Korean Teenagers Watch American Marching Band For The First Time!!!!
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Quick, someone show them “Drumline.”
That movie is awesome.
That's what I was thinking
yessss
YES! I went to the university it was filmed at
If they show the Drumline do probably lose their mind🤪
If they are amazed by high school and college marching band DCI (drum corps international) would blow them away. It’s basically professional marching band for adults it’s very cool.
This. React to this
Exactly. I wanted to do dci but idk now.
Yesss
Blue devil priiiide
yes please!!
Someone show them Colorguard! It’s like marching band but instead of marching with instruments they dance with flags and wooden rifles or swords
The formation dancing in good K-Pop choreo gives me the same feels and goosebumps as watching colorguards.
Yes!
I was in it...I hit my face/head a lot, sprain my wrist, smacked my legs, accidentally hit fellow colorguards (sometimes other band members... friendly fire), was hit by then too, heatstroke...IT WAS THE BEST TIME! ❤️ lol.
@@huyenly7603 my friend fractured he skull. I luckily got away with bumps and bruises.
Now softball that's a different story.
Yess!! Show them colorguard!
“I think the entire school came out.” Who’s going to tell them that some schools in the US have over 500 people attending. 😭😭 (I actually think my graduating class was around 470...)
Im in Texas, my graduating class had over 800 students! 😅
Well in my highschool there are about 2,800 kids in total
900+ for graduating class. 4000+ students in all.
My graduating class had 80 people lol small Ohio school.
@@Andie0422 nice profile pic
As someone who was in marching band, this makes me happy that they reacted to this. Marching band is not a club. You have to go to “band camp” over a month before school starts, you have to attend Zero Period (an hour and a half before normal lessons begin) while going to class on learning to play the music, AND there are some days in which you have to stay a few hours after school to work on marching and the field show. There’s also two seasons: Marching & Parade, and Concert. Marching & Parade season occur in the fall at the same time as football, since we showcase our field shows a home games, and Concert season in the second half of the high school year.
I would love if they were to react to Drum Core, specifically two videos: The Blue Devils 2019 Ghostlight Final Run, and The Blue Devils 2019 Victory Run (the victory run has various members wearing GoPros, so you get a video with their perspectives on the field.
yess i would also like to see them react to the Orange Devils Rose Parade in 2017 as well as Carolina Crown 2018 “Beast”
Me being in colorguard 😗 : yea yea...
but the tan lines I get from band camp are embarrassing 🤭
Exactly. I was in Band for 7 years in school. It was the most amazing experience. I still remain friends with most all of the “band kids” from way back in the 80s.
Exactly and what sucks is that some kids make fun of people just for being in band or choir. Especially being in Marching Band, a lot of the kids at my school make fun of it but it really does take a lot of work and effort.
@@aidan9313 I was in colorguard too
I go to an HBCU (Historically Black College/University) best marching band experience ever. The dancers, the flag girls, the drum majors, etc. Everyone is usually nervous before a big game. You get a lot of energy from the crowd though.
it’s so amazing! i’m an hbcu student too :)
Yes! I wrote a similar comments. I would love to see them react to the drill team.
Y'all are SO aggressive when you perform!!! I love your band!!!
@@secretarmy1764 It's a competitive mindset
@@basicallyme. I wrote a similar comment too
To be fair, this was extremely mild and mostly focused on the drumleaders and dancers. Now the band at HUHS knew what was up. Especially the 2008-2009 crowd
Kinda disappointed they didn’t show the Michael Jackson, Billy Jean marching band video
Same!!!!
Yup, it's great!
Me too.
To answer their question at the beginning, American high schools are pretty easy to get into and graduate from. There are many different classes with easier levels and much more difficult classes, and different fun classes you can take. Even if you fail a class, there are a lot of makeup options to pass that class. I would say the classes that are harder to graduate from are private schools, since they typically have rigorous standards for their students.
It really depends on the school even for private ones.
Im mean in Chicago the selective process to get into hs is hard but yeah alot of makeup classes and whatnot makes things easier
It also depends on other factors such as how well the school is funded, class size, school district, etc. I went to high school in LA and to get into the good schools in your area, it was competitive to get into and there weren't many opportunities to make up your grades other than summer school or adult school
Yeah, even public schools have mandatory electives to choose from. Now how many there are and how well funded they might be varies.
