7 Must Know Gospel Drum Beats - Drum Lesson

[@DrumeoOfficial]

Click here for the sheet music ►www.drumeo.com/blog/gospel-drum-beats/

[@adrieldiaz1980]

When I enter the website and clic on the "clic here for the sheet music" doesn't work.

[@AlexandreDobruski]

• Groove 1 - 2:18 • Groove 2 - 3:22 • Groove 3 - 4:19 • Groove 4 - 6:33 • Groove 5 - 9:00 • Groove 6 - 9:53 • Groove 7 - 11:43 (͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@andyTHPS]

+Alexandre Dobruski to the top with you!

[@andreabibiano2019]

+Andy Gentile this is not 9gag

[@andyTHPS]

Andrea Misha Bibiano Me too, thanks.

[@andreabibiano2019]

actually, this is patrick

[@bosslikeboss286]

the video is only 12 minutes

[@goodriddance1998]

Feel like everyone plays in churches! Amazing!! That's really the reason I started playing drums, it felt right to worship that way. Tanks for the lessons!

[@JayyDubGaming]

Southern Gospel - 2:18 The waltz - 3:22 Funk shuffle - 4:19 Shout - 6:33 The ballet - 9:00 Caribbean American - 9:53 Contemporary - 11:43

[@pavithraarunkumar1936]

Southern gospel The waltz Funk shuffle Shout The ballet Caribbean american Contemporary

[@will66kg91]

@@pavithraarunkumar1936 the original comment, minus the time stamps. ?????????????????????

[@AwesomeMan2696]

@@will66kg91 ballad not ballet

[@daniellevin3056]

Caribbean beat sounds much like the drop beat of Reggaeton.

[@jahnsen712]

ty ur a professional drummer@@daniellevin3056

[@GeekyJay79]

Anointed drummer with amazing talent = Glory!!!

[@dbsendyd]

His playing is so solid and clean! Amazing

[@dikbeats2720]

One of the best drummers that exists! An inspiration to all musicians.

[@nathanieltambi4869]

Nice bro love you

[@drums2groove2]

We are finally writting and playing our own original worship songs at church. We certainly love the Hillsong and Elevation tunes we cover, but it feels great having a few our own to throw in the mix. This video lesson is an awesome help for getting the groove just right! Thanks to Larnell and Drumeo for the guidance!

[@johndavolta3124]

Am glad you guys are doing your own songs. Hillsong and Elevation have very questionable beliefs and practices...

[@ohhimark7298]

@@johndavolta3124 I don't know much about Hillsong (aside from some horrific stuff I just read), but Elevation has always felt like a scam to me. The first time I attended, there was 0 sermon, only music. The only time anybody spoke was to promote CD and merch sales. Steven Furtick is also kind of a gigantic dildo.

[@luxuriousfir]

Larnell is such an awesome humble human being. Not to mention a phenomenal drummer!!!

[@Hyperiontje]

Larnell looks and sounds like the nicest guy on earth.

[@Gazuka]

He's so nice

[@MSIceWiz]

he super is, I got to meet him and share a few words in person, he's awesome

[@Gazuka]

Tony Lednev He's such a genuine guy

[@jojofox29]

Gazuka yeah i agree

[@Skakid789]

He's super kind and very approachable. Great dude

[@damonsmartin9894]

Love me some drumeo.... yes,gospel has many different styles infused into it today. I must be getting old, I remember when drums in church was too "secular" and many churches didn't allow them. now 7 +piece kits, mic up yes..progress

[@RonnieHouseJr]

oh, wow

[@TheRevering]

Haha it's great man. It can still be a battle with some of the older folks in church.

[@BuckAugust]

Thank you for sharing this lesson! Always great to see an amazing drummer talking about and teaching how to drum well in church!

[@danieljackson3981]

The last one is common in my youth and church. We always play Bethel and Hillsong music so it is great. Thanks so much for this video I really appreciate all the hard work you guys put in to this community. You really help grow many drummers and continue to inspire many more. You guys are dedicated to this and your hard work doesn't go unnoticed or tl waste either. Stay awesome guys, thank you.

