Anytime I see a new instrument being used, it brings me joy. Especially with cadets! French horn lines in 15 and 16, alto horn last year, and now a cornet this year! Love to see it.
Howdy! Had the pleasure of marching this show this year. This was by far the hardest show I have marched here out of the three years I march, not only because of the drill demand, but because of the choreography demand as well. Also played the cornet solo (super fun stuff) :)
1971, 1972 Garfield alumnus here. I watched Flomarching all season and held my breath each show throughout the season for your solo. Congratulations on your consistency of performance as the season went on. This was one of my favorite Cadets shows since the run & gun 90's. FHNSAB
I was at the gym this morning listening to the cadets and thought, “hm, I wonder if funliner will ever react to this…” I walk back to my dorm and I see this. Cool cool.
I marched Cadets 23 and honestly the most difficult part of every ensemble was the first 30 mins we repped through the opener. So much running it’s impossible to breathe and it’s all above the staff lmao.
I marched this season and last year and the physical demand was definitely extreme. It’s awesome to hear such positive reaction to our work. Much love.
BOD member here.....we were proud in spring training and that pride maintained all season. You all were amazing Cadets. Period. Something all alumni should be looking at as another legendary Corp that will live on in legend for decades. FHNSAB.
This show was extremely difficult in terms of the physical demands put on each member. I led the medical team and there were 488 separate athletic injuries this past season. The members deserve all the credit for dealing with the demands!
It might just be me, but it feels like you guys have become more positive in your reaction videos over the years, which I love. I always enjoy hearing y’all’s thoughts!
So I marched mello for this show and oh my god was it so physically exhausting. Our opener left me out of breath every time and there wasn’t any real stationary playing and moving for longer periods of time. Our closer was hard to pull off too because we just kept moving. I lost 30 some pounds over the summer, but I’ll be damned if it wasn’t a fantastic summer
Dude - congrats to you! This has to be top on my list of demanding shows. I look at it as a 12 minute meat grinder, and you guys came out in one piece every time!
I felt that Atlas Rising was the most accessable show this year and possibly the crowd favorite from the 6 times I saw them perform it. I went to their community day on June 24 and they only had four short sections of music ready and almost no drill. Exactly 2 weeks later at CrownBeat they had a full show and sounded good. I was blown away at the advancements they had made. I look forward to a new era for The Cadets in their new home in Erie PA and think this is a good indicator of where they are going. Thanks Funliner for all of your videos.
Followed by a company front. Not in the way you might expect but it's there. This multi cam angle misses it but it's quite obvious in the high cam version. And fun!
I have to say, the double tonguing in part 2 was clean. It's a FLO issue I noticed on Semi's and Finals night. The delay wasn't set properly so what you're hearing from FLO is mic'd directly from the speakers and isn't lining up properly on the recording.
HB 1 here, it WAS a difficult show to march. Each part of the show would wear you out, made me physically the best shape I have ever been in. Glad you all enjoyed watching as much as we loved performing it! HBHBHB
So I actually was apart of the color guard for this show and this show was HARD! I think movement 1 was the hardest because once you started running, you never stopped! But this was probably the most fun show that I have ever gotten to perform for, the music hits made everything you did feel “epic” if that makes sense 😅
5:00 YES! I agree, this uni exposes the marching big time!! I’ve been saying this since I saw their show in Broken Arrow. I seemed to just get sucked into watching their marching. Also, most of the season they had shorter socks, which for whatever reason felt like it Really really exposed all the good bad and the ugly with their marching. They added longer socks, which idk how, but it really helped to smooth out that issue for me, I wasn’t just constantly watching their marching! One other point, I forgot that Cadets lead out on the right foot in their marching style…I’m almost positive they’re the only corps that does that (?)
As great and enjoyable as Cadets were this year it seems silly to comment on their socks covering their ankles, yet I noticed the same thing and I agree with you! It really did seem to complete the lower part of the uniform.
Realistically there three groups that I want to get 1st in the coming years Boston - with the work they’ve put in to push the organization to new limits they deserve it. Going from a middle to low top 12 core to being a contender for first. Phantom & Cadets - these are both legends in the organization who had fallen from where they were in the prime but are climbing back up and I want to see them back at the top where i think they belong.