There are some schools you have to apply into like magnet schools
*Sees a black woman*
Response: wow they look like Beyoncé 🤣🤣🤣
I’m not mad it’s just funny
they always say that omg😭😭
They probably don’t have a very big reference pool.
I think he was referring to her outfit.
I think it was the outfit
she kind of did look like Beyonce, though?
I'm from Ohio and I LOVE OHIO STATE MARCHING BAND♡ it's so fun to watch. I'm glad the boys enjoyed it
So am I I think Ohio state marching band is cool
Our mb last year got to sit in the osu band stands while we watched their theme of Shrek :)
I'm so glad that they got to see The Ohio State matching band!
HBCU (historical black universities) homecoming and marching bands, you have to react to those even Beyoncé hired them for her Coachella performance
Omg I'm British but I am so obsessed with HBCU marching bands especially the Stingets and Dancing dolls ua-cam.com/video/8u8089jo4Gk/v-deo.html
Yes!!!
HBCU majorette dancers and band are the best out there
If they want army-sized bands, find a battle of the bands between FAMU and BCU. I would love to see their reactions.
Yes!!!
You guys listened to the comments on the cheerleading video. good job
Wow they listen to their fans 👏😁
The fact that Koreans appreciate the hard work those preformers put in makes me genuinely happy. Someone show these guys DCI! Marching band members work super hard to make these performances (being part of one myself) and it's kind of rare to get this much appreciation from even their own high schools
@Jill M. Wow! I’m in England and am super impressed by these marching bands, it really is unique to America, I think.
I think that in a marching band, Colorguard is a big part of the performance. It was sad that the videos chosen didn't portray any Colorguard flag performance. Could there be a second video or reaction but to Colorguard(or Winterguard)? But I was definitely happy that they got to see how some marching bands on the field works.
I was thinking the same thing.
They should react to step teams, especially HBCU step teams. My high school had really good male and female step teams, their performances were always the best part of the talent shows tbh.
That was what I was going to say lol
YESSS
Along with the history of why stepping began. (Stepping gained its distinctive percussive style after the 1739 Stono Rebellion in South Carolina.[1] There, 20 slaves organized a rebellion near the banks of Stono River, banging on drums as they marched down the streets. The noise attracted a larger crowd of slaves who joined the revolution, and also of white colonists who killed most of the rebels.[2] In the aftermath, lawmakers outlawed drumming as well as the right to own one, in order to eliminate it as a source of communication between slaves. Following the ban, the percussive dance form (known today as stepping) began to emerge as slaves replaced the drums with their bodies.)
@@Anoldaccount988 South Korea wouldn’t even exist if everyone was a draft dodger like your hero Muhammad Ali. So I doubt they need your African American sob story.
@@tehemprah9197 dont you ever speak down on African Americans again.
Someone can’t really interrupt them while marching because there will be police by them and vehicles will be directed to a different route.
I was taught that during a parade if someone gets in your way, dont lose form, just run into them. I have elbow checked a few people thinking it would be funny to try and mess me up.
If you try and run through a marching band you will be blocked. People use to try and cut through us like people try and cut across the street. Even if another band member falls or gets in our way we were told to just step over them.
I was also taught to keep marching through anyone in the way. This usually comes into play during competitions. There are judges walking around the field, and they have a copy of the drill, but it can get hard to keep track of, especially if there's a sudden tempo change and before they know it there's a line of people jazz running at them.
That being said, if you're in a parade and the people ahead of you stop or slow down, everyone just takes smaller steps or starts marching in place, no big deal.
They said in the video that they thought the road must be blocked, which of course they are. It's funny that they thought they were just marching down the road in the middle of the day with no warning.
@@tvcat16 I think they meant if someone comes in a car. If a car came barreling down the street, you would get out of the way.
"What happens if someone interrupts the march?"
Bonus points if you run them over, but you can't break formation. Nothing like watching a dingus eat a trombone because they were standing where they oughtn't
Definitely lol
As a tenor trombone player, I can vouch for this.
Colorguard would be an interesting thing to show them! The colorguard also tends to perform with the band but they have their own competitions as well😁
Band is typically a Music Class in school they opt to be in marching band in fall and orchestra etc. after fall sports.. They are more of a team vs. club and they play at sports events to parades and compete against each other in competitions. You can even earn music scholarships to college too.
