I love seeing comments like this, I couldn’t agree more. He was never there to replace Joey or to try and be his clone, he’s brought himself to it and he’s carrying that torch so fucking well!
it bothers me that this is the narrative, slipknot replaced joey when he got sick, and never spoke to him again, and then when he died, they acted like that never happened, and like he passed the torch to jay, that isnt what went down at all, the situation is so fucked up and they never did right by joey.
You and me both. I remember I was still in school and deliberately missed going there that day just so I could buy ".5 The Gray Chapter" as soon as the CD store opened that morning.
It helps when your dad plays the drums for one of the biggest musical superstars of all time, not hating on jay , he's bloody great , he's definitely the right guy for the job now.
@@subarufreak4237 what I find interesting is that both Jay and V-man's masks resemble their predecessor's very well, with V-man not having the "Pig Nose" from Gray's mask.
The 'Ballbag' nickname likely came from Spit It Out played at Knotfest Japan 2014 where Corey *did* refer to Jay as Ballbag before kicking back into the song. I distinctly remember laughing my ass off at that point in the video because it caught me so off-guard.
Perfect timing for this video :D the new album has one of the most awesome drums I've heard since We are not your kind, Jay is bringing so much this time! What a time to be alive!
Slipknot has been my all time favorite band since I was 11 when Iowa came out. Joey will always be one of the greatest drummers of all time but Jay is also legendary. He can play all the same stuff
Jay Weinberg is now 100% my favorite drummer of all time. Such a great personality, and it blows my mind to know he learned drums without lessons. I've been playing for 3 years and haven't taken a single lesson outside of random stuff from drum videos and I think I'm making pretty good progress. It's good to know that's an option for those that just can't do lessons (I guess OG drummers had to learn without them, but I'm talking modern day lol)
I couldn't agree more with Jay on his evolution of instruments. It's so hard to learn something that's supposed to be cool like guitar and have it feel like school. I watched TH-cam videos 10 years ago on songs I wanted to learn and if they were too hard, I just tried a different song until I found one that was within my skill. Then I'd come back to the harder songs a bit later. I got lessons after about a year, but it was so frustrating to be able to play recognizable and well liked songs, to struggling to read sheet music and play Mary had a little lamb. It ultimately started making me dislike the guitar. Fortunately my guitar teacher was a cool old head and recognized some three days grace songs I was playing, and I would teach him the songs, and we started jamming those together at the end of our lessons. I then told him I had no interest in reading sheet music and wanted to learn practical things that I can apply to what I can do now. He started showing me some pentatonic scales and we would spend lessons behind a drum machine, I would jam a rhythm, he would solo, and then we would swap. I really enjoyed that time together, albeit short. Once I fully fell in love with the instrument and spent a lot of time writing, I found the desire to do the hard stuff and push myself to be better, which I think would allow a lot of people who quit or are intimidated/bored by the theory and hard stuff. Just learn some easy, fun recognizable tunes. My first was Come As You Are, then Iron Man, Breaking The Law, Just Like You, Never Too Late, In Bloom, Animal I've Become, etc.
Between my friend of the family Andy and my uncle Bruce, both taught me what they knew about playing guitar without being too terminal over it. They kept it balance between showing me tricks and styles, but also keeping it fun. I was only 11 at the time when I started learning guitar. I got my own at 13. And I will never forget what Andy told me, we can only show you the style and the reference, we cannot show you the soul or the feeling that you will develop for yourself.
@@6.thedollar415 No, I bloody wish!! They're amazing!! I love thier controlled chaos. Listening to Slipknot is like inserting a beehive over your head, thunping it around releasing all the angry bees within, and enjoying the stings while they're jabbing you over and over.
Don’t get me wrong, Joey was an absolutely legendary powerhouse, but Jay is an unstoppable time bomb that wrecks everything around it. Easily one of, if not the best, modern metal drummer playing today.