My absolute favorite show of all time is the 1987 Garfield Cadets. I havent really "loved" a Cadets show since... I've kinda liked a few but haven't "loved" a Cadets show since then. I absolutely love this show. DCI absolutely NEEDS The Cadets to be good.
Thank you from the Board of Directors! The members, volunteers and staff were astounding. I personally haven't had goosebumps on goosebumps in a very long time from any Corp, but this year's Cadets........WOWSA.
I was on the 3rd row 50 yard line- they sounded fantastic and were MOVING. They had one thing a lot of groups didn’t have.. an obvious dedication to drill writing complex stuff.
7:30-:32 The long phrase you mentioned in part 2, along with ballad 1 and the 5th movement, was actually part of a British brass band piece by Paul Lovatt Cooper entitled……….. Immortal
I was a Blue Devils hater for 40 years but you guys have really turned me around. You made me see the light on this show and also Crown 2023-both of which I really wanted to like. You’re excellent ambassadors for BD. Thank you for the great videos.
I love this show. I think this will be a huge springboard for them going into 2024. The only thing that sticks with me is how much I wish I could watch it with the corps in a traditional Cadets uniform.
This show couldn’t have been done in the traditional uniforms. Imagine trying to do a somersault with a shako. The horn line does a lot of different movements that would not have been possible in the traditional uniforms with shakos.
Bold choice to start with a human centipede, but it was a fantastic show. The uniforms really grew on me; they look very comfortable and easy to move in. I could see more “athleasurforms” coming in the near future. This really is the hidden gem show of the season.
When I first saw the uniforms my reaction was WTH. But they really do work with this show. And while the cadets have done some serious drill in their traditional uniforms in the past there’s way more body movement now than ever. Now it’s become my favorite 2023 show, love watching it, and can say I like the uniforms now.
After you guys finish the reactions for the shows from this season it would be dope to see a reaction to some of y’all’s all time favorite shows. Like ever since Everett alluded to BD 2012 being his favorite show I was thinking it would be cool for him to react and explain why
Marched 22 and 23. 22 was actually way harder physically. 22 was straight marching the entire time which was very tiring and hard on the body. It was also 200bpm in opener and in the accel in part 4. 23 had more difficult choreo and design process tho but had alot more rest playing wise. It was less difficult drill in terms of tuba tho other sections def had hard drill.
Adding the voice in the opener made what was already good, even better..thanks to the FUNLINER guys for highlighting the beauty and difficulty of the 23 program..and to the marchers:C'est Magnifique..Now on to 2024 RISING!..BTW My favorite show in case you haven't guessed lol
I saw this show at Big, Loud and Live before your comments and enjoyed it. But, after listening to your reactions I think it is one of my favorites. That cornet solo was off the charts.
Living the reaction content so much! It's great to see your thoughts on all these world class shows. I would love to see some open class reactions as well! I'm obviously biased but I think open class as a whole did some great work this year and I would love to hear your thoughts!
I never realized how good this show is. It truly looked exhausting 😭😭 it reminds me of Boston 2018 I honestly felt that show was so demanding and Boston was 5th too
I have a question for any marchers from 2022 or this past year. In both shows, there was one section where the hornline marched backwards onto their heels (at end of the ballad last year and during the Immortal ballad this year). Is that a meant to be an homage to Cadets slow-marching style from the past? Are there other Cadets visual homages present in those shows? I also saw the Garfield “G” near the end of the show.
So was the plan the entire time to add the narration as far into the season as it was? I love how the show came together as the season went on and the changes to the closer from the beginning of the season was so great.
@@derekgross3571 Heh, the show truly grow on me all year long. Then I saw them in Allentown and felt that the narration wasn't necessary and took me away from the beauty of the show. I understand why they did it, and I am not a "NO NARRATION EVER" guy, but I didn't think it added anything. Absolutely great show though.
I'm not sure but I did hear early in the season that the judges may have been struggling to understand the show concept. The limited narration certainly helps to explain some of the key themes of the performance. I didn't find the narration distracting as many shows. Loved this performance.@@derekgross3571
@@Ralph981 I know. But there wasn't *any* until Allentown. Having watched the show all year, and growing to love it, it was jarring, is all. And, to me, unneeded. But I am just a schlub in the stands and they broke the 5-6-7 logjam quite decisively, so what do I know?