Yeap very accurate description. I played the clarinet in the band for 5 years (Jr High & High School). It was really fun and kept me in shape with all the marching. Miss those days
This
Huh. At my high school marching band was a fundamental part of band class. If you played a wind or percussion instrument you were required to match in the fall whether you wanted to or not. I didn't want to, which is why I quit my instrument after my sophomore year.
Marching band was never an option anywhere I went to school. If you played an instrument, took band class, then you were in the marching band. We were even required to go to camp in the summer to learn all the half time programs. None of it was ever an option. It was all required.
@@jgjg3848 well I hope you enjoyed it.
Color Guard / Winterguard is another performance type of group in American HS and universities.
For my school marching band isn’t a club and is actually a level of band class that the teacher assigns you to be in. They take an “audition” to see what level they would be in the next year. Same goes for orchestra and choir.
I agree with this, but they also said that they have soccer and basketball and etc clubs. So I think club is just contextualized differently.
Yay! Seeing their reaction to TBDBITL (OSU marching band!) made me so happy!! Thank you
I want to see them react to Black drill team dancers/black major dancers. Lol especially competitions. The drum line videos are also good, instead of the entire band. A lot of girls like the drumline, although boys like them too. The boys usually love the dancers.
YESSSS
@Walt Leece I think you replied to the wiring comment. No one is talking about NK soldiers.
The drumline only like the dancers and guard girls bc they’re gross pervy men who like to stare at our bodies. I know from personal experience being a guard girl myself🤮
I really wish they had distinguished between an HBCU and A PWI band.
OH MY GOSH!! I recommend that they do this!! I’m so excited!!! *Edit after watching fully* I am kinda surprised that they didn’t show more of the actual band performances and more of the parades. They also showed more of the Dance team than the actual band (I know the Dance team is just as important but they really didn’t show the band). (I also don’t know if they showed more of the band off camera so I’m sorry if I’m wrong) Not really what I had in mind, but I still really enjoyed the video.
I saw drum majors and a dance team I didn't see a single color guard in this video (flags, rifles and sabers).
@@Usagiako sorry that’s what I meant. My band doesn’t have Color Guards so I didn’t know but thank you for correcting me.
@@Usagiako Yes, I wanted to see more of the Colorguard( or winter guard) since that is very essential to high school and the college bands/adult bands
That was my thought whilst watching this, "where are the instruments?" Showing the synchronized marching and PLAYING the instruments makes it a marching band.
@@Usagiako Is the color guard the one that waves the flags around? I like them and I like the baton twirlers. I have heard of drill teams, too. I don't think dance belongs with marching bands, the military-like precision is what makes marching bands great.
Love that that showed The Best Damn Band In The Land!!! Thee Ohio State Marching Band is as good as they come.
Best *popcorn* band. UT is the best band
I literally came back from performing at a marching competition and this is the first thing I see on youtube 😂😂
The Superman Sign is at the Buckeye State, OSU Stadium, I.e. Ohio State University, where I am at! 😘
Go Buckeye!
Finally found the right comment to reply to! Was kinda disappointed they didn't react to one from your "rival up north's" marching band, since I'm in it, but also so they could see what a band with flags looked like. Also disappointed that I never got to experience a trip down to Columbus, since that would definitely be an interesting experience. I think it'd be cool if they explained a little about college culture, like half-time shows, cheerleaders/dancers/everything that goes down on gameday, school pride and rivalry, and so on... so much to miss because of the pandemic!
@@yasminbenhalim8352
I heard ya! I heard ya! I really tried not to complain much, but online courses suck as well! You hang in there partner! 😁
Go Buckeyes!! I graduated a few years ago. I feel so happy to see our band here.
Best Damn Band In The Land is what we have at OSU!
I was waiting for a TBDBITL comment
As a member of a HS marching band it makes me so happy to see their appreciation for how hard we work marching band is so much fun and you gain a second family from it, I wish everyone could experience marching band.
YAY I was hoping Ohio States band was in this !! they're incredible.
The Best Damn Band in the Land!! There's a UA-cam channel of their half-time performances.
WE WERE ASKING FOR THIS UNDER ANOTHER VIDEO!! thank you so so much for showing them 🥰 I love being in marching band and just watching others
Unsure If I understood the question at the start. Graduating high school isn't difficult. At least not when I was in high school. of course every school is different and every school has different criteria needed to graduate. But you just need to pass all the classes you need for the needed credits to graduate, this also includes some credits from elective classes but often not all of them.