When Jay plays, I have to remember that Joey isn't with them b/c their drumming styles are almost uniquely similar. Joey's footwork is better, but Jay's hand speed is better.
he’d just be sitting there with a long face 😂😂 but obviously! they should make it happen. who wouldn’t like to see James being asked awkward questions that are highly likely to be false
At least they gave him 9 years of being apart of a very active and mainstream band…I sure he made good money and I hope he has a good savings…and good luck man THANKS A LOT FOR THE INSANE DRUMMING ! YOURE AWESOME !
Long time Slipknot fan and HUGE Joey Jordison fan. Think I've been to 6 concerts. Seen both drummers about split I believe. New found (more) respect for Jay after seeing this. 👏👏👏🤘🤘 Just saw them here in Nashville on the kick of the new tour and was just unbelievable. They were absolutely on point!
Dare I say over rated. I've seen him live with Slipknot and as a drummer of many years he chokes on double bass constantly. I am a better drummer than jay Weinberg all his shit sounds wicked to casuals but it's so easy. Now the likes of Joey Jordison and Eloy casagrande gene hoglan??? Those are real drummers that are impressive to actual drummers.
i love jay he had some big boots to fill and he did a great job joey will always be my favorite but i couldn't picture another drummer playing for slipknot other than jay now
Thank you Jay. Now I know I am not the only one who doesn't play scales on guitar and bass. I learned from playing tabs. Drums, I picked up, but I know longer have the speed to keep up today.
Y'know, im torn on the new Slipknot album, but you can't deny Jay killed it on the drums. Every interview i see with Jay i just start liking him more, dude seems super passionate and down to earth
I think instrumentally the new record is really good but the lyrics and vocal style really let it down. Corey’s constant “singy” choruses really were on basically ever song which kind of ruined it. I don’t mind it on a song here and there but it’s literally on every song now. Wish they’d go back to their more abrasive style they had in the first 3 albums but I get they have changed.
Unreal interview as normal from Graham - Jay is like a normal dude who could be your neighbour and just kick back with some beers and talk the talk. It was a great interview, and its great to follow up with Joeys Wiki Facts moment!
He seems so genuine and I’m happy he is out here living his dream . His new mask gives off sad vibes and I just hope is isn’t hiding that inside somewhere Keep killin it! 🤟🏻
Dustin “Screech” Diamond back from the dead and interviewing Rockstars!!! I think it’s just wonderful. He’s a much better interviewer than actor, huh. Heck yeah he is!
My friends in music have always tended to bash me for my formal music education. I think Jay touched on the key point people aren’t getting. Music requires passion and drive. It’s not about whether or not you should take lessons. I loved learning about theory and scales, but my music teacher said it’s always important to implement what theory you’ve learned in familiar songs. I learned some different songs I never would’ve learned on my own. I have friends that are extremely talented without a lesson in their life. Our similarities are our passion for music
Jay is one cool dude and all that, but man it's feels nice seeing Graham doing so well after his rounds of chemo and whatnot... I hope my man still keeps himself healthy and good looking!
Saw Jay with Bruce and the E Street Band on tour. It was awesome to see how all the musicians were kind of revitalised as Jay was kicking their behinds with tight, fast tempo and super tight playing. Just massive change of pace for the band.
lmaooo tortilla… yeah. i would love to see the dude answer heaps of questions about what his life’s been like since he joined Slipknot. dude’s always posting on Instagram, i like how active he’s on there. i definitely find his personality interesting, for someone who’s over 45, for sure.
I have so much more research for Jay now that I saw SlipKnot live in Irvine, CA last Friday. 🤘 He is a phenomenal drummer and from this video he seems like a really cool/chill guy. There is no one better to replace Joey, but Joey will always be my favorite drummer ♥️ 🤘✌️
Jay is so sick I am so happy he is apart of slipknot and he’s is such a treat a very humble down to earth guy a man of the people my favorite drummer and Artist have you seen his paintings just absolutely gnarly dude keep going Jay we love you 🤘
Jay comes from good stock. Tri state boy, awesome hardworking dad (Max Weinberg of both the E Street Band and Max Weinberg 7), and tenacious enough to teach himself to be a beast. I've been following him on the socials and his pooch is pretty cool, too. Totally the kinda dude I'd want to hang out with.
