I know you said this isn’t how marching bands are (way too strict), but actually in historical black colleges, they are very much so like this. They take band very seriously.
Fun Fact: T.I. was actually supposed to be play Devin Miles but T.I. didn’t know how to play the drums so they decided to give it to Nick Cannon instead
@@mutantx2372 yes T.I. said it in a interview tbh Nick Cannon did the role a lot better and I also heard that they wanted Nick Cannon to be in the movie ATL as T.I role Rashad but he decided to do Roll Bounce instead cause they paid him more money for that movie T.I. did the role better with Rashad
@11:59 the fact they playing the jackson 5 and jason weaver played michael jackson in the jackson 5 movie is dope. And that michael jackson pick weaver out himself.
This is a fun fact about Weaver that doesn’t really have anything to do with Drumline, but I didn’t know he was the singing voice of young Simba in the 90s Lion King, but the acting voice was Johnathan Taylor Thomas
28:42 The reason the fight broke out… at least, the way i understood it, was that playing on someone else’s drums is hella disrespectful. So when layla mentioned the “hoodlum” that started the fight… he technically did by playing on someone else’s drum That’s why at the end of the movie, when the morris brown drumline plays on devons drums, you can see him tighting his grip on his sticks cuz it was getting to him And they were about to do it back but didnt and dropped the sticks ontop of their drums to be like “we are better than you… we wont stoop to your level”
I only knew half of this one I knew the guy didn't like Nick playing on his drum and Morris Brown doing it Nick tightinning up on his sticks never knew it's seen as disrespectful
@@kingtech7917 Morris Brown doing it to Nick was definitely disrespectful. They did to get to him the same way he got to the big boy. Trying to cause him to snap out and cause his band the win.
Fun fact: During the Classic performance at the end, I was in the stands during filming. It was filmed at the GA Dome in Atlanta and they invited all if not most of the high school marching bands in the area to attend. And yes, almost all the band members actually played their instruments/drums minus a few main actors in the film. Most of the band members throughout the film were either from local high school bands, alumni from college bands or current college band members.
Nick Cannon saying he don't got a bunch of kids running around didn't age well now that he got like 30 kids out there. Charles ain't got no love in this like he didn't get no love in Remember The Titans.
High school marching bands are alot different then College marching bands this is definitely an accurate representation of how strict they are at the college level
Man this movie takes me back when life was fun back in the day and I was just a baby in 2002 and born in 2001. This is an unforgettable feel good classic. You sound like you’re sick.
I actually got into my school Drumline because of this movie. I played the Snare like he did. I can confirm my program was just like this, down to the military tactics. They had us marching all night to get stuff right. My school still has some of our Drumline videos on TH-cam that we uploaded.
as a former 1st chair/section lead, yes i made my section believe we were the mood and soul of the band and demanded top tier sound quality coming out of those saxophones. But uhhh, i made sure there was balance and didnt abuse my authority, i didnt want to be hated 😅 We did run laps or do push ups tho for being late to practice or just being foolish.
The biggest thing that bothered me about this movie is that the guy that started the fight at the homecoming wasn’t arrested for what he did. Dude swung a lethal weapon at someone and we don’t hear about him being disciplined at all.
In elementary school in 4th grade I was in the band for a short time. I played the trumpet and I went to several band practices but eventually just quite because I didn't know how to read music and couldn't keep up. I regret not sticking with it.
Next to the marching band score, we also got music from: Jermaine Dupri Featuring Q The Kid * JC Chasez (Of N'SYNC) * Monica * Petey Pablo * Joe Featuring Jadakiss * Nivea * Trick Daddy Featuring Deuce Poppi, Tre+6, & Unda Presha * Alicia Keys * Nappy Roots * Raheem DeVaughn * Too $hort & Bun B (Of UGK) * Syleena Johnson * and Nick Cannon.
