Turning a World Champion Gamer Into a Musician (drum lesson w/ Jonas Neubauer)
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- Giving a drum lesson to 7-Time Classic Tetris World Champion, Jonas Neubauer.
Speedrunning this drum lesson if you will, I bet we'll be jamming and writing music in no time.
Also, I learned how to play Tetris competitively: • Learning Tetris from J...
Jonas did great during his first drum lesson, I don't know if you could say the same about my Tetris abilities...
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"Is f a chord?" Wow he even sounds like a drummer.
It is really rare that I laugh out loud when reading something but this comment is just gold! Being a former drummer transitioning to bass this tickled me just right! Have a good one :)
lmaoooo
lol. I love this! Thanks!
LOLLLLLLL
As a bassplayer, I am just jealous you are listened to :(
Once in a lifetime experience. Huge shoutout to Rob, his amazing team. and his amazing community. Hope all of you guys are doing great!
Did someone say Stew Crew?
Dude, I've been playing instruments since I was 7 (drums at about 15 years old) and you picked up this starter drum beat just as fast as I did, if not faster! Nice job.
You end up buying a drum kit?
@@EldongDaddyvic I'm about to pull the trigger on a Roland vDrum setup
@@JonasTeh81 I'd be down to backseat on some drumming streams
Rest in peace Jonas. Such a big heart. He inspired many.
Wait what??
@@alistairhomewood7344 he just passed away on the 4th :(
@@TheSencat shitt, That's terrible. And it doesn't seem like anyone knows the cause yet? That's scary. Similar thing happened with someone similar my age near me, their dad just went out on a drive, and was found dead in his car, with no obvious drug use, assault, or anything like that. Just parked up in a car park, dead. Super scary.
@Fuck You that's terrible :(
Oh man that sucks
For those who don't know, Jonas unfortunately passed away a few short days ago. It was very sudden, there was no precedent, but fortunately that also meant there was no pain or suffering. Drumming became a big part of Jonas's life thanks to one of my all time favorite music channels. Thank you for doing this Rob! He frequently talked about how much better he was getting at drumming in his streams, and I could tell it became more than just a hobby and became a passion.
I didn't even know the guy before this and you have me tearing up. Seemed like a genuine and great dude to be around. RIP Jonas
@@Taunic indeed. He knew me from his streams, which I would frequent. I could barely sleep when I found out.
The thing I love about musicians is, by and large, how much joy they take in getting other people into their art. Sure, you see some gatekeeping, but for the most part it's like "Dude you want to learn a few power chords? A basic 4/4 beat? A simple bass line? Hell yeah let's go! Let's make you a musician so we can jam!"
Oh PS - hell yes please make this a series. Also to head off the inevitable question about how I posted this comment before the video went live: I invented a keyboard that exists outside of space and time. I'd sell you one, but first I have to get through a lawsuit filed by a patent troll simultaneously in 1848 and 2648.
You only really get gatekeeping when it comes to classical music honestly and maybe occasionally with rock
Keldeomaster 224 jazz and classical.
@@riso9059 I don't know what that means? Gatekeeping?
JETJOOBOY it’s when people try to keep their hobby to themselves and discourage newcomers. Basically turning your back on noobs to your hobby. It’s more common that u might think, one notable example where it’s really popular is skateboarding.
"I'm not much of a multitasker"
literally has to find a place for a piece moving at light speed while envisioning where the next piece goes once per half a second
Tetris at that speed is like tunnel vision, no time to think, just react.
Multitasking would be playing tetris while playing harmonica so he is technically correct.
@@sahamal_savu except he does multitask because he places one piece while looking for where he needs to put the next piece
While reading chat lol
Tetris probably provides some kind of Hand-Eye Coordination
There is nothing cooler than that nervous smile of someone who recognizing that they are doing a thing they like, and it's decent and everyone around them agrees. Nothing better save for being the one with the smile. It's the thing that makes the "I am so bad at this" time just before totally worth it.
Very well put - so true
I think that little half grin older folks do when they see someone doing something good is just as cool. I remember that look from my marching band days and it's a great feeling.
"The left leg took all my ram"
I lol'd
He speaks in Gamer
It was such a good description, I immediately knew exactly what sensation he was feeling in that moment.
He is so going to buy a drumkit after this
same prediction lmao
Mateus Guimarães he totally should. He’s got talent.