Long story but cool story. My biggest regret in life is (im a sound tech so i work on shows), i was working on a slipknot show in 2019 in canada, and i saw jay a lot trough the day. As a professional, i dont ask for pictures and stuff like that... But im a huge slipknot fan. At some point he was 1meter from me and we nod. I should have asked lol. Thats the biggest regret in my career. At least, ive got some clow and tortillas baseball bats, stick drum, pick and others goodies since it was the last Show of the tour. They were throwing those stuffs in yhe garbage so... Fuck it i took them. Also, Jay seemed to be a really cool and down to earth guy. Like, even after all those shows, he was still that kid living his dream. He came on stage to see us work like 3 or 4 times in the pm, maybe he was preparing himself mentally, i dont know, but if i didnt know who he was i wouldn't know in the band at all. No diva or rockstar attitude at all. Just a normal cool guy, who is playing drums as a living. Actually he was the only members who showed up that early at the event and showed up on stage.. i saw nobody else from the band that day. I love that guy. Next time i will ask for a picture though lol.
An album (Latin albus, white), in ancient Rome, was a board chalked or painted white, on which decrees, edicts, and other public notices were inscribed in black. It was from this that in medieval and modern times, album came to denote a book of blank pages in which verses, autographs, sketches, photographs and the like are collected.[9] This in turn led to the modern meaning of an album as a collection of audio recordings issued as a single item.
Honestly, it doesnt seem like those times anymore, kids getting stoked about a band, create a heavy obsess, become friends and then work with that band. Thats pretty fucking cool to me.
Most drummers really don’t take lessons. I totally understand him at the whole getting out of guitar because of having to take lessons part lol it’s like me, I wasn’t into school and me personally was a slow learner. Drums ya just sit down and you start playing simple easy stuff and eventually if you love it that much you will get better and evolve. I know it doesn’t sound that easy but I became obsessed when I got my Pearl drum kit back in 2005 at 11 years old.
Jay seems like such a cool guy and is a SERIOUSLY talented drummer. He’s carried on Joey’s torch better than anyone else could have.
Fax
A-FUCKING-MEN!
100%. He has Joey’s powerhouse form, while making it his own entirely.
I love seeing comments like this, I couldn’t agree more. He was never there to replace Joey or to try and be his clone, he’s brought himself to it and he’s carrying that torch so fucking well!
it bothers me that this is the narrative, slipknot replaced joey when he got sick, and never spoke to him again, and then when he died, they acted like that never happened, and like he passed the torch to jay, that isnt what went down at all, the situation is so fucked up and they never did right by joey.
when he said "That was 8 years ago" ... I felt that in my bones
Are you 30 yet? 😂
lol Right!
You and me both. I remember I was still in school and deliberately missed going there that day just so I could buy ".5 The Gray Chapter" as soon as the CD store opened that morning.
Ooofff
Who would've thought from attending slipknot concert to playing with slipknot. Dreams really do come true
Same thing happened with Corey Taylor. He used to attend Slipknot shows all the time with Anders. Little did he know. LOL
It's pretty amazing. Jay having a famous Dad obviously helps a ton but he's an incredible drummer and smashing it in Slipknot.
It helps when your dad plays the drums for one of the biggest musical superstars of all time, not hating on jay , he's bloody great , he's definitely the right guy for the job now.
If you have birth right connections.
Lets not sit here, and pretend Jay was just some RANDOM dude off Craigslist. Dude had connections.
Jay is the best thing that could have happened to Slipknot. His performances on the last 3 albums have been great. And live they are crushingly tight.
him and Vman both have filled their positions quite well in all honesty but I think Jay really stepped it up a notch on this new record.
