Talladega's "Renegade Rebels" Vs Grambling's State University's "Chocolate Thunder" - 2020
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I like how tc makes cadences with windows for everyone to be heard. And even when they’re not doing that tenors aren’t playing over the snares and the bass is playing low but still felt because of how deep they’re tuned. Their snares have great control and don’t chop their wrists out every cadence. Theyre great at making cadences not just parts that go together if that makes sense.
Kev you funny asf for zooming in😂 but sweaty hands is not fun🤦🏾♂️ happens tho🤚🏾💧
ION THINK HIS HANDS WAS SWEATY TO ME HE WAS JUST PLAYING TO WILD
They both did good
I like the sound of TC's snare drum
How did I miss this???
*gets comfortable*
Categories:
Presence
Uniformity
Cleanliness
Material
Difficulty
Execution
Balance
Subsection (snare, tenors, multi Tom's, bass, cymbals)
Presence: Talladega
Uniformity: Talladega
Cleanliness: Talladega
Material: Grambling
Difficulty: Grambling (although I'm listening to Dega's last selection and those meter changes and counterpoint are impressive)
Execution: Talladega
Balance: Talladega
Grambling's snare line reminds of Tennessee State’s snare line a little bit 🤔 just less flashy.
How so
@@ThatGuy-cz1rj so
I can see it a lil bit
My guy I don’t see how you think Tennessee State snare line sound like Grambling. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but that opinion you giving needs to be researched a “lil” more by YOU
Both drum lines were pretty entertaining. Surprised to see a shift in Gramblings style, but it was obviously for the better since they’ve improved.
Cymbals - Dega
Snares - Gram
Tenors - Dega (barely; almost a tie)
Quints - Gram
Bass - Dega
gram is bass too because there's more sequence to bro
Subsections:
Snares: I liked Grambling's speed and technicality, but I like Dega's presence and execution. I'm more of a technical chops kind of guy, but on the college level, I have to give it to the full package, so Dega.
Tenors: Dega. Presence matters and their aggression topped Grambling.
Multi tenors: Grambling by default, although I probably would have given it to them anyway. Good job+
Basses: I would have said Dega easily, but the basses on Grambling's last number really kicked it up during the snare visuals. I loved it and would have liked more of this. Still, Dega.
Cymbals: Dega.
Overall, it was a nice battle. Grambling really had more things going on that I liked in general and I love the improvements that they have made, but they seem to come up short on the intangibles. Grambling's material was together most of the time, but there were moments where I heard some sections get off from one another before getting back together. There were moments where I saw some of their percussionists either miss visuals or execute them just a little too early or too late. There were multiple times when I saw some in their sections (likely the upperclassmen) have full energy with their movements and others not so much. It seems as though some in their line look to have that "assassin mentality" and others look like they're hoping to just make it through the battle. Some seem fully engaged with executing and performing the cadences and some are just "playing the notes." That's where "presence" comes in. Talladega seems to be more in sync with these matters. Of course, because I marched and I've been teaching percussion for years, I know what to look for, but there are some lines that are so polished that if I didn't know, I wouldn't be able to tell who the freshmen and upperclassmen were because everyone is so together. Overall, based on a non biased evaluation, I give the W to Talladega, but I like where Grambling is headed. I hope they put an emphasis on attention to detail.
I wanted to give the win to TC but snare player dropped a stick, automatic “L”!
Grambling nice .....Please tune the Tenors⬆️⬆️ and Bass Drums..
TC yall were clean..
Overall nice battle.
J5000 WATTS from wat I heard tenor heads worn out the heads been on since bayou classic
@@dipout9570 Ooohh okay I knew something was up.
They're normally sound clean 💯.
Good battle C.T. for the dub!!
Grambling got off on them boys
That was nice af dega💪💪💪
Love the video
2:35 - 2:50 was 🔥🔥
How do they know what to play next?!
Section leaders have tap offs. Or rehearsal.
CT
Grambling for the W.
Why do TC snares stand with their feet apart?? So tacky!! Everyone doesn't look alike....
grambling 4 the Win!!
Renegade FTW
Grambling dont have no ascents on dega. No cymbals on dega. All gram had was tenors & quints but dega still showed them the truth
🤷🤦
Grambling material was wayyyyyy better.
River city drum corp
Dega is most definitely baby wt
First!
Tc killed them
You on angel dust I'm jsu wt will eat yall ass alive
What? Man this is an easy battle to decide..
TC took an L. And it will be worse next time!
Grambling so slop. Tenors muddy af, cymbals slaw as hell, bases don’t look alike, snares……, and why the fuck do y’all even have quints?? TC with the dub.
Gran fasho won fuck is you talking about
This was hard to listen too and Watch both of these lines were horrible loud and elementary
Name some of the elements that made them elementary.
Boy you probably cant even read music lmaoooo
Fawk outta here!
Wet dime sack head ass!
HEZEKYHWH im actually a drummer my line in college would have played that bullshit back on them....meac Drumlines would have dismantled both of them...and yes im a meac drummer
Killa Kev Productions can u point out 1 rudiment those loud out of tune bass drums played.... for starters
@@crankmucas6095 I can single 4s, Hertas etc.
Now are yall gonna answer the man question? Or gonna pretend to ask a question to avoid asking?
Gram 2-1
TC !!