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YOU introduced us to Yoyoka? Me? No self-aggrandizement there. In reality, you're really late to the game. I've been watching her videos for years and have met her and her family and have seen her perform live several times. I don't want to be overly critical. There's probably some small slice of the drumming world that isn't aware of her, and maybe you've introduced a sliver of those to her playing. Precision in language is important when speaking to a broad audience. Maybe you think precision in language isn't important. If that's the case, does precision in anything matter? Maybe I should take my desire for correctness down many notches. If that's the case, then I can't appreciate Yoyoka, because her playing only matters if you appreciate excellence. She's not just good for a young girl, she's good, period. Better than many professionals I've known. I wouldn't pay as much attention to excellence in speech, except you said that YOU introduced her to me. You didn't equivocate. I don't know, but there is more than a slight chance you'd be more popular if what you say makes grammatical sense. Maybe not. Maybe the world has devolved to the point that most people don't care about language or its precision. I think the world is getting dumber. I suspect I'm getting dumber right a long with it. I could be wrong. Thanks for the video. Welcome aboard the Yoyoka train. The more passengers, the better. She deserves it. If you think she's remarkable in this video, you HAVE to see her play live. Perhaps 'have' is too strong. "Should." She appears really proficient in this video, and her other videos, but until you see how effortlessly she plays, when you can see her playing in detail, the way her body moves, the things she does and how she does them, I don't think you can truly appreciate how good she is. I don't even think she is fully aware. She is very humble and very well mannered. Maybe it's a cultural thing. I suspect that's part of it, because if you had an American teenager her age that could do what she does, they'd be a prima donna, a terror. That's been my experience. I've seen people far less talented think the world of themselves and make a big show of it. Go check out one of her performances in person if you can. She plays a lot of shows, and she advertises her schedule. If you're in the L.A. area, maybe you've already done this. I don't know why this video popped up in my feed. I don't understand youtube's algorithm. Maybe I'll catch you at one of these shows. I look exactly like my avatar, except in 4D and with better lighting. Cheers. Note my use of qualifying words. I don't know everything and I know that. Dunning-Kruger, man.

Hey there! I myself have been following this drumming sensation since the beginning! Check her out covering "Burn" on her 12th. birthday celebration in the sound studio or with Ian Paice witnessing it for the first time.....ABSOLUTLEY INCREDIBLE! Also, if you're feeling depressed and you want a quick "pick me up" check her out performing "Happy" when she was 6, yes six! ROCK ON YOYOKA!!!

I could watch this one a thousand times.....ROCK ON YOYOKA!!!!

Saw them in Glasgow on Monday and what a night is was, so much energy and great fun too. Oh, and these guys can play 🎸🎤🎶😉👍🏻

Ran across then on the Internet a while back and now I'm turning on friends and family to this great band! Love from USA they are the best

Miku worked at the @Home cafe in Akihabara, Tokyo. I have visited the place twice, and it's a very nice cafe that makes you smile every second of your stay. I will for sure go back next time I visit Tokyo. Miku took a lot of what she learned at @Home cafe into Band-Maid okyuni (concert) and into her lyrics. She wanted to play cool music while wearing maid costumes, which created what she calls the Gap. You see cute maids, the next second you are blown away by their powerful music 🙂 Thank you for reacting to Band-Maid. From Now On shows their very high level of musicianship, and I can assure you that they sound just as impressive live at and Okyuji.

I saw these guys last night proper rock band awsome tunes high energy , tight 4 piece perfect. They are going to be very big i hope / Stadium fillers .

Private Ebbesen of NW army Denmark reporting, late for this mission. I Will catch up. Enjoy the rabbithole and listen to General Gabriel, and i promise that Your journey will be prosporous!

The moral of this story is do not piss off Saiki...

I love vocalist - she is living Tsunami of happiness🤘😄🤘

200+ IQ for sure....its the only explanation.