@@subarufreak4237 what I find interesting is that both Jay and V-man's masks resemble their predecessor's very well, with V-man not having the "Pig Nose" from Gray's mask.
welp
The 'Ballbag' nickname likely came from Spit It Out played at Knotfest Japan 2014 where Corey *did* refer to Jay as Ballbag before kicking back into the song.
I distinctly remember laughing my ass off at that point in the video because it caught me so off-guard.
Guys, I found Gavin ! (If you know you know)😂😂
hahahaahh this is good to know. i really like how corey calls jay “j-pay”
@@b-raffmusic9144 Is that a RDR2 reference
Where can I watch that video?
@@francesco5481 J-peg not j-pay
Jays becoming one of my favorite drummers...seems like a good dude and he's a great drummer ... Much respect
Perfect timing for this video :D the new album has one of the most awesome drums I've heard since We are not your kind, Jay is bringing so much this time! What a time to be alive!
Slipknot has been my all time favorite band since I was 11 when Iowa came out. Joey will always be one of the greatest drummers of all time but Jay is also legendary. He can play all the same stuff
Jay´s Story is so incredible. From watching his Favourite Band Slipknot as a kid to now playing in it is so nice.
Jay Weinberg is now 100% my favorite drummer of all time. Such a great personality, and it blows my mind to know he learned drums without lessons. I've been playing for 3 years and haven't taken a single lesson outside of random stuff from drum videos and I think I'm making pretty good progress. It's good to know that's an option for those that just can't do lessons (I guess OG drummers had to learn without them, but I'm talking modern day lol)
Awesome guest, love jay
Also can we just appreciate how awesome it is to have Graham back ❤ love ya dude
I couldn't agree more with Jay on his evolution of instruments. It's so hard to learn something that's supposed to be cool like guitar and have it feel like school. I watched TH-cam videos 10 years ago on songs I wanted to learn and if they were too hard, I just tried a different song until I found one that was within my skill. Then I'd come back to the harder songs a bit later. I got lessons after about a year, but it was so frustrating to be able to play recognizable and well liked songs, to struggling to read sheet music and play Mary had a little lamb. It ultimately started making me dislike the guitar. Fortunately my guitar teacher was a cool old head and recognized some three days grace songs I was playing, and I would teach him the songs, and we started jamming those together at the end of our lessons. I then told him I had no interest in reading sheet music and wanted to learn practical things that I can apply to what I can do now. He started showing me some pentatonic scales and we would spend lessons behind a drum machine, I would jam a rhythm, he would solo, and then we would swap. I really enjoyed that time together, albeit short. Once I fully fell in love with the instrument and spent a lot of time writing, I found the desire to do the hard stuff and push myself to be better, which I think would allow a lot of people who quit or are intimidated/bored by the theory and hard stuff. Just learn some easy, fun recognizable tunes. My first was Come As You Are, then Iron Man, Breaking The Law, Just Like You, Never Too Late, In Bloom, Animal I've Become, etc.
I think the Jim Root, " Y'know" is contagious. 😂
Joey said it a lot too lol
I hope Graham is feeling better now. He's such charismatic person who is one of the main reasons I enjoy Loudwire.
Man I thought this series was dead for a minute. Good to see it back.
I remember watching him play with Bruce Springsteen when he was just 19. Immensely talented drummer. Like father, like son.
Between my friend of the family Andy and my uncle Bruce, both taught me what they knew about playing guitar without being too terminal over it. They kept it balance between showing me tricks and styles, but also keeping it fun. I was only 11 at the time when I started learning guitar. I got my own at 13. And I will never forget what Andy told me, we can only show you the style and the reference, we cannot show you the soul or the feeling that you will develop for yourself.
i wanna watch the unedited version. i could listen to him talk about his experiences for a long time
SLIPKNOT - Still my favourite metal band to this day! Since 97'
Wow you must be from the cornfield
Did you ever see them from 97-98?