First and foremost I hope you feel better. It takes dedication to do something you might not physically feel like doing. Also drumline is probably one of my favorite movies from the early 2000's in my opinion, love don't cost a thing was cool, but I think this one is better.
I’m so glad you watched this one! I love this movie, especially growing up. It came out in 2002… I was 12 at the time (I’m 34 now.) My Mom took me and my friends to see it. We had a good time watching it. Anyway….. I enjoyed your reaction!! 🫶🏽🙌🏾
That was really awesome watching you respond to this. It was obvious that you have a connection to it with your marching band experience. It was really great. Thanks for an awesome reaction
I am loving this comment section with everyone reminiscing on being in marching band either in high school or in college. Or just being in band in general. We all know that the Brass section was the best section. Especially if you played the Trumpet. 😎
I was the orchestra version of Devon. I started playing bass in 6th grade and hid the fact that I couldn’t read music until almost high school. Knowing how to read music doesn’t suddenly make you able/unable to play, but it does make everything far easier
I LOVE this film,a great movie for me,such nostalgic for me also. Wish they'd make another modern film about life at a black college and a tv show too.
I played the trumpet in school band. Couldn’t read music either, luckily the guy sitting next to me was nice enough to write 1, 2 or 3 above the music note for whatever valves I was suppose to press at the time.
This will be a good reaction, when I was watching your reaction to the waterboy you mentioned you were in marching band I was hyped cause I too was in marching band and I’m hard of hearing, I got into marching band because of my older brother he too was in marching band we were both TUBAs 😎 and he showed me this film! Can’t wait for this reaction!
I was in the 6th grade when this film came out. So many people wanted to be a part of the marching bands because of Drumline. I remember going to the theater with my family and it was packed like this was a blockbuster film when it was actually just a small budget movie that contained lots of entertainment. Bravo to the memories this movie made. Then I had the chance to watch it on DVD when it was released. These days of my childhood are truly missed. MJ since you watched this, you need to also watch Antwone Fisher. Another great drama film that also came out during the same month as Drumline: December 2002. Antwone Fisher is more so emotionally driven because it is based on a true story.
Aye mj I was in marching band on the drumline too I joined because of this movie and it was damn near just like this cuz our director was from Southern University one of the best experiences of my life
I love this movie and your reaction! I was in Marching band Junior and Senior year of high school in Atlanta. We were corps style marching and I do wish we could have played modern songs. That being said it, was fun playing alto saxophone and traveling for competitions. We won 1 of the 3 competitions and got 2nd in the other ones vs professional competition bands. Great bonding experience marching with 280 people as a band! Our drumline would always win playing against others after football games!
One of my greatest memories as a kid was going to the Superdome in New Orleans to watch my brother's band at Southern University perform against Grambling State at the Bayou Classic. The football game and battle of the bands are legendary here!😁
I was in college marching band for five years and while I can't say I loved every single moment of it, it really was the most camaraderie I experienced in school. Lots of good memories there. Played alto sax, and got the name Pappy 'cuz after my second year I was the oldest one by two years (there was a big shift in the alto line that year, got a bunch of Freshmen in while the rest graduated and I was the only holdover).
Wow. Impressed. I played trumpet in band too. I only continued through 8th grade though. Our program went downhill after our really good band director and his wife (also a director) left for another school. I really feel this movie as well. Especially since college was probably the favorite time of my life.
That's why this channel is fun, you do the random movies you see almost no one react too. Some movies , like this one, i havent seen in years I never knew you were that short, then the pictures..... Would make for a hilarious picture standing next to me, being 6'4 😂
@MJ WITHOUT SPIDER-MAN The reason why I love the movie Drumline because when I was 2 years old I was playing the drums and following along with the movie Drumline, shout out to Nick Cannon salute!
MJ did you know thats the uniform for Southwest Dekalb High School. I believe some band members were in it. I went to SWD for my freshman year then moved to Gwinnett.