In my state, you do need to pass a mandatory state issues exam that covers Math, English and Science. You take it each year of high school until you pass it.
Thankfully this wasn't manditory until 2 years after I graduated because I passed the English and Science the first try but I never was able to pass the math.
@cniknik98 prívate schools have higher expectations
I'm 30 and I can tell you unequivocally, algebra has no practical applications in real life.
@@kimberlys8422 applies if you are hanging curtains, buying furniture, buying new flooring, remodeling, balancing a banking account and credit cards to make sure you arent getting ripped off. Make sure you are being charged the right amount of interest or getting the right amount of interest back. It applies in cooking.
You couldn't pass the graduation exam? What year. I graduated in 2007 and it was easy in my state. I would say about 10th grade math if you were in advanced classes.
@@yo-nh2jg Actually most private schools actually underperform compared to public schools. They also pay teachers less and often don't require teachers to be certified.
As a student in marching band, this made me so happy😊
I love watching their faces! The expressions are priceless! I can't wait to see them experience more of our culture.
In the Woodlands Texas, my daughter started in 5th grade stage band. In 7th and 8th grade they are introduced to marching band. My daughter played Euphium which is smaller then a tuba with the mixed rich sounds of French horn and Trabone. In 5th grade her Euphium was 2 thirds her height. But this Euphium was used for stage concerts. Once she reached her 9th grade she received her marching Euphium. Each band member works together for one class period during the day. Then they practice after school learning their marching routines for 3 hours. The marching band practice starts at the 3rd week of July thru the first week of November. Where the band then changes to stage practice. From November to the following May the band performs in different competitions one of those being a solo. Mind you each band member has to learn music for concerts and their individual solos. Add that with their homework for their academic classes and you have one tired student. But my daughter loved it. By the time she reached her 12th grade "senior" in high school she had been playing for 8 years. This is a ture commitment on every band member. For us parents it's so rewarding to watch them march on the football field every year. When my daughter was in 6th grade she was in choir, played hand bells and stage band. For anyone musical knows each is different calif note to perform. But she loved it even though she didn't get much sleep.
Next: show them University marching bands like Temple University (they play BTS music!!!!), HBCU's (Historically Black Universities) like Alabama A&M, or the HBCU Marching Band Showcase. Also, show them our HBCU step teams! :D
Because HBCU's are SO much better than multi-racial ones /s
So tired of this "woke" culture trying to make one race better than others.
@@stormdancer0 WTH are you talking about? It’s very obvious you have no intention of becoming “woke” and understanding others outside your immediate bubble. Whites, Natives, and Asians attend HBCU’s. They are CALLED HBCU’s BECAUSE they were universities that got started so Blacks could attend higher education at a time when Blacks were not allowed to attend ANY university. You are being such an ignorant person. 🤦🏽♀️ You go on and stay ignorant though simple conversation and reading could easily clear things up for you. As a matter fact their bands cultures are VERY different from other universities. It has nothing to do with saying any race is better than the other. However, they DO require you to know shit in order to attend so I guess you’d be out.
@@ThatBlackPiano They need to see the Michael Jackson Tribute. I believe it was done by Ohio State. That show will blow their minds.💥
@@deannadempsey91 YES!!! That one is nice too.
@@ThatBlackPiano I live in Xenia, Ohio - very close to Wiberforce, home of two HBCUs. I was in the marching band in high school. At the end of our hometown parades - they generally had the high school band toward the beginning - the entire band would hurry back to the parade route so we could watch Central State University's band. They're small, but mighty, and put on an awesome show!
Hi! Former marching band kid here to explain some things for a little more context!
There are two main types of marching bands: there are parade-based marching bands that exclusively or mainly perform or compete in parades, and then there are field-based bands [Like the Ohio State Marching Band] who mainly perform or compete on football fields. Shows for field-based bands can range from 5-12 minutes, depending on the school or competition region, and can be very intricate. College Marching Bands don't usually compete with others in a formal setting, but aim to put on an enjoyable halftime show for their audience. They will typically travel with their football team at away games.
Almost all high school marching bands will compete for various titles and awards. I was part of a field-based marching band, and we would travel throughout our state and beyond to compete for regional and state champion titles, as well as others.