@@6.thedollar415 No, I bloody wish!!
They're amazing!! I love thier controlled chaos.
Listening to Slipknot is like inserting a beehive over your head, thunping it around releasing all the angry bees within, and enjoying the stings while they're jabbing you over and over.
@@Domzdream hahah what a way to describe it. it sounds neat. yeah, maybe that’s what actually goes on in my head when i’m headbanging to slipknot 😂
Don’t get me wrong, Joey was an absolutely legendary powerhouse, but Jay is an unstoppable time bomb that wrecks everything around it. Easily one of, if not the best, modern metal drummer playing today.
When Jay plays, I have to remember that Joey isn't with them b/c their drumming styles are almost uniquely similar. Joey's footwork is better, but Jay's hand speed is better.
Great interview. Really nice flow. You're really good at it. And Jay...obviously he's a cool guy :] Pure passion.
we want a wikipedia fact or fiction with Jim. It could be very cool
he’d just be sitting there with a long face 😂😂 but obviously! they should make it happen. who wouldn’t like to see James being asked awkward questions that are highly likely to be false
You know. Uhhhh you know you know uhhhh
At least they gave him 9 years of being apart of a very active and mainstream band…I sure he made good money and I hope he has a good savings…and good luck man THANKS A LOT FOR THE INSANE DRUMMING ! YOURE AWESOME !
Glad Slipknot found you Jay!! you fit the mold just fine . His dad Max is a Bad ass 2 He is the drummer on Connan !!!
Graham, glad to see you doing these again after all you’ve been through!
Long time Slipknot fan and HUGE Joey Jordison fan.
Think I've been to 6 concerts. Seen both drummers about split I believe.
New found (more) respect for Jay after seeing this. 👏👏👏🤘🤘
Just saw them here in Nashville on the kick of the new tour and was just unbelievable. They were absolutely on point!
This dude was a slipknot super fan from the beginning and he was a drummer since childhood. Hes a match made in metal heaven
He seems like a genuinely wonderful person and what a drummer 👏🤘
Glad to see Graham back! Fuck cancer.
The most underrated drummer in the world. Jay Weinberg should be just as appreciated as Joey Jordison. Jay is a legend. 🤘🏻
"underrated drummer" but best drummer of the year 🤨
@@makakik9136 iirc he was hated a few years ago bc 'new member bad' or smthin
@@hugebaIIs ok I didn't know that
Joey is appreciated because he was influential. Jay is a good fill in but he’s not as inspiring imo
Dare I say over rated. I've seen him live with Slipknot and as a drummer of many years he chokes on double bass constantly. I am a better drummer than jay Weinberg all his shit sounds wicked to casuals but it's so easy. Now the likes of Joey Jordison and Eloy casagrande gene hoglan??? Those are real drummers that are impressive to actual drummers.
Need a part 2 with this guy this was an amazing interview
Do one with Mick and Jim!!
Craig too
@@mitchytlau444 would be an interesting video lmao
I thought Craig didn't talk
@@morbid.deceiver666 I’ve heard he’s actually talkative with fans, but prefers to stay out of the spotlight.
imagine being called by your favourite band and to carry ur idol's legacy
totally freaking out
jay is the perfect slot,no doubt
i love jay he had some big boots to fill and he did a great job joey will always be my favorite but i couldn't picture another drummer playing for slipknot other than jay now
The “You Know” bug has worn off from Jim onto Jay now
Thank you Jay. Now I know I am not the only one who doesn't play scales on guitar and bass. I learned from playing tabs.
Drums, I picked up, but I know longer have the speed to keep up today.
Y'know, im torn on the new Slipknot album, but you can't deny Jay killed it on the drums.