As a former middle school and high school snare drummer, I loved this reaction and hearing that you were a marcher as well!!! And I hated scales too 🤣🤣🤣 mostly cuz our director wanted the drummers to do scales on xylophone And yes it’s try series even someone plays on your drum, we take that as a huge sign of disrespect or bad juju
Love this movie! You can tell you actually really liked it!! You said u sick and not gunna talk 🤣🤣 but you can tell it was close to something you knew😎
My high school was the Patriots, and in band we had the tri-corner hats and the little capri pants with high socks like we were going off to fight the British in 1776 or some shit. If one person messed up on the marching, with those white socks the whole thing looked messed up, so you had to be perfect. Last I saw they switched to a traditional marching band uniform, which is a bummer, cause we were unique.
Was never in marching band. But ik college is way diff than high school. They would deff do this type of 💩. Especially if it was other students running these positions. 🤣
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Nick Cannon saying he not like his pops in this movie cause he don’t have “all these kids running around” is WILD!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂🤣
This move came out 22 years ago.
THEEE irony!
That line that he said definitely didn't age will because now he got a whole bunch of them
@chand911 nobody said it didn't
He jinxed his own future 😂
I know you said this isn’t how marching bands are (way too strict), but actually in historical black colleges, they are very much so like this. They take band very seriously.
I was thinking the same thing... it's nothing compared to high school band
@@sedrabrown1 Exactly! Completely different!
I was coming to say this exact comment... College band is totally different from HS, especially at an HBCU!!!
Drumline was a decent movie
Lol I just said the same thing before reading yours. They most definitely be super serious 😂😂😂
Fun Fact: T.I. was actually supposed to be play Devin Miles but T.I. didn’t know how to play the drums so they decided to give it to Nick Cannon instead
Wow. Didn't know that.
@@mutantx2372 yes T.I. said it in a interview tbh Nick Cannon did the role a lot better and I also heard that they wanted Nick Cannon to be in the movie ATL as T.I role Rashad but he decided to do Roll Bounce instead cause they paid him more money for that movie T.I. did the role better with Rashad
@Jared_thatdeep definitely.
@@mutantx2372me neither!!!!!😊😊😊😊
@@mutantx2372ain't that the truth since T.I. goes for Rashad!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊
@11:59 the fact they playing the jackson 5 and jason weaver played michael jackson in the jackson 5 movie is dope. And that michael jackson pick weaver out himself.
This is a fun fact about Weaver that doesn’t really have anything to do with Drumline, but I didn’t know he was the singing voice of young Simba in the 90s Lion King, but the acting voice was Johnathan Taylor Thomas
28:42
The reason the fight broke out… at least, the way i understood it, was that playing on someone else’s drums is hella disrespectful.
So when layla mentioned the “hoodlum” that started the fight… he technically did by playing on someone else’s drum
That’s why at the end of the movie, when the morris brown drumline plays on devons drums, you can see him tighting his grip on his sticks cuz it was getting to him
And they were about to do it back but didnt and dropped the sticks ontop of their drums to be like “we are better than you… we wont stoop to your level”
I only knew half of this one I knew the guy didn't like Nick playing on his drum and Morris Brown doing it Nick tightinning up on his sticks never knew it's seen as disrespectful
@@kingtech7917 Morris Brown doing it to Nick was definitely disrespectful. They did to get to him the same way he got to the big boy. Trying to cause him to snap out and cause his band the win.
This will always be an iconic movie!! So timeless!
I think that "push"...like boot camp and hell week 4 football e'er year, it's hard and it make you strong in spirit. #Unbreakable ❤
I love this movie. It is one of those movies I can watch anytime it is on TV (that's the thing we had before streaming, kids!).
This, Get Rich or die trying 😂
Fun fact: During the Classic performance at the end, I was in the stands during filming. It was filmed at the GA Dome in Atlanta and they invited all if not most of the high school marching bands in the area to attend. And yes, almost all the band members actually played their instruments/drums minus a few main actors in the film. Most of the band members throughout the film were either from local high school bands, alumni from college bands or current college band members.