The main groups of a marching band include Woodwind/Brasswind, Front Ensemble [Non-Marching percussion: marimbas, vibraphones, xylophones, electronics, and the like], Battery Percussion [Marching percussion: snares, bass lines, tenors, and cymbals], and finally Color Guard (Also called Flag Corps in some places). The people you see in the front of the bands with the staffs or the whistles are Drum Majors, and they are the student conductors of the band. In field-based bands, Drum Majors will typically stand on huge podiums to conduct their bands and be seen from all over the field.
Marching band shows are very intricate and require a lot of precision and focus. You not only have to focus on playing your instrument correctly, but you also have to maintain proper posture, remember multiple pages of intricate sheet music, make sure that you are in time (yes, all of our feet have to be in sync at all times), and remember 5-12 minutes of drill with complete accuracy, lest you run into someone and seriously injure them. Drill charts are what we use to determine where we are relative to other people in the band, and sometimes a 4 beat drill can be run hundreds of times before being deemed good enough to move on.
If you would like to look into a more professional league, some of the most impressive marching visuals come from Drum Corps bands. Drum Corps (DCI) is the major league of the marching arts, and to perform with a corps is a dream of many marching band kids. I would love to see them react to DCI bands like Santa Clara, Carolina Crown, or Blue Devils!
There is also a winter equivalent to Marching Band which is Indoor Drumline. It is very similar in that they are marching in sync with each other and there is drill to remember, but Indoor Drumlines are all percussion! Many High Schools have indoor percussion lines, but there is a professional equivalent known as WGI!
There is so much more that I could go into, but I think this gives a good overview. If there is a current or former parade-based band kid who could talk about their experiences and structure please do, I'm not very familiar with them! If anyone has questions please reply and I or another marching band kid can answer them!
My old highschool did Competitive Parades and performed at Disney.
Oh man, the nostalgia from my high school marching band days! I was in the percussion pit and my sisters were both in color guard. I'm glad you enjoyed watching it. It takes a lot of practice to get that right.
They should react to HBCU (historically black colleges and universities) Majorettes! They are amazing dancers!
As a marching band student I'm glad y'all reacted to this 😊
I love that he brought up Everland... because when I was in color guard(a section of marching band) we got to perform in a parade at Disney
Bring them back to see the Texas A&M Aggie Marching Band performance. Almost all of their shows are mind blowing.
Their reactions are so cute. They’re amazed by anything that happens 🥺♥️
I really like these two together they are so cute 💜
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Yes they are (from a Mom standpoint)! I am subscribing!
@@btsarmymomtata5624 yeah they are cute
Enjoyed this, but this was a very mild version of marching bands in America. These bands are the star of the show for most high school and college football games. The most exciting bands are from HBCUs ( historically black colleges and universities). They really put on a show. Check out UA-cam videos for Jackson State University Sonic Boom of the South, Howard University Showtime Band, FAMU Marching 100, Southern University Human Jukebox, North Carolina A&T P-funk, Alcorn State University Sounds of Dynamite and Tennessee State University Aristocratic of Bands. The band majorettes (dancing girls) are also phenomenal. Check out the Prancing J-settles, ASU Golden Girls, SU Dancing Dolls, TSU Sophisticated Ladies, PVAM Black Foxes, ASU Stingettes, NC A&T Golden Delight. There are too many to name, but most HBCU bands are very entertaining. Hope you guys will react to more of them. HBCUs are getting a lot of attention in America right now because of next Vice President Kamala Harris is an HBCU graduate (Howard University).
Yeah the HBCU'S really know how to turn it up!
@Guage Henthorn maybe you could visit the nearest HBCU campus to you as one of your college tours 😀
They are good but sorry OSU marching band is the best and has been for a long time.
@@jbizzle9984 OSU's marching band don't have nothing on any HBCU's bands period..
@@jbizzle9984 OSU has some of THE best shows in the world for sure but their sound isn't as good as JSU or southern u, for example
If they liked the marching band as a whole they might also like the subgroups of the Marching Bands. Like Color Guard, Drumline, something along with that nature. Both Color Guard and Drumline have winter seasons where it is just them performing without the rest of the Marching Band. I'd like to see them react to both of those groups.
What you are doing with these video's is so important. Learning we are not the same and to respect the differences. You are doing it in a brilliant way. These two young men are wonderful.
American drumline competitions would be cool for them to see!!!