Every interview i see with Jay i just start liking him more, dude seems super passionate and down to earth
I think instrumentally the new record is really good but the lyrics and vocal style really let it down. Corey’s constant “singy” choruses really were on basically ever song which kind of ruined it. I don’t mind it on a song here and there but it’s literally on every song now. Wish they’d go back to their more abrasive style they had in the first 3 albums but I get they have changed.
You could say you are "Tattered & Torn"
Jay seems like such a humble, great guy!
Unreal interview as normal from Graham - Jay is like a normal dude who could be your neighbour and just kick back with some beers and talk the talk. It was a great interview, and its great to follow up with Joeys Wiki Facts moment!
Great to see you back, Graham!!!!
its insane how calm and low energy jay is but the second he puts on that mask his energy skyrockets
Happy to see you back healthy, Graham!
Good to know Jesus came back to Earth just to join Slipknot as a drummer. Pretty iconic, if you ask me.
Literally just met Jay at Aftershock last night! Awesome guy!
thumbnail: "it's free real estate".
He seems so genuine and I’m happy he is out here living his dream . His new mask gives off sad vibes and I just hope is isn’t hiding that inside somewhere
Keep killin it! 🤟🏻
just went to my first slipknot concert (first metal concert in general) today and jay killed it on the drums. so glad i got to them 🔥
It won’t be your last….trust me
I know Slipknot was Joey's baby and it was a hard break up but deep down wherever he is I know he's proud of Jay. I know I am 🤘
Dustin “Screech” Diamond back from the dead and interviewing Rockstars!!!
I think it’s just wonderful.
He’s a much better interviewer than actor, huh. Heck yeah he is!
My friends in music have always tended to bash me for my formal music education. I think Jay touched on the key point people aren’t getting. Music requires passion and drive. It’s not about whether or not you should take lessons. I loved learning about theory and scales, but my music teacher said it’s always important to implement what theory you’ve learned in familiar songs. I learned some different songs I never would’ve learned on my own. I have friends that are extremely talented without a lesson in their life. Our similarities are our passion for music
Awesome interview! Thank you so much for that!
Jay is one cool dude and all that, but man it's feels nice seeing Graham doing so well after his rounds of chemo and whatnot... I hope my man still keeps himself healthy and good looking!
we need a craig jones fact or fiction
Just pure silence
yeah and the world also needs peace. both things ain’t happening mate 😂😂😂
God jay is just so cool
Glad to see you, Graham!
You look great man! Awesome interview and so happy to see you back :)
I wonder if Corey's random name for Jay (1:19) being Ballbag was at all influenced by the fact they called Joey speedball
Saw Jay with Bruce and the E Street Band on tour. It was awesome to see how all the musicians were kind of revitalised as Jay was kicking their behinds with tight, fast tempo and super tight playing. Just massive change of pace for the band.
waiting for this kinda interview with Tortilla man
lmaooo tortilla… yeah. i would love to see the dude answer heaps of questions about what his life’s been like since he joined Slipknot. dude’s always posting on Instagram, i like how active he’s on there. i definitely find his personality interesting, for someone who’s over 45, for sure.
My favorite drummer in the world! 🤘🏻
Been a long time coming, this is awesome
Kickname ball bag came from knotfest Japan in 2014, there's videos on youtube
what a story teller ! jay is a great drummer, even greater guy !
Was waiting for this one!
Fucking sucks to hear the latest news 💔
He’s insane when he play drums with slipnot
Slipknot sorry
been a fan of this man way before he was apart of slipknot watching videos of him and his dad play. adapted my style around his.
Eyyyyy! I was not expecting this!
I have so much more research for Jay now that I saw SlipKnot live in Irvine, CA last Friday. 🤘 He is a phenomenal drummer and from this video he seems like a really cool/chill guy. There is no one better to replace Joey, but Joey will always be my favorite drummer ♥️ 🤘✌️
Jay is so sick I am so happy he is apart of slipknot and he’s is such a treat a very humble down to earth guy a man of the people my favorite drummer and Artist have you seen his paintings just absolutely gnarly dude keep going Jay we love you 🤘
Jay comes from good stock. Tri state boy, awesome hardworking dad (Max Weinberg of both the E Street Band and Max Weinberg 7), and tenacious enough to teach himself to be a beast. I've been following him on the socials and his pooch is pretty cool, too. Totally the kinda dude I'd want to hang out with.