The drumline did not actually play. They had a professional drumline play even when they had the band competition
Get well soon MJ❤️❤️
@16:56 woooaaahh I've never seen this driving scene before! WHAT?? I'm so shocked LOL must be an added scene
i was thinking the same thing!!! like what is this the deleted scenes version??🤔 LOL thought it was just me
Nick Cannon saying he don't got a bunch of kids running around didn't age well now that he got like 30 kids out there. Charles ain't got no love in this like he didn't get no love in Remember The Titans.
High school marching bands are alot different then College marching bands this is definitely an accurate representation of how strict they are at the college level
Man this movie takes me back when life was fun back in the day and I was just a baby in 2002 and born in 2001. This is an unforgettable feel good classic. You sound like you’re sick.
She said she was sick in the video
I actually got into my school Drumline because of this movie. I played the Snare like he did. I can confirm my program was just like this, down to the military tactics. They had us marching all night to get stuff right. My school still has some of our Drumline videos on TH-cam that we uploaded.
as a former 1st chair/section lead, yes i made my section believe we were the mood and soul of the band and demanded top tier sound quality coming out of those saxophones. But uhhh, i made sure there was balance and didnt abuse my authority, i didnt want to be hated 😅 We did run laps or do push ups tho for being late to practice or just being foolish.
When I was in the marching band at Howard University, I couldn’t march and play trombone at the same time either.. I was like, NOPE!! ✌🏾😂
My music teacher showed us this movie at least once a week. I've seen this movie over 1000 times. No bs.
The biggest thing that bothered me about this movie is that the guy that started the fight at the homecoming wasn’t arrested for what he did. Dude swung a lethal weapon at someone and we don’t hear about him being disciplined at all.
I like your jacket and hope you feel better soon, & this movie a classic 👌🏾🔥
In elementary school in 4th grade I was in the band for a short time. I played the trumpet and I went to several band practices but eventually just quite because I didn't know how to read music and couldn't keep up. I regret not sticking with it.
This one of my teen favs. I was showed this film in highschool band class 🔥🔥
Next to the marching band score, we also got music from:
Jermaine Dupri Featuring Q The Kid * JC Chasez (Of N'SYNC) * Monica * Petey Pablo * Joe Featuring Jadakiss * Nivea * Trick Daddy Featuring Deuce Poppi, Tre+6, & Unda Presha * Alicia Keys * Nappy Roots * Raheem DeVaughn * Too $hort & Bun B (Of UGK) * Syleena Johnson * and Nick Cannon.
This and Underclassman are my favorite movies hes played in.
One of favorite movies of all time! Loved it as a kid!
First and foremost I hope you feel better. It takes dedication to do something you might not physically feel like doing. Also drumline is probably one of my favorite movies from the early 2000's in my opinion, love don't cost a thing was cool, but I think this one is better.
I mean I get that you should be able to read music but it’s still crazy to think that cannon’s character learned music by ear only is cray impressive
Iconic movie and it's really ahead of it's time💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I’m so glad you watched this one! I love this movie, especially growing up. It came out in 2002… I was 12 at the time (I’m 34 now.) My Mom took me and my friends to see it. We had a good time watching it. Anyway….. I enjoyed your reaction!! 🫶🏽🙌🏾
I played trumpet in marching band too! We got to go to NYC and march in the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade
This Classic Movie Right Here is An All-Time Banger from Nick Cannon Alongside Love Don't Cost A Thing And School Dance💥🔥
That was really awesome watching you respond to this. It was obvious that you have a connection to it with your marching band experience. It was really great. Thanks for an awesome reaction
Next nick movie must be Underclassman.
The drumline was my release in the band then back to church for gospel music to get right!