I know I'm late but I was in guard (flag line). As a vet this was definitely way harder than 22. But in the best ways possible. The drill wasn't as hard for me personally compared to 22 because there was less of it. But it did take a lot more mental commitment to it if that makes sense. And the twirls were insane!
Thought what they ended up doing with this show was incredible. Was not much of a fan of the theming or design, but they executed it to to such a level that the 5th place was well deserved. Loved the musical repertoire, very classical Cadets drill (tho I was missing a Cadets kick and Z-pull). Think if they can modernize a little more in their design or create a more cohesive overall show they could be fighting for a medal. They certainly have the musical and marching ability to do so.
The double tonguing in movement II was clean. The phasing you thought you heard was either the poor dome acoustics or poor mic placement and quality from Flo. If you listen to this part in open air stadiums and in the lot it was almost always clean, especially late in the season.
21:25 to the end is particularly poignant now. So sad we’ll never witness where they would’ve gone. Surely back to a gold medal before long had they been able to return. ♥️💛🤍
If you haven't done so already, go check out the main source music for this show! There are a couple good videos on UA-cam of the Black Dyke Brass Band performing "Immortal" by Paul Lovatt Cooper.
Guys! Do NOT talk through the most beautiful ballad of 2023! Listen to it, take in the beauty and then pause the video to make your comments. Sheesh, I'm glad I'm not sitting beside you in the stands! lol Seriously, love your genuine reactions and your comments. Looking forward to the next one. 👍😎
Sometimes I learn so much from you guys, about the current state of drum corps. And then there are times I couldn't disagree with you more. There was no There, there. Drum solo/Fanfare/drumsolo/hornshowoff/drumsolo/hornsoloballad/drumsolo/something/drumsolo/ending. I was never engaged with a story or a melody. Yeah, you read the description of some blah blah blah at the beginning that meant nothing. Yes, parts were very difficult, but what anything meant was meaningless. They checked a lot of boxes for the judges, and it was terribly apparent that that was what the show was. Box Checking.
At first I was not a fan of these uniforms/costumes but there are parts of the show there is no way they could have done in their traditional uniforms with shakos. At 14:56 I couldn’t imagine doing somersaults in the wool uniforms with shakos.
Hmmm. Not sure. When I watch classic Cadets like 2015 I often think that show could have been improved if they were not in traditional uniforms so they could fill all the dead space on the field with people doing somersaults.
I was thinking the same. I would love to see them talk about shows like Phantom Regiment 1996 (One of the greatest chords in dci history) Phantom Regiment 2008, Vanguard 1999, Vanguard 2009, Madison Scouts 1996, 1997 (with imo the loudest crowd reaction to any show ever). Cadets 2000/2011, the Cavaliers shows between 2000-2003, with 2003 arguably having some of the most difficult drill in dci history. And can’t forget the 90’s Blue Devils- ‘96 ‘97 ‘99 ‘95 (a show that was way far ahead of its time).
Favorite show of the season! Olivia's cornet solo is sooo gorgeous
Anytime I see a new instrument being used, it brings me joy.
Especially with cadets! French horn lines in 15 and 16, alto horn last year, and now a cornet this year! Love to see it.
Howdy! Had the pleasure of marching this show this year. This was by far the hardest show I have marched here out of the three years I march, not only because of the drill demand, but because of the choreography demand as well. Also played the cornet solo (super fun stuff) :)
You were brilliant! Hope you’re proud - you really should be. 🎉
did you do a headcam? lovely solo by the way!
Baby Maroney
1971, 1972 Garfield alumnus here. I watched Flomarching all season and held my breath each show throughout the season for your solo. Congratulations on your consistency of performance as the season went on. This was one of my favorite Cadets shows since the run & gun 90's. FHNSAB
Awesome solo. The emotion was felt by all.
I was at the gym this morning listening to the cadets and thought, “hm, I wonder if funliner will ever react to this…”
I walk back to my dorm and I see this.
Cool cool.
So I'm not the only one that listens to this in the gym. The closer specifically is such a grind mood
I marched Cadets 23 and honestly the most difficult part of every ensemble was the first 30 mins we repped through the opener. So much running it’s impossible to breathe and it’s all above the staff lmao.