[@nayber2352]

Any of you drummers out there that go to church, but don't play, seriously try to get in the choir. I learned so much about how my sound effects the other musicians just by playing in a church. You change venues some times too, so you may get the experience of learning how to play depending on the way sound propagates through the space. We didn't have any mics or plastic around our drums either, so it was all on me. It made me a significantly better drummer just through that alone, and you will usually have other church drummers that you will learn equally as much from them as well.

[@jahnsen712]

thanks for the advise I appreciate it

[@debralynnpaxton5238]

Love it ; especially the 'Funk Shuffle', 'Shout', and 'Caribbean American' grooves. Thank you all for this video.

[@Rebornthrudoom]

Seems like a really nice and humble guy. Great fluid flow.

[@KaseboyAdvance]

As a novice black drummer from a pretty religious family and a very spiritual and musical black church, I just wanna spread some wisdom shared with me by the serveral drummers we have at the church. (We have two drummers at the church, in case one is absent and two drummers for each of our adult choirs.) For gospel drumming you want to start quiet. The beginning of the song should be on cross-stick and should transition to quiet hits on the snare before the first chorus, and around the last chorus (and if your church is as enthusiastic as mine is, there probably will be a repeat of the chorus/encore) you wanna switch to ride. I say this because a lot of my church member are members of the older crowd and they would prefer if things got gradually and appropriately loud. Knowledge of Jazz, Swing, Funk, Boogie-Woogie, Rock n Roll and Caribbean drumming is pretty important due to the variation amongst Gospel and Spiritual music. (We have an international day at my church annually, so the instrumentatation must be able to preform ethnically diverse genres) CCM tends to be more similar to Rock, Country, Pop and Folk, so listening to these genres is pretty important. Playing Gospel is like playing in a band or group in that you must pay attention to the rest of the musicians and the singers as well as the situation you're playing in. However, this is Gospel. In the Gospel Genre, the religious message is much more important than the music at times. Also, I didn't know that there was a perception that Gospel drumming was about having amazing chops, I always thought that it was about sounding good and appropriate. My church's drummer's only demonstrate their chops during fills and during the end of the song's "fermata" of sorts. I hope this was informative, feel free to correct me on anything I said wrong, mispoke on or didn't say.

[@goodriddance1998]

Agree! Keep playing, God is great!

[@ScriptureUnbroken]

*Knowledge of Jazz, Swing, Funk, Boogie-Woogie, Rock n Roll and Caribbean drumming is pretty important due to the variation amongst Gospel and Spiritual music.* It's all from African voodoo. Understand what spirit is brought into the church of Jesus Christ.

[@kingdomchurchphilippines4825]

Don't be negative, music is a gift from God to mankind so that we may worship Him, of course, God is God of variety. African Voodoo does not own music, they just borrowed and corrupted it. But the idea, the essence of music that is directed to the glorification of God is what's most important.

[@kingelement4160]

@Kingdom Chirch Philippinies...You dont know what you are talking about..African Voodoo did not borrowed or corrupted it. What is wrong with African Voodoo?..Have some respect for others beliefs and practices and learn history.

[@Smokosfunktime]

Antonio Vautrin I agree with you man.

[@2strokeroll]

YES! So stoked about this lesson! Larnell, you are THE MAN!

[@emiliolozada6688]

Jared thanks for pointing out those syncopated ghost notes at 4:45. I’ve been looking for a video like this. I’ve seen many many other gospel drummers also incorporate this same technique in their overall playing around the kit, but there’s rarely any youtube videos or sources teaching how to do it. I would like to see more video lessons really breaking it down and elaborating on it with exercises

[@jonyoung9408]

As a long time church drummer I have played all of these! Funny to me but very true. Love it!

[@heatherferreira4225]

"I started drumming in church when I was 4. Not 2." The rest of us (drop sticks, give up, walk home) lol

[@crystalmccoy9410]

Heather Ferreira

[@merk5113]

Heather Ferreira I started at like 6-8 I think

[@drummerboy]

Heather Ferreira starded playing at churck around 6-8

[@roshanjohn5949]

Heather Ferreira 😂😂😂😂

[@RonnieHouseJr]

i started 2 years ago lol

[@leancarpearl]

Great job guys. Straight & to the point... and very cool on the "follow the bouncing ball" graphics for the scoring. Salute. Blessings, Carl Albrecht.