I am loving this comment section with everyone reminiscing on being in marching band either in high school or in college. Or just being in band in general. We all know that the Brass section was the best section. Especially if you played the Trumpet. 😎
I was the orchestra version of Devon. I started playing bass in 6th grade and hid the fact that I couldn’t read music until almost high school. Knowing how to read music doesn’t suddenly make you able/unable to play, but it does make everything far easier
I LOVE this film,a great movie for me,such nostalgic for me also. Wish they'd make another modern film about life at a black college and a tv show too.
They made a show called the quad it was about an hbcu you might find interesting its 2 seasons on BET +.
I played the trumpet in school band. Couldn’t read music either, luckily the guy sitting next to me was nice enough to write 1, 2 or 3 above the music note for whatever valves I was suppose to press at the time.
This will be a good reaction, when I was watching your reaction to the waterboy you mentioned you were in marching band I was hyped cause I too was in marching band and I’m hard of hearing, I got into marching band because of my older brother he too was in marching band we were both TUBAs 😎 and he showed me this film! Can’t wait for this reaction!
I was in the 6th grade when this film came out. So many people wanted to be a part of the marching bands because of Drumline. I remember going to the theater with my family and it was packed like this was a blockbuster film when it was actually just a small budget movie that contained lots of entertainment. Bravo to the memories this movie made. Then I had the chance to watch it on DVD when it was released. These days of my childhood are truly missed.
MJ since you watched this, you need to also watch Antwone Fisher. Another great drama film that also came out during the same month as Drumline: December 2002. Antwone Fisher is more so emotionally driven because it is based on a true story.
All the bands at the end cooked!🔥👌🏿
The drums were my favorite instrument when I was younger this movie had me hyped 💯
Aye mj I was in marching band on the drumline too I joined because of this movie and it was damn near just like this cuz our director was from Southern University one of the best experiences of my life
HBCU Band standards are on a different level.
This is my favorite movie of all time thanks for reacting to it 🙏🏾
Hope you feel better soon MJ praying for you 🙏🏾
I love this movie and your reaction! I was in Marching band Junior and Senior year of high school in Atlanta. We were corps style marching and I do wish we could have played modern songs. That being said it, was fun playing alto saxophone and traveling for competitions. We won 1 of the 3 competitions and got 2nd in the other ones vs professional competition bands. Great bonding experience marching with 280 people as a band! Our drumline would always win playing against others after football games!
One of my greatest memories as a kid was going to the Superdome in New Orleans to watch my brother's band at Southern University perform against Grambling State at the Bayou Classic. The football game and battle of the bands are legendary here!😁
I was in college marching band for five years and while I can't say I loved every single moment of it, it really was the most camaraderie I experienced in school. Lots of good memories there. Played alto sax, and got the name Pappy 'cuz after my second year I was the oldest one by two years (there was a big shift in the alto line that year, got a bunch of Freshmen in while the rest graduated and I was the only holdover).
Not sure if you’ve ever experienced the HBCU band camp but this is definitely how it goes
CHILDHOOD CLASSIC!!!!!!
Thank you so much MJ😁💯🥁💙💛👍👍
Babe this is college we're Tuition depends on how they perform in the band And when that apple could spoil the whole bunch
fun fact Atlanta A&T uses the band of my highschool Southwest Dekalb thats why they are blue and gold
We can do anything we set our minds to. Brilliant film!!!
I watched this movie so many times growing up I lost count
You sounded a lot better by the end of the video, doing this reaction definitely helped lol love your vids MJ!
Wow. Impressed. I played trumpet in band too. I only continued through 8th grade though. Our program went downhill after our really good band director and his wife (also a director) left for another school. I really feel this movie as well. Especially since college was probably the favorite time of my life.
Nick cannon actually played those drums💯💪🏾
All my life of watching this movie I never seen that car scene 😳how ….
That was deleted scene that was cut from the actual movie but I wish they kept in the movie
26:01 I remember my mom school band they will play nothing but new artist that came out in 90s we will be jamming…
I played the Trumpet in high school band
That's why this channel is fun, you do the random movies you see almost no one react too.