Staff side too. There was so MUCH to clean in the drum book there
I marched this season and last year and the physical demand was definitely extreme. It’s awesome to hear such positive reaction to our work. Much love.
As a former Cadet of ‘82 I’m very proud of you and the corps. I believe you brought back the essence of the Cadets😎👍🏻
@@keith9482 That really means the world thank you!
@@keith9482thank you Keith!
Thanks for a great show. You all got me out of my seat multiple times in Murfreesboro and Atlanta. 👏👏
BOD member here.....we were proud in spring training and that pride maintained all season. You all were amazing Cadets. Period. Something all alumni should be looking at as another legendary Corp that will live on in legend for decades. FHNSAB.
This show was extremely difficult in terms of the physical demands put on each member. I led the medical team and there were 488 separate athletic injuries this past season. The members deserve all the credit for dealing with the demands!
What do you mean by “atheletic injuries”? Like, soft tissue issues? Wow! What a incredible membership group to buy into the show and push through!
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It might just be me, but it feels like you guys have become more positive in your reaction videos over the years, which I love. I always enjoy hearing y’all’s thoughts!
this show was hands down one of the hardest shows I marched (being my first experience with drum corps ever) but man it was fun
So I marched mello for this show and oh my god was it so physically exhausting. Our opener left me out of breath every time and there wasn’t any real stationary playing and moving for longer periods of time. Our closer was hard to pull off too because we just kept moving. I lost 30 some pounds over the summer, but I’ll be damned if it wasn’t a fantastic summer
FHNSAB!
drum corps work out plan does it every time
You marched with our son on mello this year. James 3rd year.
Dude - congrats to you! This has to be top on my list of demanding shows. I look at it as a 12 minute meat grinder, and you guys came out in one piece every time!
We are so PROUD of each of you. Amazing Cadets who made a show that is for the ages. Thanks from the Board!!! :)
That finale was definitely classic cadets… such an orchestral sound
I felt that Atlas Rising was the most accessable show this year and possibly the crowd favorite from the 6 times I saw them perform it.
I went to their community day on June 24 and they only had four short sections of music ready and almost no drill. Exactly 2 weeks later at CrownBeat they had a full show and sounded good. I was blown away at the advancements they had made.
I look forward to a new era for The Cadets in their new home in Erie PA and think this is a good indicator of where they are going.
Thanks Funliner for all of your videos.
Hopefully they'll come back :(
great job guys - love hearing your thoughts! Cadets are on the way back :)
They said the uniform was great to march in, especially in Texas. Then they showed up to Finals Retreat in the traditional Cadets uniform.
that garfield cadets logo form at 17:09! blast from the past!
Followed by a company front. Not in the way you might expect but it's there. This multi cam angle misses it but it's quite obvious in the high cam version. And fun!
Someone finally noticed let’s go
@@voiceofreason9238the bari/euph front 😎
Somebody pointed out there’s a euphonium on the 25 air fighting 💀, freaking love it 11:49
One of the nicest ballads of the year.
I have to say, the double tonguing in part 2 was clean. It's a FLO issue I noticed on Semi's and Finals night. The delay wasn't set properly so what you're hearing from FLO is mic'd directly from the speakers and isn't lining up properly on the recording.
HB 1 here, it WAS a difficult show to march. Each part of the show would wear you out, made me physically the best shape I have ever been in. Glad you all enjoyed watching as much as we loved performing it! HBHBHB
AMAZING drumline from the get go. This line was up practicing before breakfast often and moved as one unit. We are SO proud of you.
You rocked! Best Cadets percussion section since 2016. Smokin hot!
This show will forever be remembered by me. The balled is amazing and the whole show means so much!
They were absolutely amazing!!!! I marched Cadets and this style of show is why I wanted to march there!
Probably my favorite opening brass hit of the night tbh
Did you see BD?