[@williewhite1161]

Thank you Mr Lewis for your honest sharing and teaching.

[@ATLDRUMACADEMY]

Is this the drummer for Snarky Puppy?

[@mariannamoumdji9560]

+ATL DRUM ACADEMY Yes, it's one of them

[@seaunatchison]

YESSSSSS

[@Derek-jj9rx]

He’s on the list

[@nickavenoso7851]

Yes, Larnell Lewis

[@onixtheone]

nah snarky puppy is the band for Larnell

[@brianjezuit4085]

I've been playing for thirty two years. Now, there were a few years that I did play professionally... from about 2002-2008. I absolutely still play every day 👍, but for the past fifteen years itZ been just for my own mental health and I'll play for my loved ones. I'm going to be playing for a Church starting this Thursday evening practice!!! I'm thrilled --always wanted to try it, but never had the opportunity (I'm Catholic and we only play hymn music). I'm so simultaneously excited and nervous!!! This video will help. Thank you so much, Drumeo!👍🥁🥁

[@Lektuerekurs]

This session was very well guided by Jared! The perfect questions and heads-ups to Lewis, man!

[@GusOnDrums]

Great info for young and upcoming church drummers, great lesson. Gospel music is a creative form of music!

[@devinbuchhorn]

Snare is a CANNON!

[@evanrosedrumming]

The flick to the hi hat is something that I picked up after watching this video a few years ago, it really cleans things up and allows things to be quicker!

[@louisethomas1033]

It's so cool to see really funky beats in 'gospel' drum beats

[@JulianFernandez]

That´s the kind of lessons sets Drumeo apart from the rest!

[@DrumeoOfficial]

+JulianFernandez Thank you Julian!

[@dennispatterson-AT2025]

Really love this!! Praise the Lord!! Just subscribed my friends!!

[@ChooseYour0wn]

Yea, you know, Toronto, Canada, right next to Vancouver.

[@jtyler203]

Yes! Similar to New York's proximity to Seattle. Right next to each other.

[@brassmonkey9557]

He was saying that Larnell came from the Toronto area to the Vancouver area (abbostford) where Drumeo studios are located to provide this lesson

[@elijahrobinson2362]

@@brassmonkey9557 THANK YOU! Jared clearly says that, but it seems that most viewers who comment missed that part. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@chrisdaniel5768]

Love the gifted hands. Watching from Papua New Guinea.

[@loomer3473]

Came here for a drum lesson but instead got healed by his soothing voice

[@Jocelyn_Harris0156]

2:20 Southern gospel started singing He’s An On Time God, in my head

[@ianprimm1168]

Yesssss such a classic

[@Piplodocus]

I have no desire to play gospel drums in church. But I definitely desire to hear any wisdom Larnell has to offer! :)

[@LorenzKami]

Awesome ! Loved it :) Didn't know that Jared played Drums in Church too :) I did, my cousin did, fells like everyone did :D Great Lesson, keep it up :)

[@torpedoboy4]

I've been drumming in churches most of my life, and I agree that this is the Gospel drum starter package. Well done!

[@andrewmccormack4295]

Me too,I've been playing in Church for 50yrs, but I have to say that this idea that there is such a thing as "Gospel Drumming", is quite wrong, I play what the song/chorus requires,whether it be swing,shuffle,jazz,pop,rock etc etc, sure ,there are 4 or 5 basic patterns that will get you through most songs but to call it G.D is a bit of a misnomer.

[@danielkim4780]

For all of you who are watching this to play at church, myself included, never forget that our job is to lead worship and praise God not lead skillful or technical music. Amen brothers and sisters!

[@BKeane00]

Damn Daniel

[@danielkim4780]

Lol

[@rchayes1996]

But the bible says to play SKILLFULLY unto the Lord. In today's hyper-sensitive church, people's feelings get hurt when we tell them to get BETTER. I agree on worshipping, but we lead the congregation into God's presence while leading the musicians into skillful playing.

[@danielkim4780]

Yes I know... we should strive to play better for God since we are lifting praise up to Him. Just saying never forget God cares about your heart more than your skills.