This guy hsbt got time. He needs to play tetris during his Waking hours
The dude definitely needs to play more with Rob so that he can explore more and even maybe become a PRO drummer.
i wish, this was so fun actually
3:58 It's a small but powerful trick Rob is pulling here. You may think he is showing off, but this is shows his student lots of things, which he may come to understand further on (Like he's actually showing how simple jamming is, and the effect and sound of the toms and cymbal, and how things sound shortly after eachother, and how other things sound slowly after eachother), but most importantly he's showing his student, that he can play the hi-hat, and that because he has mastered that, Rob doesn't have to. Positive reinforcement in its purest form.
I know, right? He's showing his student how what he already knows fits into the greater scheme of things, which is a great teaching tool.
And also it sounds good. When you play something that sounds good (or you're part of something that sounds good) you get a lot of encouragement and excitement
Plus, having someone else playing "offbeat" (I know Rob isn't doing that, but you see what I mean) helps you focus on the beat and sets your mind for "whatever the hell is happening, I MUST keep on playing that beat". My old drum teacher used to do that all the time: "Oooh let's see if you really learned paradiddles" and started playing the cowbell way off beat just to distract me.
Ten years later is probably one of the greatest things I've learned as on live music you can have tons of distractions (crowd singing/clapping off beat, the feedback of an instrument in your monitors, poor PA, too much distortion, no monitors etc.)!
Also, it makes it fun and learning should be fun..
“The transitions are the final boss.”
Rudiments: “Allow us to introduce ourselves.”
na bro, stick control and fuckin independence as well as tuplets lmao
Implied polymetric modulation at 40 BPM: Am I a joke to you?
Who is Rudiment?
@@intjugz Don't remind me...
Brrrrdddtaaa brrrrrrdttaaaaa brrrrddtaaaaaa
Rest in peace, Jonas, he was so much fun to watch whether it was when he was playing Tetris or not.
his kit control is actually quite good for only just picking up drums
Indeed, this puts a smile in my face XD
At 12:00 ish he wasn’t overly stiff or anything, he is a natural!
@@ElijahJohnsonDrums Definitely! I do also think his background as a pro Tetris player is helping in unexpected ways here: he's able to totally zero in on what he needs to be doing and block out everything external, notice how he barely goes off-beat when Rob praises him. I guarantee you I would have fallen to shit trying to understand words while keeping my rhythm.
i'm actually impressed how good he's keeping tempo. Dude should go and buy a kit!
he definitely has a feel for it
@@aMolleTargate same, btw time for exposing, how tf he just happened to have good technic literally the first time he picked up the sticks HMMMMMMMMMMMMm
@@menamanu him being shit wouldn't be entertaining really, would it?
@@menamanu how would lying about that benefit any of them at all, I think you're just underestimating robs teaching abilities
@@hwlqq I agree
Just read that Jonas died WHILE I was watching this video. I'm heartbroken for the lost potential of someone I was never a fan of. I hate this world.
Don't hate the world. Love it and squeeze every last drop of joy that you can out of it as it seems he did. That's a great way to honor his memory.
Hate? Hate is a strong word
@@agitatorjr or hate it and squeeze every last drop of joy out of it out of spite for the sick god that put you on this shithole
just me? oh ok...
I know nothing about tetris, yet im sitting here watching this and crying.
How?
@@badcornflakes6374 apparently jonas passed away almost a year ago now, so a few months after this came out
Conspiracy theory: ROB'S SECRETLY FINDING A NEW 1ST OF OCTOBER MEMBER
That is a great Conspiracy!
Lowkey thought they're going to play Tetris using the drums to help Jonas learn playing drums lmao
Same here hahahaha, like rig it up like rockband with tetris coloured blocks on the screen
lol me too!
just finished cold steel 3 a few hours ago broooooooooo
Thought this as well xD
@@pingpongpung bruh you spent the time just to type this message? Lowkey kinda cringe man
Rest in peace Jonas, hopefully you're boasting about the crazy tetris tournaments in the long halls of Valhalla, or where ever you want to be
He didn't go to Valhalla. He went to Albacete!
He was atheist stop
@@badcornflakes6374 I said or wherever you want to be, if he chooses to not be I respect that as well
He's up there winning Tetris Tournaments with a Rock Band drum controller and you all know it
@@badcornflakes6374hardly offensive lmao I don’t believe in a god but if I’m dead I don’t think it’s gonna matter if someone wishes me well dafty 😂
Rest in power Jonas❤️
BOOM TETRIS FOR JONAS
BOOM TETRIS FOR JEFF
Finally!
*BOOM TETRIS FOR ROB*
More and more these days I’m getting used to hearing “Boom Tetris for Joseph,” too.