@@nickniehaus1763 yes! we were in 139 about 18 rows up from the bottom, they were great too
So I actually was apart of the color guard for this show and this show was HARD! I think movement 1 was the hardest because once you started running, you never stopped! But this was probably the most fun show that I have ever gotten to perform for, the music hits made everything you did feel “epic” if that makes sense 😅
5:00 YES! I agree, this uni exposes the marching big time!! I’ve been saying this since I saw their show in Broken Arrow. I seemed to just get sucked into watching their marching. Also, most of the season they had shorter socks, which for whatever reason felt like it Really really exposed all the good bad and the ugly with their marching. They added longer socks, which idk how, but it really helped to smooth out that issue for me, I wasn’t just constantly watching their marching! One other point, I forgot that Cadets lead out on the right foot in their marching style…I’m almost positive they’re the only corps that does that (?)
Yes they are the only corps that step off on their right foot
As great and enjoyable as Cadets were this year it seems silly to comment on their socks covering their ankles, yet I noticed the same thing and I agree with you! It really did seem to complete the lower part of the uniform.
Realistically there three groups that I want to get 1st in the coming years
Boston - with the work they’ve put in to push the organization to new limits they deserve it. Going from a middle to low top 12 core to being a contender for first.
Phantom & Cadets - these are both legends in the organization who had fallen from where they were in the prime but are climbing back up and I want to see them back at the top where i think they belong.
My absolute favorite show of all time is the 1987 Garfield Cadets. I havent really "loved" a Cadets show since... I've kinda liked a few but haven't "loved" a Cadets show since then.
I absolutely love this show.
DCI absolutely NEEDS The Cadets to be good.
Thank you from the Board of Directors! The members, volunteers and staff were astounding. I personally haven't had goosebumps on goosebumps in a very long time from any Corp, but this year's Cadets........WOWSA.
I think it really says a lot when the only real complaint people have was the uniforms.
yes. marching this show was very exhausting
Can confirm
Proud of you all from a former Cadet!!
I was on the 3rd row 50 yard line- they sounded fantastic and were MOVING. They had one thing a lot of groups didn’t have.. an obvious dedication to drill writing complex stuff.
Good to know! I was only able to see live early season, and know I can’t trust streaming to get true sound!
Rest in peace Cadets 😢
7:30-:32
The long phrase you mentioned in part 2, along with ballad 1 and the 5th movement, was actually part of a British brass band piece by Paul Lovatt Cooper entitled………..
Immortal
ua-cam.com/video/7_jizDMnz3Q/v-deo.html
absolute banger of a piece
I was a Blue Devils hater for 40 years but you guys have really turned me around.
You made me see the light on this show and also Crown 2023-both of which I really wanted to like.
You’re excellent ambassadors for BD.
Thank you for the great videos.
I love this show. I think this will be a huge springboard for them going into 2024. The only thing that sticks with me is how much I wish I could watch it with the corps in a traditional Cadets uniform.
This show was so athletic that I don't think they actually COULD perform this in the classic unis.
This show couldn’t have been done in the traditional uniforms. Imagine trying to do a somersault with a shako. The horn line does a lot of different movements that would not have been possible in the traditional uniforms with shakos.
@@derekgross3571 Sure, body design would have been different. But that closer screamed early 2000s Cadets and would have been sweet in the uni.
No one... NO ONE moves like the Cadets. Time to starting giving out points for that again.
Bold choice to start with a human centipede, but it was a fantastic show. The uniforms really grew on me; they look very comfortable and easy to move in. I could see more “athleasurforms” coming in the near future. This really is the hidden gem show of the season.
100% agree!
When I first saw the uniforms my reaction was WTH. But they really do work with this show. And while the cadets have done some serious drill in their traditional uniforms in the past there’s way more body movement now than ever. Now it’s become my favorite 2023 show, love watching it, and can say I like the uniforms now.
Great to hear some educated commentary on great drum corps shows. Love it, keep it up guys.
It’s so fun watching you guys react. See the joy, awe, and appreciation on your faces is priceless. Great vid. Thank you!
After you guys finish the reactions for the shows from this season it would be dope to see a reaction to some of y’all’s all time favorite shows. Like ever since Everett alluded to BD 2012 being his favorite show I was thinking it would be cool for him to react and explain why
I’d be so down too see those
Marched 22 and 23. 22 was actually way harder physically. 22 was straight marching the entire time which was very tiring and hard on the body. It was also 200bpm in opener and in the accel in part 4. 23 had more difficult choreo and design process tho but had alot more rest playing wise. It was less difficult drill in terms of tuba tho other sections def had hard drill.
