives us this? *standing ovation*
Yeah, you could see in her eyes and facial expression when she went from "oh I'm doing this in front of a camera and I want to be playful" to...."okay, lets listen and kill this shit."
And THAT SHE DID!
on like 1/16th of the kit Joey uses 🤣🤣
's glorious - i have no idea how someone can do *any of this* but it's great to see someone lock it down like that
She’s wayyyyyy too humble at the end. She absolutely killed it!
And she listened to a drumless track????
@@vindikaktus YES
She’s like “Don’t judge me” and “Sorry to Slipknot Fans” but she has no reason to, she’s very skilled at what she does and clearly showed it 😎
Yeah, I literally only had two places where I went "Not quite my tempo", once during the bridge and once during the outro (I think). The bridge is just hard to improv and she staggered a TINY bit later on, but she was amazing. Going from pop to Slipknot is a tough challenge.
Really impressed. It was natural for her. she picked it up pretty easy!
yeah for real, it went pretty nice 👌🤔
I love Slipknot... and Domino is wonderful! She shows respect from the start, and this talented artist deserves nothing less in return. Joey would be proud!
Okay simp
God damn! She absolutely killed it! For not playing that type of music, she did great. Good on her!
This is the best genre of drumeo videos. Keep them coming!
This is almost an insult to all the great drum lessons they did over the years :D But I agree that these videos here are very entertaining!
@@geophil1699 by far their most entertaining segments. Most likely to garner the most views, too!
Yap...i agree🤘🤘🤘
@@geophil1699 I have zero interest in learning how to play any instrument and think these videos are amazing. I watch a decent amount of reaction videos to music that I like and I'm sure these videos are put together to tick all the right boxes to garner views from casuals like me.
@@Siphus this comment 🤓
As a fan of Slipknot, this was extremely fun to watch. Improvisation was amazing and her joy of playing just made me feel good too 😂
I would like this but 666 likes so I shall say rock on my friend 🫡🤘🏽
I almost feel bad seeing the look on her face when she finally heard joey jordinson's part after having so much fun playing her own.
It's just nice to see her have fun. Wish she wouldn't have put herself down like this because she did really well and I think having fun making music is the most important thing anyway
This is insanely impressive. People with this kind of musical talent are crazy to me.
It's not that hard. You only need thousands of hours, then more thousands of hours.
Bit hard to provide Slipknot because Joey Jordison is just like a machine gun permanently on the double pedals 😂
This is not talent LoL. This is tons of hard work: learn, practice and polish.
@@NKN82 I think you're splitting hairs for arguments sake here... All of those things you mentioned are needed to have talent.
We are not alone...😮
6:43 I'm not a drummer, or a musician, or anything really... but this moment, every time she plays it, really speaks to me!
Joey was a world class, amazing drummer. She's sitting there with pretty much a basic kit and managed to do a fantastic job. You could tell she could really feel it, even if her spin on it was different. This was awesome.
You could see the exact moment she started to feel it and just laid into it with confidence.
Felt it. You did great!
i think she had a little bit too much fun, not angry enough.
thats far from a basic kit dude
Garbage music doesn't require an enormous amount of talent to replicate. Ask cover bands that handle The Beatles or Third Eye Blind
As a Slipknot fan I am now also a Domino fan. That was solid.
The bridge was amazing
You really think she's never heard slipknot before?
@@brandonmadden199 Fr lol.
At first I was like yeah not going to be good she killed it. But idk if I believe if she never heard the song before but I could be wrong.
@@brandonmadden199 prolly no clue how songs work
I am a huge fan of slipknot and have been since 1999 and I'm a drummer I gotta say I'm really impressed with your interpretation of that song.
I was not expecting much from her going into the video, but holy crap she did amazing once she was given time to refine her ideas for the song. The fact that she got so many parts close to the original is nuts as well. Amazing.
Commenters here not realizing that she’s literally listening to a DRUMLESS TRACK. The fact that she got so close to the vibe is legit great. Love this.
I feel like they should play us the drumless track too, or st least dip in and oit of it to remind us. I think they do in some of the others.
@@ianmagin8122 they do in some of the newer videos. Hoping they post more. This type of stuff is awesome!
It makes absolutely no sense that they play the song to us with drums at the start. I have to go looking for this track drumless to see what she's hearing.
she talking about the double pedals at 1.00 and apologizing to the slipknot fans at 2.00
not downplaying her talent and obvious skills but the guitars in this song are literally the drums
For never having heard it before and being entirely different from what she normally plays, she did an excellent job. It's fantastic seeing people hear metal, listen with an open mind and allo themselves to enjoy the raw energy of it.