I love jay Weinberg
Maybe you’ll have your own band someday
The greatest drummer living in today's era. Been the greatest ever since .5 Literally amazing
Guess you've never heard of Danny Carrey
Lol i think you dont know too many drummers to be honest...
He’s really good. That being said, go check out Thomas Hacke
Just gunna add Mario Duplantier to this list of esteemed drummers
Idk man Mario’s a fucking beast
Long story but cool story.
My biggest regret in life is (im a sound tech so i work on shows), i was working on a slipknot show in 2019 in canada, and i saw jay a lot trough the day. As a professional, i dont ask for pictures and stuff like that... But im a huge slipknot fan. At some point he was 1meter from me and we nod. I should have asked lol. Thats the biggest regret in my career. At least, ive got some clow and tortillas baseball bats, stick drum, pick and others goodies since it was the last Show of the tour. They were throwing those stuffs in yhe garbage so... Fuck it i took them. Also, Jay seemed to be a really cool and down to earth guy. Like, even after all those shows, he was still that kid living his dream. He came on stage to see us work like 3 or 4 times in the pm, maybe he was preparing himself mentally, i dont know, but if i didnt know who he was i wouldn't know in the band at all. No diva or rockstar attitude at all. Just a normal cool guy, who is playing drums as a living. Actually he was the only members who showed up that early at the event and showed up on stage.. i saw nobody else from the band that day. I love that guy. Next time i will ask for a picture though lol.
An album (Latin albus, white), in ancient Rome, was a board chalked or painted white, on which decrees, edicts, and other public notices were inscribed in black. It was from this that in medieval and modern times, album came to denote a book of blank pages in which verses, autographs, sketches, photographs and the like are collected.[9] This in turn led to the modern meaning of an album as a collection of audio recordings issued as a single item.
Graham, thanks for your work ! 🙏
Feels so weird to see them chill and unmasked, when they go all out on stage 😲😀
This dude fits in slipknot like a perfectly carved puzzle piece
Gruhamed!
Back with some more Loudwire!
Love Jay, he’s class.
I personally knew Joey. Jay is a beast. I very much miss Joey like we all. But Jay is cool and nice :)
Do it with Tortilla Man!!!!
"Ya know" love that guy
Every up and coming drummer can relate to Jay.
Have a shot every time he says "Ya know." You'll be drunk enough to forget this video.
its kool hes played multipule instuments in his journey. hes the koolest guy ever hes humble honest and a real guy.
Jay has my seal of approval only because he’s a shoegazer✊🏽
he seems like such a nice and cool guy
Very interesting interview with a great musician. 👍
Why does he remind me of Elias from Clerks 2, haha
I just got home from aftershock 2022 day one! Slipknot fucking killed it!
Honestly, it doesnt seem like those times anymore, kids getting stoked about a band, create a heavy obsess, become friends and then work with that band. Thats pretty fucking cool to me.
do one with craig
Most drummers really don’t take lessons. I totally understand him at the whole getting out of guitar because of having to take lessons part lol it’s like me, I wasn’t into school and me personally was a slow learner. Drums ya just sit down and you start playing simple easy stuff and eventually if you love it that much you will get better and evolve. I know it doesn’t sound that easy but I became obsessed when I got my Pearl drum kit back in 2005 at 11 years old.
Saw slipknot last weekend jpeg definitely blew the venue out
Drinking game: take a shot ever time Jay says “you know”.
It's hard to believe that this dude is a year younger than me and is in freaking slipknot!
Love this so much🖤
Graham! You’re looking great dude!