NECK AND NECK
14:23 ”That took like all my RAM”😂
You should have Jared Dines on the show. Teach him how to play guitar.
lmao
Daamn haha
oof
Yes
Dam son
Watching old Jonas videos makes me cry. He was such a pure soul.
I would love to see this become a series. Jonas is a natural and has that funny side to him with jokes and comebacks that has it more entertaining but if it isn't possible to do a series with him maybe another person without any musical knowledge? It's always fun to see someone learning music and those little moments of joy when they nail something... precious :')
Seeing Jonas' smile as he was playing reminded me of how I felt when I first learned how to play music some 30 years ago.
So true ! What a feeling !
there was also the undeniable face of concentrating super hard on what to do while trying to not lose the rhythm. Like, I felt that feeling he was showing in his face...
This is so good and pure
This was the video that first introduced me to Jonas and the entire classic tetris community. Even though I knew him only through the internet, I could tell he was an incredibly kind and genuine guy and an inspiration to many. Shockingly sad that his life was suddenly cut so short. Rest in peace, Jonas.
RIP Jonas you will be missed :(((
BOOM LESSONS FOR JONAS
Playing music is like a drug. I think he may be hooked.
Brad Young seconded, i bought a guitar back in October last year, been practicing on and off for about 3 months and i felt like not practicing anymore cause i didnt have much time and felt like not making any progress. Since a month ago, i’ve been practicing more than ever cause of the quarantine, music is addicting
Specially if your playing guitar... Lol
I bought a drum set for $30 at goodwill because it looked like something I could part out and sell to make some money.
Then I held onto it in case I wanted to learn to play.
Then I put it in my closet and haven't touched it in 4 years. I had no idea how to start.
This video showed me how to start. I think I will set them up outside and practice the next time my neighbors throw a giant loud party in the middle of a quarantine because rules don't apply to them or something.
Anyhow, thank you for giving me the first steps towards learning how to use this instrument that's just been sitting in my closet for years.
That's awesome!!
Go for it! Just put on some headphones and jam to songs you like! You don't have to do the same beat as the song. This simple one works with anything!
Three months in, how's it going? Have you had fun and learned anything cool?
Wow 30$ is a pretty sweet deal!
@@hakancarlsson2881 Thinking to get set to myself also and this has been the great question about it, how to start to play songs you like because everything is out of reach when you're beginner.
R.I.P. Jonas!
BOOM! Tetris for Jonas!
17:50 Whether Jonas intended to do that or not, it sounded awesome! You can even see the surprise on Rob's face.
its like it came natural to him lmao
A lot of people know Jonas Neubauer because of the yt algorithm, and I think that's beautiful.
BOOM! TETRIS FOR JONAS
As someone who is into E Sports i was like "What? Jonás Neubauer with Rob Scallon?" Nobody see this comming, but i'm sure everyone is enjoying. So, no complains here.
The TH-cam algorithm is trash. Always a bunch of bullshit in my recommended. And never ever watch videos on trending unless you want to lose brain cells. TH-cam these days sucks, They have silenced independent media. They only want corporate news Propaganda available on here. Any and all truth has been silenced. They call it hate speech. There is no such thing as hate speech. There is either freedom of speech or there isn't.
@@Chilling4Shillings OK Boomer
RIP Jonas, such a good dude
Rob is a damned national treasure. He's committed beginning to end.
Let's go a step further and call him an international treasure.
"Turning a World Champion into a Musician"
*Ling Ling:* My satisfaction is immeasurable and my day is made
Ling Ling jokes on a rob scallon video? I didn't realize this was a crossover event
Two set approves
Duchi crossover of the century
And remember to practice ;)
This is EPIC
Ayyy I wondered how long it’d take to find you.
Awww man, I was smiling the whole time. As a drummer, it's fun seeing someone get into it for the first time and have fun
Same here. 😁
Yeah, brings up some funny memories from the time I started playing and from multiple attempts to teach my friends some basic grooves :)
Amen to that!
Rest in peace legend. Such a beautiful person.
Just returning to this video.
Rip Jonas.
Died from a sudden medical emergency.
You will be missed.
His death still bothers me. No actual cause...
I'm definitely interested in seeing more of these kinds of videos! Not sure who to suggest though. First person my mind went to might be a little lofty: Nolan North? Sticking with the video game world. I, for some reason, instantly thought of Retro Replay but I know Troy Baker is already a musician, so Nolan would have to be the one to go for of the pair.
Have North struggle while Baker annoys him with his skills
Jack Muskrat th-cam.com/video/VP_Qn38MWQk/w-d-xo.html
I'm sure Jirard Khalil would be up for something like this
omggg i wanna hear troy
I'd love to hear a melee player try this out, they're sort of performing rythems all the time, somebody like M2K or Mango (idk if either of them have musical experience already though.