I think this series shows the best parts of being 'fluent in the language of music'. They never heard the song before, it is not their preferred genre - but then they played the breakdown section in a way I prefer over the actual recording, with that marching snare build-up. It is brilliant!
Not sure if I can believe that the first go was stumbly and the second go was so damn good, but... overall she did a great job.
Yeah, that's why I "don't like" them apologizing before going into it. There is no need imo. Quite the opposite, people from somewhere else entirely just digging in and giving it a shot is awesome!
Not to mention a big portion of slipknot percussion is clown beating a trash can with a baseball bat
@@christiangermanowski4859 That would be quite a drumeo session, indeed! x'D
She's a beast.
Mark of a true drummer
That final take was unreal! Shes amazing ❤
That final take section actually has tears in my eyes.
That build up was beautiful.
Ikr. That was amazing
TOTALLY! I listened to it 2 more times just for that part!
She’s playing a song that requires a massive kit with two toms… and she did a killer job!
Yeah she killed it
And not to mention a double kick lol
Slipknot’s drummer has more than two
Yep, her drum kit is structured under simpler approach, but nevertheless she managed to do a lot with it. Massive drum kits are amazing but without a good drummer nothig extraordinary happens. on the contrary, a good drummer does not deppend on the drum kit to deliver a good performance.
At the very beginning, like as soon as she first hears the song, she did say "you're gonna need to install double right?" So she pretty much knew right away.
She did way, way better improvising with one pedal than I could've done with two lmao
Hi Jon :D
U r da best, king !
Jedi master
@@1480-b5g cool, bro
@@JonSudano somebody once told you that??
watched the entire final take with my jaw on the floor. one hell of a performance, outstanding stuff.
She surprised me how well she improvised then came up with a solid part even without a double kick pedal.
She's heard this before. She played the same goddamn fills. Give me a break .
She’s a fantastic player, playing outside “her genre” and having fun and being vulnerable while doing so in front of a camera and massive audience takes guts. But She did a great job and was an even better sport about it all. She made a fan out of me and I’m sure many others.
Her attitude, man... her attitude is everything. She's having so much fun with it, and that's what makes it super cool, way more than the actual technical aspects of it. Way to go, girl.
She did a great job. No one expected her to play it like the original.
"I had this... kinda ok." No, Domino, you had this kinda f'n phenomenal. This was nuts to listen to and watch. Such a talented drummer!
WHAT DID I JUST HEAR? She did it absolute justice. I am not a musician but this is one of my favorite songs of all time. Jaw on the floor!
Jay would love that roll section I think.
I hate how musicians always tear themselves up. She completely rocked out and did amazing!! Her transitions were butter smooth, and her fills were creative and interesting! A fantastic drummer.
i really pinpointed the moment she got it ... the spark of Metal music playing FUN !!! she was also having fun which makes this enjoyable asf TY
I haven't listened to Slipknot in forever. I had no idea who Domino was. I do not drum. I have no clue how this made it into my UA-cam feed. But this video made me incredibly happy to watch while sitting here working from home. Good work Drumeo! Great work Domino!
i HIGHLY recommend the Larnell Lewis is playing Metallica one to ya. He did indeed listen to the drums but attempts it to play in one take, after one time listening. - its awesome.
'Working from home' eh
I am also thankful to the algorithm for recommending this! I love the idea and hope they do more!
The only other one I can find where the drummer did not hear the drums before was the Tool track.
Incredible tbh
fucking same 🤘🤘🤘
Watching her slowly fall in love with this song was one of the highlights of my month so far. Just the energy she starts to develop for the song, the bouncy drums, the power in each strike of her drumstick. She felt that. You can see the spirit of the music start to take over. Passion defies genre.
I adore this comment.
Thats why I love this type of videos. The real musicians appreciate all different kinds of music, because in any kind of music you can find something interesting and inspiring. If youre open to all kinds of music, you will enjoy being out of your comfort zone and develop yourself a lot by trying different things. Thats why its so cool to watch great metal drummers have fun playing jazz or pop, great pop or jazz drummers playing metal or punk and so on, all different kinds of combinations. And they usually do well and have fun since its all music after all. Getting out of single genre limitation really is a mind-opening experience and a way to discover so many great compositions and ideas. Highly recommend everyone, even to non-musicians, try to dig deeper into any style or genre that you consider boring or noisy and you will quickly realize how wrong and limited you were all this time before
Yeah, by the third take she was fully immersed in it, really a cool process to watch unfold.
I was thinking the same thing when she started grimacing as she was playing. I was like.... METAL!!