I really like these two
They have great personalities
YUS I BEEN WAITING FOR A VIDEO LIKE THIS
Five years of marching band (8th-12th grades) was the finest times of my school life. The physical and spatial precision (precise steps), the mental skill (memory/awareness), and playing the instruments created considerable pride in me as an adult. I am proud of what I did lo those many years ago (1993-1998). It shaped my personal convictions and self worth, something I would never trade.
Those complex formations are created on a computer using the number of people you have on-field and setting them into the appropriate lines. You then create another one slightly different at the next reference point in the music, and tell the marchers to be there at "x" point in the music. And so on until you have a full song's worth of motions. These create the images you see moving on-field. It's animation in sequence, times with points in the music, and involving a lot of people in motion.
I look back and marvel a bit as to how I did such things and hit my marks while playing, but back then it was just something you learned and worked hard at.
I love this reaction. Personally I am a colorguard member and I think they would have fun seeing the flag line.
I’m also in color guard and I would like them to react to videos of the color guard .
Yes this would be amazing,I’m also in color guard and would love to see them react to it as well
I used to be in colorguard and I would love for them to see videos about us too lol i used to go to competitions called winter guard that we did after band competitions
@@casieg.7040 Thats really cool!!! I wish my school did winter guard
Omg same I’m in color guard to some times it feels like we’re forgotten
They didn't show the horse formation. I feel cheated
I was waiting for that too.
I was so happy watching these two Awesome guys! I cried and laughed at how wonderful we are when we share each other’s cultures! Love ❤️ this! Ty
SHOW THEM DRUMLINE PLEASE 🥰🔥
I miss being in the marching band in high school😭
Me, too, 47 years later.
Covid got my last year thrown out
These two are so cute🥺 I love all the content they are in!!!
You guys should react to winterguard or colorguard. They usually perform with marching bands, but also have their own competitions for their routines. I think they would be really impressed by the flags and tosses.
Seeing two people react in a positive way towards something I love to do is just heartwarming I know they would love being there in person
The marching bands are amazing. I miss performing in competitions let alone just performing at all
4:06 It's nice that they looked at the best damn band in the land. You can't top the Ohio State Marching Band
I can think of a certain SEC team that does
I loved being in Marching Band! In high school I played trombone, in college I played baritone (like a big trumpet).
Before the school year starts, we spend a 2-week intensive called band camp. During that period, we spend 6-8 hour days learning the moves and practicing the music. (Yes, we break for meals.)
In college, each of us got a set of drill charts that showed where each of us would stand at each stopping point in the formations. The charts look like football fields, and each page represented a stopping point. That way we knew what the whole picture looked like and where we were.
Then we would go out onto the real football field and practice marching. We use a very specific length of step which works out to 22½ inches. This is the distance a step takes when you march 8 steps for 5 yards. So each of us is like a pixel on a grid.
How do we stay together? The drum major directs us by marching with us and raising his white-gloved hands to direct. Or leads us by marching in front. Three drummers take their rhythm from the drum major, and we take our beat from the drummers.
Drummers are often in the back. The reason the music sounds together though we are far away is because we hear the beast behind us, and when we hear it, we are playing to that beat when we hear it, and then those further front hear what we play and it all ends up together because the sound has all been traveling together.
We practice the music indoors in the music room which is set up like an orchestra. Or we practice while standing on the field.
When we put it all together, the performance starts out pretty raw, but we put in the practice, and by the end of band camp, we've got the routine and the music well done.
Then through the year we keep practicing it at every class. In high school we have to share the field with the football team, but in college, we have a marching field of our own.
Then we march at half-time at all the home games. In college we were able to travel to a different city to play at half time when our university football team played an away game at another university against their team. That was very fun!
And marching band people get really goofy when we're together not marching! (not goofy on the field, though! We had too much pride for that!)
They’re amazement was so pure and wholesome 🥰
Knew there would have to be a clip from the tBDBitL in here.
They should have watched all of OSU's Blockbuster tribute. The Harry Potter part, Jurassic Park and the Pirates parts were even better!
Michael Jackson Tribute where they moonwalk.
No one ever interrupts a marching band. Everyone has respect and enjoys their show
I do not know if someone has already mentioned this, but the final marching band shown was a university (Ohio State University) marching band from Columbus, Ohio. I grew up in a town not far from this university. One of the big highlights of American College Football season was to see what OSU Marching Band would perform for halftime, but I also enjoyed their entrance/opener they perform prior to the start of a game.