As a drummer seeing people trying to hold drumsticks for the 1st Time is freaking hilarious to me for some reason
Same and I'm also fascinated how stiff most people are when they play for the first time
Typical drummer.
@@HeRo-le4my we all were that way at the beginning but damn, it was some time ago and it seems weird seeing this with other people
It's like holding a wooden spoon..
It’s like that scene from talladega nights lol. “I don’t know what to do with my hands”
Jonas: "I play a little bit of Tetris"
Tetris history: "You sure bout that bud?"
Jonas Neubauer
April 19, 1981 - January 5, 2021
Passing the torch to the new generations.
Thanks for everything Jonas!
Will remember you the most in October during CTWC....
Jonas is one talented gamer, Tetris was one competitive game. It has one of the most memorable music to this day.
it bops
Just Some Guy without a Mustache th-cam.com/video/VP_Qn38MWQk/w-d-xo.html
@@yeboy3768 it boops
i always see you everywhere
you again
something just noticed is when jonas messes up a bit, rob doesn’t just stop playing, he keeps playing and lets jonas come back in when he feels comfortable to
That’s one of my rules of thumb; if you mess up, just keep going, especially in regards to music. No matter how badly you messed up, if you keep going, 90% of the time, no one will notice.
Rip Jonas. This video introduced me to his content. He will be dearly missed :( This video really showed his sense of humor and good nature.
Rob: we will start really slow
Jonas: *getting it right away*
"You've heard of '8 Minute Abs'?" I died. His timing was excellent. Which is fitting for a drum video.
Rob, you've misspelled his name. He is JONÁS from the glorious city of ALBACETE
VIVA ALBACETE Y VIVA IBAI
Is he actually from albacete???? :O
@@TUTOSANDROIDtutorialesymas no its a meme that some spanish broadcaster pulled on all of spain. They said he was 60 years old too. Lol
Really interesting how he managed to keep some of his "mistakes" on beat. The natural talent and beginner mess ups gave some of the parts a pretty nice groove.
RIP legend :(
14:31 I've only been playing drums for a few years now and this moment brought me back to when I was first starting out. It's so interesting and nice to see the gears turning in his brain the same way mine did all those years ago and to see the satisfaction of him getting it correct is just soooo awesome. I hope he keeps it going!!!!
ive been playing for around a year and the way this guy is smiling reminds me of when i first learnt how to differentiate my right leg from my right hand
I have been playing drums for about 6 years now and because I'm so young (almost 14) and sadly I don't remember my first drumming experiences.
The moment Jonas gained his confidence was pretty awesome.
R.I.P. Jonas. You will be sorely missed.
What happened??
This is the best guest you´ve ever had, this man is fun and speaks my language... geek!, I felt so happy during all the video seen him enjoying that experience, this video is also the reason i decided to pick up an instrument.
Based from my knowledge in music, his improvement on learning drums is super amazing. Yes i agree with rob, he's natural. R.I.P Jonas
Boom, drumset for NubbinsGoody. What a fantastically random and unexpected crossover.
This was so wholesome. Life is short. I wasn't familiar with Jonas, but the fact he had a great attitude and was so open to messing up and that he kept playing after learning is very inspiring. This video had me tapping my hands on my chest doing basic rhythms. Jonas seemed so fun and his love for tetris bled through in this, I'm definitely heading to watch him play next!
I've been playing the drum kit for almost 40 years, and have never been a teacher of them. I've dabbled in it, but by no means have I been extremely successful in teaching drums. Watching you teach a simple drum beat was a very cool and enlightening experience for me. I sincerely enjoyed watching this process and your patience. You're a natural born teacher, Rob. Awesome!
thats crazy i actually just watched a tetris tournament with this guy in it yesterday
Haha not so strange, TH-cam will literally see your interest in Tetris as interest in Jonas
When quarantine is over, Rob somehow needs to get on Bon Appétit's channel to do
Back-to-Back Chef with Carla. He'd teach her how to jam, she'd teach him how to make jam, it would be awesome.
Yeahh... Good idea
Yeah... About Bon Appétit...
@@andyn510 2020 happened at that comment.
Rip Jonas Neubauer.
R.I.P to the absolute legend Jonas
Love when you see someone really trying music the first time and just getting it. It reminds me of playing my first song along with the CD and having a blast thinking "hell yeah I'm doing it!". Man it's so much fun!