CBASS
Adding the voice in the opener made what was already good, even better..thanks to the FUNLINER guys for highlighting the beauty and difficulty of the 23 program..and to the marchers:C'est Magnifique..Now on to 2024 RISING!..BTW My favorite show in case you haven't guessed lol
Thanks for noticing the mellos. Our son played his third year with the Cadets.
Jay Bocook's brass writing is ALWAYS a joy to listen to :')
I saw this show at Big, Loud and Live before your comments and enjoyed it. But, after listening to your reactions I think it is one of my favorites. That cornet solo was off the charts.
I’m auditioning for them this year
Same man! What are you auditioning for?
Great use of Zimmer’s Man of Steel opening statement too
Living the reaction content so much! It's great to see your thoughts on all these world class shows. I would love to see some open class reactions as well! I'm obviously biased but I think open class as a whole did some great work this year and I would love to hear your thoughts!
I never realized how good this show is. It truly looked exhausting 😭😭 it reminds me of Boston 2018 I honestly felt that show was so demanding and Boston was 5th too
when will malik return do you hate him
Alan's cat is replacing Malik
I feel like post-covid, this years shows across the sport were more in line with the Corps’ identity. Cadets were one of my favorites this year!
RIP cadets, fhnsAb ❤️💛
I have a question for any marchers from 2022 or this past year. In both shows, there was one section where the hornline marched backwards onto their heels (at end of the ballad last year and during the Immortal ballad this year). Is that a meant to be an homage to Cadets slow-marching style from the past? Are there other Cadets visual homages present in those shows? I also saw the Garfield “G” near the end of the show.
Yep! We call it the slow-roll. We also closed at parallel first for any halts in the closer
This show was extremely physically challenging. The closer was an incredibly taxing way to end the program
So was the plan the entire time to add the narration as far into the season as it was? I love how the show came together as the season went on and the changes to the closer from the beginning of the season was so great.
@@derekgross3571 Heh, the show truly grow on me all year long. Then I saw them in Allentown and felt that the narration wasn't necessary and took me away from the beauty of the show. I understand why they did it, and I am not a "NO NARRATION EVER" guy, but I didn't think it added anything.
Absolutely great show though.
I'm not sure but I did hear early in the season that the judges may have been struggling to understand the show concept. The limited narration certainly helps to explain some of the key themes of the performance. I didn't find the narration distracting as many shows. Loved this performance.@@derekgross3571
@@marwansaidi4078 There was hardly any narration in this show.
@@Ralph981 I know. But there wasn't *any* until Allentown. Having watched the show all year, and growing to love it, it was jarring, is all. And, to me, unneeded. But I am just a schlub in the stands and they broke the 5-6-7 logjam quite decisively, so what do I know?
Great job guys. Always good to hear details of the show concept and music choice. Miss Malik though. 😊
I know I'm late but I was in guard (flag line). As a vet this was definitely way harder than 22. But in the best ways possible. The drill wasn't as hard for me personally compared to 22 because there was less of it. But it did take a lot more mental commitment to it if that makes sense. And the twirls were insane!
The tigran hamasyan drum feature is chefs kiss
Best opener of the year hands down
So nice to see some fellow Tigran enjoyers!
Early on, they kinda sucked, but by Allentown, I stated that, despite the silly outfits, the Cadets had evolved into The CADETS.
Shout out to my boy Ryan baber marching his age out season this show.
Glad bro made it out the hood ong
6:32 yes. yes it was
I think this was maybe the most slept on show of the year. I love this show a lot but no one really talks about it tbh.
Thought what they ended up doing with this show was incredible. Was not much of a fan of the theming or design, but they executed it to to such a level that the 5th place was well deserved. Loved the musical repertoire, very classical Cadets drill (tho I was missing a Cadets kick and Z-pull).
Think if they can modernize a little more in their design or create a more cohesive overall show they could be fighting for a medal. They certainly have the musical and marching ability to do so.
The double tonguing in movement II was clean. The phasing you thought you heard was either the poor dome acoustics or poor mic placement and quality from Flo. If you listen to this part in open air stadiums and in the lot it was almost always clean, especially late in the season.