It would be awesome if they saw more videos of marching bands, but also drum lines and color guard (mainly Winterguard).
Please take care and have a good rest of your week.
Still, It's really sad that their knowledge on other cultures (such as black culture) is so limited they think every darker toned beautiful woman looks like beyonce.
Not many celebs have a global market, so its perfectly understandable. its like in the past how the US was introduced to Asian culture thu Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan.
@@IN-tm8mw the proble. With that though is there are more world renown black stars more than ever before. South korea is an advanced country, however they are particularly homogenous. Unlike the u.s who was introduced to those asian stars because they were allowed to be there (because of the mass culture mix the u.s has in their society) I very rarely hear of black stars going to south korea, or almost any stars for that matter.
I can tell you japan has a severely different view because many stars have run through tours there. And even though b.t.s is the biggest korean boy band, Americans and other cultures make an effort to educate and indoctrinate themselves on the lesser known groups and culture aspects of korea.
It's both lack of effort, lack of exposure and a closed off society. Hence your reason is part of the truth but not the full truth. They are breaking out though, their youth is becoming far more accepting now a days. It's not ling before their society begins to open up to outer cultures
@@IN-tm8mw and besides back then there were plenty of world renown black stars who toured all over the world, it's just south korea wasn't one of those places
Right it icks me so bad
@@nunyabusinessbro8527 not really. It may seem that way because we live in the US and we think everyone consumes our media. And that's only true for people interested in American culture, people who speak English or are interested in learning it. Just like in all regions people only know the megastar. So Beyonce, Rihanna and maybe Nikki Minaj will get brought up often. Other than that, most people outside of the US probably don't know Kelly Rowland, Fantasia, Keri Hilson, Chrisette Michele, Jill Scott, etc.
Flip the coin in the other direction: if you showed some American a video of Korean dancer. They might compare them to BTS because they are the hottest pop group in the world right now from Korea and everyone knows of them in the states if they listen to pop music thus summer.
Another comparison: everyone knows Jackie Chan, but fewer people know Donnie Yen. So everyone always brings up Jackie Chan or Bruce Lee when talking about famous martial artists actors.
It's so weird to see that the first video they showed them was from my hometown
As a fellow american in a school band weve done stuff like making shapes and words at our school but theres alot of stuff we have to do like memorize where you're going counting steps and also counting the beat, playing correct notes, we practice these things for a long time every day during band camp and overall I think it's worth it because I personally love the adrenaline and performing music for people and it is definitely true that some marching bands go up to 1-2 hours the only hardest thing that will happen is flipping the page to your music while marching and playing
Watching their reactions is priceless! I love the snaps and solid, high-fives!😎 Y’all got soul and the folks in The ATL, Georgia, USA love watching your video’s. 😍
This is in no way a criticism. Rather, it is an observation that aside from the on-field performance there wasn't much that was terribly informative about marching bands. There was a great deal about the Majors and majorettes but the actually bands marching while playing in parades there was pretty much nothing. How about the video where the UW Badgers marching band augmented a performance by Fleetwood Mac on Tusk.
I did mot see any majorettes. They twirl.
To answer his question about the feet and or hands... yes, you have to know the counts and even the "marching" is synchronized. Loved marching band!
Tachibana Marching Band are also GOOD! Considering they're just still high school students ✨
It is very wonderful that they have so much appreciation for what they are experiencing. These guys are great.
I knew they were going to show my school. I had to come and represent it lol. The Ohio State University has a legendary band! They don't call us "The best damn band in the land" for nothing!! 😊
I would have loved to see them show the michael jackson performance! Seeing OSU pop up made me feel like a proud buckeye!!
@@cassie695 Haha right! It makes me want to show them everything!
YES! You showed them THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY marching band! There is a reason they are called the best damn band in the land!!!! O-H-I-O
The band depicting the Superman scene was OSU (Ohio State University). They are often referred to as "the best damn band in the land". They have several performances like that, all with different themes. They're awesome to watch!
Appreciate your appreciation. High school marching band was the highlight of my life. The band directors are the best. It all comes together at some point and practice makes it perfect.