Hearing Rob play jazzy slap guitar makes me wish he would do an "album in a day" with Adam Neely and Shawn Crowder in addition to Andrew Huang. That could be amazing having drums, bass, guitar, and synth at the same time.
As someone who's only played drums like 5 times in my life,I am impressed. The coordination isn't easy
Edit: Also,now Jonas can drum for the White Stripes
The feeling i get when i see someone experiencing a jam session for the first time is indescribable. I love it man
its cool that he had the chance to try drum in his life ... Thank You Jonas.
Rest In Peace Jonas. Hope wherever you end up is the best. We’re gonna miss you man.
Rest In Peace, Jonas 💔
Man, he really did pick that up really fast. He had a great teacher though. RIP Jonas.
Jonas had this aw-shucks attitude to life, but he was way more talented than he let on - at everything. Such a fun, humble guy. I'll miss him dearly. RIP.
This is how music is best taught. Through encouragement and doing! The jamming with each other is really helpful and just makes you love the music.
"The transitions are the final boss."
Oh Jonas, I wish there was a final boss in drumming. It just keeps going.
Rest in peace Jonas
It really makes me sad... First time when I saw this video, I was really excited to watch he drumming more, but now it all ended :( rest in peace...
More of this please. This guy was super cool and it would be good to see more non musicians being introduced to this wonderful world of ours.
I’m a huge NES tetris fan. This is the last crossover I expected
This is so fun to watch. Jonas definitely had natural rythm. Thanks so much for this video, its a treasure. We will all miss Jonas.
BRO the way he opened the hihat in perfect sync with Rob getting louder at 17:40 was kinda unreal
EXACTLY
If somehow you can do an interview with some video game composers that would be awesome. The obvious fit would be Mick Gordon (DOOM, Wolfenstein...), why not Chris Christodoulou (Deadbolt, Risk of Rain). A lot of video game composer are more on the electronic side, but these two also know how to make great scores with guitars and drums!
Maxime an interview with Lena Raine would be so freaking cool
It would be a definite stretch, but I feel like the top tier choice would be Koji Kondo. I mean who doesn’t know the Mario/Zelda theme? It would take some miraculous luck, but man I’d cry tears of joy.
Martin ODonnell would make my entire year
Chris christodoulou is an absolute genius and I love him
Frank Klepacki and Alexander Brandon!!
RIP JONAS!!
Are you serious?
@@federiconovolissi7067 he died a few days ago. Fucking devastating. He was truly a great dude
Rest In Peace
"But you're actually very talented in another way"
"I play a little bit of Tetris"
Boom! Tetris for Jonas!
honestly such a good idea for a series, like I know it a long shot but having such communities to collide together and make some fun happen. Like I would love to see bjergsen from TSM learning some immediate guitar/drums as he briefly mentioned wanting to get more into music.
And the other day, he had a MASSIVE Church rocking to Metal through the MIDI input on a MEGA Church Organ!
FreeSM
Rest in power jonas, it's so nice to see him here enjoying himself with Rob by playing music
RIP Jonas - you've inspired many
0:25 a little bit of tetris
*7-time winner of the Classic World Championship*
One of my biggest compliments I've received was from a musician friend of mine who saw me like finger drumming along with a song, and he was like, "Hey, you'd probably make a decent drummer!" I'm someone with zero musical ability and I was like, "Whaa?"
Definitely going to try this drum beat next time we hang out lol.
Musicians love to explain things. Just try not to ruin his rig lol
Jonas is obviously extremely talented, but also Rob is a brilliant teacher! Such a fun to watch them both!
R.I.P Jonas
Love how your channel is evolving into this wholesome "Musician connects with everyone" kind of affair Rob, keep up the awesome.
Well this was an unexpected crossover, i've been following him for a few years and even subbed to Jonas' twitch multiple times, he's such a cool guy. check him out at Twitch.tv/nubbinsgoody
Literally the best hang on twitch.
That is cool and my final inspiration, I always wanted to play drums since I was a teenager, but circumstances did not let me (money and place/space) so I just move to the cords, now I am a bass player, and I am 34, but I after seen him who is 36 doing so well even without playing it before, (I did twice) now I have my final inspiration to fulfil my teenage dream, now I know i can do it, thanks 💪🏾🥁
R.I.P Jonas ❤
As a percussionist and a Tetris player, this video is the best crossover episode ever!
I’ve followed both of these men individually for years now, but never would I have thought to see them both in one of the most ambitious crossovers to date
Rob you're doing great. Thanks for what you do. Love this stuff
That was cool af. I think the attitude Jonas brought to the experience certainly helped. Would definitely be interested in seeing more vids like this.