Some movies , like this one, i havent seen in years
I never knew you were that short, then the pictures.....
Would make for a hilarious picture standing next to me, being 6'4 😂
MJ really reacting to some good movies
Girl I was in band too and it always bring me back vibes!
Music is 🤩. My ex/bm of 7 years was in the band in college Bethune Cookman. Trumpet. 😝🎶😏
I use to be in a marching band I played snare drum you are right being in a band is fun & it’s a thrill fr!
@MJ WITHOUT SPIDER-MAN @37:29 That's AJ and Free from 106 and Park
Nick Cannon said ain’t about your parents you let me hanging you know that feels no let show you and he walked the fuck off
It's marching bands here in the South that actually are like this. Jackson St, Famu, Alcorn etc....
Love this movie, made me want to play the drums so much. Couldn't because too many kids were playing it 😢
I played trumpet in high school and in an organization when I got out of school and then I switched over to drumline a year later
Feel better soon MJ😊
I❤This My Movie( Im A Zoe Fangal!)Zoe Is Great Center Stage( Her Her Dancing & Her Acting!)
Somebody else that knows about Center Stage!!! Omg. That is my movieeeeee.
Oh I’m here for this one. I know almost the entire movie word for word 😂
Your “good boy” with the congested nose lol 😂 you sounded like a tired and proud mama. Love your reactions ❤
Hope you get well soon,great reaction love this movie its a go to of mine and my family's.
31:36 best part of the whole movie 😂
@MJ WITHOUT SPIDER-MAN The reason why I love the movie Drumline because when I was 2 years old I was playing the drums and following along with the movie Drumline, shout out to Nick Cannon salute!
Same here
Underclassmen is a slept on Nick Cannon movie 😂
Same here. I played bass drum
One of my favorites 🔥😮💨
I was colorguard so not band but band adjacent lol. Marching was our whole thing we only practiced while marching.
MJ did you know thats the uniform for Southwest Dekalb High School. I believe some band members were in it. I went to SWD for my freshman year then moved to Gwinnett.
I loved your reaction..Great movie
Finallyyyyyyyy I was waiting so long for thissssss
You should watch Fresh (1994).
I was waiting on this reaction 🔥
Oh yesss my prayers have been heard!
Edit: I hope you get well soon 🔜🙌🏼
not gonna lie you react to bangers! your choice of movie rection is s tier!
Man I love this movie and I hope you feel better mj 🙏🏿💯❤️
Amazing reaction to Drumline
As a former middle school and high school snare drummer, I loved this reaction and hearing that you were a marcher as well!!! And I hated scales too 🤣🤣🤣 mostly cuz our director wanted the drummers to do scales on xylophone
And yes it’s try series even someone plays on your drum, we take that as a huge sign of disrespect or bad juju
I been playing in the high marching band for 2 years 😁😁😁😁
Love this movie! You can tell you actually really liked it!! You said u sick and not gunna talk 🤣🤣 but you can tell it was close to something you knew😎
Hope you feel better soon 🙏🙏🙏
My high school was the Patriots, and in band we had the tri-corner hats and the little capri pants with high socks like we were going off to fight the British in 1776 or some shit. If one person messed up on the marching, with those white socks the whole thing looked messed up, so you had to be perfect. Last I saw they switched to a traditional marching band uniform, which is a bummer, cause we were unique.
Was never in marching band. But ik college is way diff than high school. They would deff do this type of 💩. Especially if it was other students running these positions. 🤣
Classic, can’t even make movies like this anymore. This was back when everyone wanted to be a part of college culture.
ANTWONE FISHER ‼️ You’d enjoy it
Zoe Saldana is actually the green alien on Guardians of the Galaxy, Gamora.
You may not know this, but I played in marching band when I was in high school. I played snare in my junior and senior year.