I'm so tired of hearing the same comment whenever a Korean person sees a black girl it " OH THEY LOOK LIKE BEYONCE" zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
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Sorry but its all they know 😭
Yes! Once he said that I just rolled my eyes like I am so tired
@DD DD I honestly think they had no intention to disrespect. It’s just all they have to refer to, unfortunately.
Show them Script Ohio by The Ohio State University Marching Band, from Columbus Ohio!
I recently thought what other people in the world thought of marching band, and I'm so happy this video was made. This made my day, thank you!!😁🙏
I love your reaction videos. Well done!!!!
Ohio state marching band is known as “ the best damn band in the land” the best football (college)team too.😜
You should have shown them the band that did BTS
Thank you for including HBCU marching bands! This channel is so awesome how they include Black folks. I've never seen it on any other Asian-Centric channel. Really love your channel!
Hi, I'm a member of marching band, and I wanted to thank you two, not many people are interested in what we do, as they are like the American football game and players more.
You are right in that fact that it can be stressful, even scary at times. For example, my band was playing on another school's field for the annual Mass Band Exhibition (where all the bands in the area get together and perform our shows), and the field has a lot of holes in it and well... Lets just say I was very lucky to have not fallen or hurt myself by tripping.
On the other hand, marching band is really fun to be apart of! We are like one great big dysfunctional family. But our relationship is a bit weird, for example, I would give any one of my band mates a kidney without hesitation, but no way are they using my charger.
Back to my point, it's nice seeing how people from other countries react to things that they don't really have. I highly recommend going to see an American Football game to see a band in action, or even see a Mass Band Exhibition to see multiple bands!
Theyre so respectful 🥰🥰🥰 i love this video ❤❤
I was in High School marching band since middle school back in the 80s. It was the best time of my life. A lot of practice time in and out of class and the famous band camp during the summer. ❤
You are so lovely! In response to your question about graduating, depending on your personal circumstances, it’s probably not particularly hard to graduate; what’s hard is to get accepted to a competitive college. In order to do that you have to take challenging classes, get excellent grades, play a sport or make art, be in clubs, run for student government, etc. Activities are very important to your college application. Thank you for this sweet video!
I love the reactions! They'er both so cute!
I love that they get so excited over marching band because for Americans it's not that big of a deal and if someone messes up it's fine because you won't be able to notice you just get up and keep going.
There's a *lot* of practicing done (like months' worth) before events start happening to make sure everyone knows what they're doing. Like we start practicing during *summer break*
How appropriate that you showed them footage of The Best Damn Band in the Land! Go Bucks!
My late husband was a band teacher for high school. He LOVED to teach the kids how to do field show. Marching band was heaven for him, his happy place. And the kids in his classes were like our own kids.
Marching band is a sport not a club and it’s very hard work. It takes weeks of prep and learning. You have band camp a month and a half before school starts and the director would give us our show music for the next year over the summer so we had all summer to memorize our show for the following year. Then you would have a competition almost every weekend once school started plus all the football games my band played at. I miss those days. Marching band was my life in high school, good friends and good times. Seeing these two enjoy this this much made my heart happy.
I played trombone in my high school marching band. We played during football games and had a half time show. Lots of practice. It is very different playing an instrument while marching and doing a routine than sitting still. Plus, we played rain or shine and in the cold weather sometimes. One time we were marching on the field in mud so deep one of the band member's shoes stuck in the mud. He finished the routine in his socks in mud 4" deep. It was a good experience for me.
I did flag in high school and it was soooo much fun! We practice all summer long and have such a fantastic and fun halftime show during the football games.
The university marching band (with the high heeled shoes on the color guard ladies) is from one of our historically black colleges. I marched from fourth grade until I graduated college and can definitively say that the university you watched has INCREDIBLE style. Other colleges (I believe the Superman show was marched by Ohio State) put on great shows but are much more reserved in general. We practiced 6 hours a week (2 hours, three different days) as well as arriving at school almost a week before classes began. During that time you march, eat and sleep (in order of importance and time). Game day you were up early, sometimes fitting in one last practice at 7am, change into your uniform, sometimes march a parade, then play pregame for the football (American rugby-style) game, sit together in the stands until halftime, play the show (exhausting but gratifying), catch your breath during the third quarter and sit together again until the end of the game. It was a huge time commitment but I loved the caliber of people you marched with. Drum Corps International is at an insanely high level, even above a good university marching experience. Don’t miss the 1988 Madison Scouts show!