[@ameeramcintosh8713]

Great reminder. Thx

[@victorsuarez2954]

Humble guy, full of knowledge, hats off 👏

[@ectyka]

“So next we got the shout... so you scream when you play this?” 😂

[@jeromebannie485]

You're a Phenomenon Drummer Mr. Lewis...I'm inspired.

[@LuisNunez777]

Man this guy got some groove~!

[@Earthshakingmusic]

Excellent material and great, clear teaching and drumming! Awesome! Sharing with my students. Love that you make the connection with country and gospel. Cheers Bro!

[@giggs102]

God damn, I wish there were lessons like this for bass players.

[@danieljackson3981]

haha yeah man

[@danieljackson3981]

I'm not a bass player but I always jam drums next to one and it would be nice yeah if there were so many lessons for a variety of different music

[@johnny5.56]

+giggs102 I was thinking about this yesterday. It's so awesome we drummers have this resource but it sucks there isn't anything like this for other instruments, at least, I've neither heard or seen anything like that.

[@leedsdrumacademy]

And that's why the drumming community is the best! :)

[@fc-mc4tr]

+giggs102 if ure a bass player, u can find these lessons VERY usefeull, the only difference is that with a bass u do melody.

[@promilove6721]

I love the ghost notes they are awesome

[@pyroseed13]

Beat #3 is awesome. I would also appreciate more song recommendations where we can hear similar beats.

[@TrxcerUNK]

9:54 love that beat

[@dawonplace]

Thank you! I appreciate the great lessons. God bless you and keep you and yours

[@felipeadhoc205]

The "Carribean-American" beat is called "Baião" in Brazil. Very popular! Nice lesson. ;)

[@nickmatthewsmusicstudio]

Wow, love that little HH trick. Instantly added to my arsenal

[@BigRyGuy04]

Larnell is crazy fast on the high-hat. Good lesson!

[@BigRyGuy04]

***** Touché. I pride myself on spelling and grammar. I guess I've never actually realized how it was properly spelled. And that's sad because I've been a drummer for 14 years...

[@alyssa_murdock]

+Jan Iser Wait it's spelled hi-hat??? 😂😂😂 Oh crap I've never known that 😂

[@AndyjustB]

Yeeees! Larnell! My top fave drummer..officially blown away!

[@LearningDrummerSam]

Remember when this channel used to be "FreeDrumLessons"? FeelsBadMan

[@Yoyoman835]

+Sam Calin Nope. Different channel, same guys. Look it up. It's still around, just not active. 97k subs or so. xD

[@LearningDrummerSam]

+All For Christ Videos I volunteer to take it over!

[@fromthistexasbreath]

+Sam Calin Well keep in mind the quality of these drum videos and lessons are so high I don't know how you could possibly expect them to be free all the time either. On top of that most of their free lessons are anywhere from 15 minutes to an hour plus long. I can't think of many other drum channels at this same caliber that do it for free, unless you know of any. A channel like this is already an incredible resource and expecting everything to be free cheapens the incredible amount of effort they put into it.

[@danieljackson3981]

+asighofrelief amen. Thanks for standing up for them it's the honest truty and I agree with you 100%. Have a good day

[@DrumeoOfficial]

+asighofrelief Wow, thank you so much. Send me an email with your address and I'm going to make sure you get a new t-shirt very soon: [e-mail] :)

[@supremedrummer2333]

Larnell Lewis you are the bomb...Awesome drumming bro...May God bless you...👍👍👍

[@josephromain9383]

drumeo you need to get Calvin Rodgers on here!!!!

[@nuggetoftruth-ericking7489]

I enjoyed this. Thanks

[@lilmikeii24]

Isnt this the guy from Snarky Puppy ?

[@DrumeoOfficial]

+Michael Sutton II Yes, he's incredible.

[@Fusionbassist56]

Thought it was Sput Searight

[@espenuldal5486]

Michael Sutton II Yes

[@teddygrant5416]

Snarky Puppy is a band full of Freelance musicians so Michael League basically has a database of musicians to play if someone in the band can't make a date. So there will be times you see Larnell play instead of Sput or you'll see Greg Clark play or if you go back far enough Jason Marsalis did play for them a few times.