Its 9.5 months later, you have about 40% of these kids in spring training at other corps.
RIP cadeta
Cadets top 3 next season fr
21:25 to the end is particularly poignant now. So sad we’ll never witness where they would’ve gone. Surely back to a gold medal before long had they been able to return. ♥️💛🤍
Dude I went to the broken arrow show, it would of been amazing t meet you guys. 😂😁
Was I the only one that saw the guy Inching to the left during the final hold💀18:17
No
Was about to fall which would’ve been worse so I had to catch myself 💀
That guy lowkey carried cadets this season
@@3lijah849 cool. Stuff happens. Awesome year.
This might be favorite show of the season, seeing it live in Murfreesboro was the best experience I ever had
I was there! They were incredible in Murfreesboro. Absolutely face-melting
Great review
The Cadets aren't back. They never left.
FINALLYYYY
Upload the gas station pov
This was fun. I had good time
If you haven't done so already, go check out the main source music for this show! There are a couple good videos on UA-cam of the Black Dyke Brass Band performing "Immortal" by Paul Lovatt Cooper.
favorite part of the episode is at 0:27 cuz cats
I think you guys should check the audio balance between your commentary and the show.
Can y’all do Music City 23 please
10:30 🥹
I know this is out of context. Since Santa Clara couldn’t March this year which is a bummer 😢. Can y’all do a reaction to there 2018 show Babylon
They already did one a couple years ago I think it should be on their channel.
That was 2022 show they did the reaction to
definitely done Babylon. They didn't like dancing segment@@jadenreynolds3069
poof- and now they're gone :(
10:12 sniped😢
PLS WATCH THE ROSEMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND!!
FHNSAB
watch cavaliers!!!
Let Malik cook
on god let him cook
My top 3 Percussion lines of 2023:
1. Cavaliers
2. Boston Crusaders
3. The Cadets
I’m looking forward to seeing SCV in 2024!
i much rather play cornet than trumpet
Guys! Do NOT talk through the most beautiful ballad of 2023! Listen to it, take in the beauty and then pause the video to make your comments. Sheesh, I'm glad I'm not sitting beside you in the stands! lol
Seriously, love your genuine reactions and your comments. Looking forward to the next one. 👍😎
its called a reaction vid lmao smh
Sometimes I learn so much from you guys, about the current state of drum corps. And then there are times I couldn't disagree with you more. There was no There, there.
Drum solo/Fanfare/drumsolo/hornshowoff/drumsolo/hornsoloballad/drumsolo/something/drumsolo/ending.
I was never engaged with a story or a melody. Yeah, you read the description of some blah blah blah at the beginning that meant nothing. Yes, parts were very difficult, but what anything meant was meaningless. They checked a lot of boxes for the judges, and it was terribly apparent that that was what the show was. Box Checking.
Hate to sound like a boomer but that opener would have gone stupid hard if they were in their traditional uniforms
It still did
At first I was not a fan of these uniforms/costumes but there are parts of the show there is no way they could have done in their traditional uniforms with shakos. At 14:56 I couldn’t imagine doing somersaults in the wool uniforms with shakos.
Hmmm. Not sure. When I watch classic Cadets like 2015 I often think that show could have been improved if they were not in traditional uniforms so they could fill all the dead space on the field with people doing somersaults.
you should do older shows for fun
I was thinking the same. I would love to see them talk about shows like Phantom Regiment 1996 (One of the greatest chords in dci history) Phantom Regiment 2008, Vanguard 1999, Vanguard 2009, Madison Scouts 1996, 1997 (with imo the loudest crowd reaction to any show ever). Cadets 2000/2011, the Cavaliers shows between 2000-2003, with 2003 arguably having some of the most difficult drill in dci history. And can’t forget the 90’s Blue Devils- ‘96 ‘97 ‘99 ‘95 (a show that was way far ahead of its time).
@@derekgross3571 star 93
@@lolshark99b49 another great show that was also ahead of its time. Imagine if Star was still a competing corps today.
@@lolshark99b49 there were parts of this years Cadets show that reminded me of a mix of Cadets ‘97/‘98, two great Cadets shows as well.
@@derekgross3571 1998 was insane