It is amazing how metal can overload you with energy if you're opened to really appreciate it. The way she starts to allow the different style to sink in, you can see how she starts to change: the energy, her smile, her attitude... she allowed to become one with the song and that was amazing. She undersold her a bit by saying that she was so far off, but actually her take on the drumm lines was amazing! She put so much passion into it that you could feel the excitement. This was beautiful to watch. Almost like someone figuring out that is in love with someone else. Please keep these videos coming!
This was SUPER impressive to see how she took her interpretation of this. She was so close, and with a 4 piece kit with no double kick she nailed it. Bravo.
Is it bad to say I kinds think her version is better?
@@Hard_Labor_And_Fine_DiningListening back and forth now I like some of her parts better and I think hers actually flows better overall. I listen to everything from Carcass and Death to Billy Joel, and as much as I love double bass I think it was overused on the original track in a way that makes it sound more crowded than it needs to be. I like her accents more on the chorus too.
They were going to toss a double kick on, I wonder why they ditched it
@@longshucksgaming description says she opted to go without it from the onset.
Wow, she actually did a really amazing job, and they didn't even gave her a double pedal 😱
Rock on girl 🤟
Not only she's solid and proficient, but most of all, she has a great ear, and when she was in the groove, she perfectly captured the emotional push and pull of the song. Great musician and a magnificent performance! She's way too hard on herself
Her bass drum game is no joke. All with one pedal! Respect.
for real man.
it was dope.
Love the tom work in the intro / post-chorus riff too.
This is so much cooler to me than top-tier drummers playing deeply rehearsed material: drummers learning in real time. This to me demonstrates so much more about the skills that make professional drummers who they are
A lot of musicians that play for aprox. Ten years do this, the thing is that certain musical skills are expected of certain musicians, like how drummers are expected to come up with something that fits quickly or how pianists are expected to be able to sight-read easily and intuitively
The thing is top-tier drummers are required to do this process for songs. Then they "rehearse deeply" the parts they came up with and perform them as best they can every night. It's easy as drummers to get carried away and play something on the top of their heads but for stability's sake in the performances they keep it grounded especially for complex music if not confusion can happen and you don't want to mess up a song for that. So you are right, but don't demerit top-tier drummers who do this process all the time behind the scenes
It really is incredible to see it in real time. There was another drummer on here, a black dude who figured out (IIRC) “Enter Sandman” and pretty much immediately nailed it. It was suuuuper cool to watch!
@@michaelnugent9758 Larnell Lewis. Insanely good.
@@Octa973 Yes! Thank you!
Beautiful, amazing, a lot precision, simpatic and a big artist!!...
This girl is extraordinary, phenomenal!!...
Holy hell, what a difference between 1st and last take! She's a heck of a drummer
I am sure Joey Jordison is looking down from metal heaven and smiling with aprooval.
Getting this close to the original track with just her intuition and a very basic kit is simply breathtaking.
down from hell actually
@@kerri_sharkSaid like a true maggot.
I'm glad this comment is recent because I was thinking something similar. There's no way Joey wouldn't watch this and be filled with joy.
It would be looking up from hell
Was going to say the same lol. Joey must be proud of her!🎉
It blows my mind on how much I like the improvised versions, really cool what they’re doing
Me encantó! Ella me pareció tan dulce, disculpándose porque pensaba que no le saldría bien, y lo hizo genial!
for a single pedal and not even knowing the song. this is absolutely amazing.
I know!!!! Tell me about it!!!!! Unreal!!!
She really does a good job
Rip joey
single pedal or double... its not really making a difference.
if it does your probably using double pedal as a crutch
@@zero_x93 Depends on the band, depends on the subgenre. Try playing "Bleed" with a single.
@@gigatesla Tomas Haake probably could if he had to haha.
The fact that she got those lone kicks right during the chorus is a huge testament to both her ability and the overall quality of the song. It just DEMANDS those kicks and she gave them
And her physical fitness tbh... Drums are a workout. Especially with how she's rocking out.
Those kicks make the chorus, it’s that rare true harmony between drums and the rest of the band. Joey really nailed it on this whole song to be honest lol she did a great cover too!
She's waaay too humble. This has to be one of the greatest things I've ever seen. I love this concept.
yeah my first time and I totally dig the concept. Definintely a well thought out plan.....our 7-8 drinks in and..."Hey!!!! Why don't you listen to a song you've never heard before.......and no drums!!!!!!....................and then you guess what you think it is and then we watch you hearing the way the drums are........."
