This is clearly the statement of a bigot. Ofc west african drum ensemble music is going to sound similar. You know how many billions of people there are in the world. You ever listen to mozarts requiem or Carl Orffs' O fortuna these have been performed hundreds maybe even thousands of times across the years by hundreds of orchestras, and guess what the song is always the same does that detract from the skill of the musicians? If you are interested to know just like any musical instrument the djembe plays particular rhythms within the ensemble and there is usually a soloist djembe player or multiple who fills in gaps between the music or in line/on top of that particular "song"/rhythm. The soloist will often play improvised parts or specific phrases that they have learned or combination of both often times. Get your head out your arse if you think being able to move your hands at the sorts of speeds displayed here and making it make any sort of musical sense and maintaining variety within the phrasing. This fact alone tells me you definitely don't play any west african drums, and likely any instrument at all. I don't like death metal or opera doesn't mean I have to go and discredit those two genres because to me they both just sound like chaotic screaming with rampaging drums and guitars in the case if metal. I accept it's not for me and move on with my life. I don't say well it all sounds the same it must be easy...

@@lorenzomoseley5926 It's obvious that you are mentally affected by music. If this type of music is the culprit maybe the world should rethink its effects. If all types of music cause you to go whacky (and it sure sounds like you do) There are professionals who specialize in brain deficiencies. And remember, I simply pointed out a similarity in sound and style. You on the other hand, have gone off the deep end apparently caused by a COMMENT. That's right - a few words by someone exercising a mild opinion. (which is a free speech right guaranteed by this country.