Alice Cooper live is an absolutely amazing experience. I saw him many times now and actually met him a couple weeks ago , he is so cool and very nice .I'll see him again in October. Thank for reacting to this version from Hellfest ❤

That was the best version of that song I have heard since deep purple did it

I believe that lead singer Polly was in a cover video on TH-cam with yoyoka playing over the mountain by Ozzy Osbourne check that out

I believe that lead singer

Chad is def the epitome of seamless...🤘🤘

I know it's kinda rock-n-roll to do this, but when the singer draws attention to themselves while someone else is singing or taking a solo, it seems a little bit shitty. Why not back off and let another musician shine on their own for a minute? Insecurity?

Us old folks are really enjoying it!

Yoyoka and Paulie Z know each other quite some time. They played online together already 3 years ago.

when gary moore meets prince!

I saw the original CTA twice in the early 70's, no comparison, this band is much sharper and dynamic, a genius Leonid

I've seen her as a 7yr old playing the jazz/fusion track called 'Onyx'. It wasn't in a studio,but @ live gig in a club.

Discover her a couple years ago, her cavern version of the song expectations is amazing

The ElMo is in the Chinatown section of Toronto ...

pure status quo/motley crue,cant wait for thekla,bristol,uk

Try Nemophila Raitei

"Vice City III" is my favorite.

They take me back to my high school days in the 80s.....straight forward high energy Rock n Roll

6:16 broke a stick? Poor snare 😂

Queen of the murdered snare

Did you find out about Jeff Beck yet ?

Shouldn't have said you don't know Jeff Beck, really stupid

Check out Yoyoka drum course. Her first on was at age 5. Not joking.

It's so great to watch your reaction on this one! ;-) I saw these guys live and they're awesome, man! Rock'n'Roll!!

Greetings! Just dropping by to let you know that Freeze The Fall's 4th official video, Broken Glass, drops tomorrow! Hope you can check it out!

Check out their live version of this. Hell, ANY of their live songs rock (#Evolve at the MTV Awards). Welcome to The Wrabbit Hole.

Oh. My. God. I thought I had heard everything from The Warning - not to mention Metallica. WRONG. Thank you so much for finding this and sharing it because I am loving this. Metallica is my favorite band, and to see The Warning play this... and Pau DESTROYING this so AWESOMLY! Man... fan for life. #thewarning, #pau

Did someone say old fart? Here!! 🤣🤘Saludos!, cool reaction.

What a song bird! Real deal.

🤧😭😭😭😭

My nephew used to be their drummer , playing pubs in Perth and not getting payed , an overnight sensation that took 20 years but good luck to them , finally

I don't like the mix on anything off Keep Me Fed. The guitars sound like a detuned fart.

Once again the title is a pun (like _Firth_ _of_ _Fifth)_ - because it's a song about King Cnut (or "Canute") and the coastline. He was king of England, Norway, and Denmark; becoming annoyed by courtiers who flattered him, some saying he was more powerful than the sea, he had his throne taken down to the coast and set up on the shore as the tide was coming in. Then he sat in it and commanded the tide to turn back, which (of course) it didn't - he got his feet wet and his court learned a lesson. Unfortunately the tale got twisted, so many of us here in the UK grew up being told he was stupidly arrogant and believed the sea would obey him (I remember a sketch by the Irish comedian Dave Allen illustrating it). And that's all in there, in the song; but written poetically, with the expectation that Genesis' audience would know at least some version of the story (we all did in Britain in the 70s, or at least all the middle class kids). Nad's great. He occasionally struggles with some of the very high notes, but I reckon Peter would too now, and Nad does a brilliant job stepping in some very large shoes.

Wooow!🎉💯🎶Fenomenal unic fantastic voice Damiano and song.❤️🎶👑

I had no idea that this band had so many albums or such an early start. Thanks!

It's math metal not mass metal

Thanksf for finding a version I'd not seen before. Still got the vinyl of Moontan which was my introduction to Golden Earing. There was a British band called the Tornados which was also formed in 1961. Wanting to break into English language audiences would have meant the name change. Great band live for sure.

I suggest Måneskin - I Wanna Be Your Slave (Glastonbury 2023) live

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Yeah, the can play pub rock in Australia.