She's crazy good ^^
Watch Larnell hears Enter Sandman for the first time on this channel. Another good one!
her humbleness is the reason she's so good in the first place. She kept improving
I’m not a drummer. Just a fan of music and drumming. I love this channel!!!! So interesting to watch professionals break down a song and then play their rendition. Amazing! Love them all for their own unique reasons.
She adapted and crushed this. Jordison is smiling down on this interpretation 🖤
Nice comment EVER!
@@samirtorres2180 this really is a comment of all time.
🖤
when she said "it's morbin time" i knew this was A comment
What you mean!? He’s looking down with his jaw on the clouds!
These videos really go to show how important pattern memorisation/ recognition is. Learning the basics and keeping them as part of your practice regimen means that you can’t go too far wrong regardless of what’s thrown at you.
Really great final take 👍🏻
Cheers!
I tell everybody who’ll listen, all you need to know is singles, doubles, and flams, everything else is just a combination! Music is a puzzle that you get to make the pieces for as you go along.
I can’t get enough of these videos, and I love the addition of seeing a drummer react to the actual track at the end. Domino was a phenomenal choice and she absolutely killed it. Applause all around.
Absolutely entertaining, educational and fun to watch. She's so out of her comfort zone and yet watching her find the grooves and things she likes is just wonderful. Exactly what makes this challenge so great.
I've always been a guitar guy, but this series has given me a whole new respect for drummers! How they can listen to a drumless track and come up with something so close to the original is almost like a super power! Absolutely amazing! I hope you guys keep going with this series, it is a first hand view into the process of a musician and their ability to come up with the music that we listen to and love!
I've always thought guitarists were cool but I also always found drummers technically more skilled than guitarists just because of the amount they have to do (hands and feet coordination)
As a drummer, I appreciate it. But humbly, we are just *really* good at counting to four.
Same. I can't stop watching these.
I'm right there too, these are awesome. Well said.
Love how mortified she looked for a few seconds and then she just launched into it. Each take got so much better. She is a killer drummer, and I could see her absolutely tearing it up in a metal band.
As a non-musician.. this is such a cool thing to watch. Gahhhh we "mortals" are just so unaware of the talent that these artists have. It's like there's a language that they're aware of that we just aren't. Super cool & a very talented musician.
"Language" is a good way to describe it. I've been a drummer for 25 years, and I can tell you that learning to play fundamentally changes the way you hear music.
What if I told you that you can learn to play like this instead of being a mere "mortal" and attributing all the hard work to talent.
@@mojolito well put.
Even more than being "like" there's a language that exists - music IS a language that can be processed and understood!
Just like with verbal languages, you connect sounds with meaning/intent, and with enough study/practice, you can build a vocabulary with your instrument that you can access the same way you would any other spoken language. Very cool!
And the best thing is that literally anybody can do it - you just gotta put the time and work in, same as you would learning any other language!
@@mojolitoagreed, it's reductive to say it's talent. It's hard work and anyone can do it.
Dude, I don’t know of many people that could that close to Joey’s performance after one listen. That’s insane.
As a slipknot fan of 10+ years, damn she did great for not being in her element and not even hearing the original drum track. Call me impressed.
yup, I cant even count how many times I listened to this song......hundreds for sure.....and have to say I really like the different approach......original is original but this certainly is great listening too
Hi Impressed
Metal fans always the nicest, most inclusive people. Been that way decades
You made me remember playing slipknot at school computer lab back in 2000 😢 damn am old 😂
@@Derek_Wyldall of our aggression and distaste for negativity gets released through the high energy music we play! Leaves nothing but love to give! 🤘
I love how humble they are after hearing the originals. You friggin killed it, give yourself some credit!
she definitely undersells herself a lot considering how close she got on most parts and how close she was to the general energy of the song in general. I love her track.
As a Slipknot fan since 1999, she did a phenomenal job! LOVE IT!!!!
Took the words out of my mouth🤟
Is she a Slipknot fan?
@@stanpopovsky she is now! But I believe she mainly did pop drum covers.
I have just now discovered Slipknot as a 53-year-old. I missed the whole thrash metal area and it makes me sad. I am so excited to discover this music is that I never would have considered. And I think there's so much more to it than anything else I have heard in my lifetime. It's completely taken me by hold and has got me by the soul
@skarlottt hell yeah! Lots to listen to! What was your preferred genre of music?
Watching how professional musicians attack and handle problems and make adjustments on the fly is so impressive. They're so intelligent and charismatic!!! This is such a great series. Thank you for putting it together, and thank you, drummers, for laying all on the line
Unbelievable. Her second playthrough, never having heard the full song, absolutely crushes it. Hits all the major fills, tracks all the time changes, even the half time at the bridge, and adds in some honestly incredible spice herself. Wild. Truly humbling.
I've never heard the song. Her final attempt feels like a master recording for me and it slaps.
She knew she was just lacking energy and she really brought it out on that last take and really went for it! Extremely musically talented….she crushed it!
She’s brilliant, courageous and has a great sense of humor. She kicks ass.
This had me laughing and smiling ear to ear! Her energy and talent and personality were all off the charts. Amazing how much she picked up on
Ah man. I really hope someone personally told her she did absolutely amazing. She got me crying whrn she was smiling while playing on that final take. She was having so much fun. Makes you realize how insanely good joey was. I wish he could have gotten to see this. The collab would have been so insane to see. Missed but never really gone mate. Thanks guys.
You cried after seeing someone play drums and having fun? Touch grass.
Yo you guys are hitting on something with these videos. I have no clue who this person is, but she is clearly very talented. The way you guys edit the video this is perfectly concise. If you appreciate music on any level you can connect to these videos and you almost feel proud of these artist that try in earnest to deliver their interpretations. I am not a drummer, but I have much respect for her.
So on point with your comment. Best little piece of content in a long time. And I’m not a drummer.
The videos series is so good... i am co..e ting on the good comments. Bravo for the video and the comment.
@DRUMEO this video series is soooo good... to whom may i ask for the same but for guitar ?????
Yeah I'm no drummer but these are sick. I liked Dirk Verburen on "Mr. Brightside" too.
I also liked Dirk's interpretation of Mr. Brightside and he is an amazing drummer - soooo professional. But she made me dance on the chair, so I like her as well. Probably that's because people that create music are called artists.@@Ijuststopthepucksbro
Massive respect to her for being put on the spot like that and killing it. I would have crapped my pants.
Professional through and through. We were all blown away!
Lol you actually think this is the first time?! What bridge have you been hiding under?
@@kickerzx2 she’s a pro it’s not that hard to figure out a song from scratch after a few tries and if she’s been putting pop songs together for years and years wtf do u expect? Just Bc u can’t do it in 3 takes, doesn’t mean it’s impossible
@@sashaman1234 🤣🤣
As an old time fan of Slipknot ...that was AWESOME!!!!!! She did amazing imo
Her smile while playing metal for the first time is wholesome af 😄
Videos like this get me pumped. There’s something about watching the creative mind at work. At first she experiences that very real feeling of overwhelm by the entirety of the set, though in reality her highly musically skilled brain is taking in more than she thinks. She presses on through the fog and begins to see patterns and you can she her confidence grow. By the first time she attempts it, she’s already got most of it, and shortly after that she absolutely kills it. Talk about “trust the process.” The hardware (her physical drumming ability) was never in question. The software (her mental processing) just needed a minute to fire up, and once it did, WOW!
SO glad to hear it!
I like how she goes from being completely lost one second to having a solid groove almost immediately.
experience and thousands of hours of practice makes it possible.
Wasn't sure what to expect, but got chills the second she started playing. The way her musical instinct picked up on this was so cool to watch. Saw Joey live back in the day, during this album actually, and dude was insane. Great job!
Modest when she speaks but exudes confidence in her skill when she plays. Shit gave me chills.
I'm always so impressed with the willingness of all the drummers who come on here and get tossed to the lions. Their joy and humility is always so great...so refreshing. RIP Joey. One of the greats.
As a fan of the original, I love the way she transitions from "I have no clue what I'm doing here" to "Let's f*cking goooooo!" I love her rendition of the drum track.
I saw these definite physical expressions on her face, in chronological order:
"Aw crap this isn't it, the fans are gonna be pissed"
"I am glad I wore a hair tie today"
"OK, girl, just go. Go!!!"
"Aw **** the sweat is burning my eyes. Doesn't matter, USE IT! DRUM! DRUUUMMMMMMMM!!!"
07:54 When i tell y'all I *THREW* my chair back launching up for this build!! Goosebumps dude. Holy sh*t.
"This is so much fun to play! 😃"
I need to go fetch my chair...
Bless her. Totally humble and self deprecating about what 'she got wrong', whilst still crushing it. I love this series and the drummers featured on it. Much respect.
I hope she saw at least some of the audience reaction in these comments which are very positive overall.
I respect how humble she is, but she should not feel like she did a bad job and that all of her different interpretations/choices were just straight up “wrong”.
The contrast between her shyness and also confidence while she gets in the flow is beautiful. She seems so authenic as well
I absolutely adore how Domino rides the toms during the post-chorus build-up... its inspired and just incredible on the ear!