[@lucasboeckx5166]

i was twintig that to

[@joytiston9769]

Amazing! I'm truly learning. I can watch it all day. 🙌🙏😊😄👏👏👏

[@brendenlegault5897]

I have to say on the voice mics, the high frequecies are really loud, you get alot of room noise. It almost hurts to listen to. Content is really great study. :)

[@DrumeoOfficial]

+Brenden LeGault You'll just have to suffer through it! :)

[@Blessed2Dance4God]

Drumeo Haha, great response!

[@danieldee9407]

+Brenden LeGault I'm listening on cans and my ears are intact...My sticks are struggling though!

[@kyley_wyley]

This dude slays! So tight and quick.

[@chrystianguerin6370]

I'd love to know what kind of snare that is, and how it's mixed. It sounds absolutely beautiful.

[@KM-px8cs]

One of my favorite drumeo videos

[@elephantgrass631]

I don't know what all the hate is about. I walk from Vancouver to Toronto all the time.

[@brassmonkey9557]

He was saying that Larnell came from the Toronto area to the Vancouver area (abbostford) where Drumeo studios are located to provide this lesson

[@danieltempotchinga626]

Drumeo that juste Amazing. Thanks for the drum

[@paulwchumak]

TORONTO IS 4,300 km away from vancouver!! LOL!

[@CarHound]

being from the Caribbean I can agree 👍👍👍👍 one of my favourite drummers

[@MrCaseymetallic]

Toronto, Canada near Vancouver, Canada? lol

[@ShaneFitzJam]

Right next to NYC and LA and Houston Texas!

[@brassmonkey9557]

He was saying that Larnell came from the Toronto area to the Vancouver area (abbostford) where Drumeo studios are located to provide this lesson

[@sisterfaith4419]

My first time checking this out and I'm already in love with this lesson....more grace guys💓💓👍👍👍

[@Denis-hl2yz]

Cool! Jesus just Awesome!!!

[@m0j0b0ne]

These are great and good to know beats, and it's great to have that 2-beat 'shout' chorus in your back pocket, in case people start jumpin' pews like in the Blues Brothers movie, but I theenk I woulda included the 6/8 swing ballad feel that I play about 75% of the time, when I'm in church. I find that when soul singers get ready to REALLY emote, they go for that 6/8 feel. I've heard older musicians refer to it as "Cut 12" or 'double waltz" time, whether swung or shuffled.

[@zacwhyte]

Toronto is to Vancouver like New York is to LA. Way to hold the laugh in dude.

[@stoobieman]

Beautiful playing man. I'm no church-goer, but your playing takes me a bit closer to God.

[@skimten80]

Saying that Toronto is "out near Vancouver" is like saying that New York is out near LA! It's like 4400 kms away ffs!

[@JohnSmith-oe5kx]

He was not very clear, but he meant that Lewis had come from Toronto to the Drumeo studio in Abbotsford, out near Vancouver.

[@greatwhitenorth2077]

Huh? So I guess when I play blues, rock, metal and waltzes I'm actually playing gospel! Thanks so much for clarifying my misconceptions on what I was playing before, now I know all by beats are actually gospel beats! Cool!

[@nukeystik]

Well...yes and no. I wish this guy was either better educated or a lil older cause he might know or be more knowledgeable bout the roots of American music in general n trap drumming specifically. American musical culture for the most part is black or derived from various African rhythms and chants. Europeans only really bring their ‘classical’ music to the mix and even that by way of inventions of various instruments is African but I digress. The basis for MOST American music is the Blues. All black Gospel music is/was based in Blues progressions which was created out of chants, field hollers and other choral innovations employed by Africans and their descendants as slaves. When he sez Waltz could be doubled into 6/8 which of course when played ‘straight’ is a standard African rhythm you’ve heard many times before. He never mentioned another Gospel staple which is that hand jive/Nawlin’s based/BoDiddley clave beat. When he mentions Caribbean for example he should just say African made popular by Caribbeans but it’s based in the Guanguancoe. As far as Blues/Rock/Metal....(leave out de Blues cause I already splained dat). Rock/Metal = Rock = Rock n Roll = Rock and Roll = Rhythm and Blues (R&B). Rock and Roll was a euphemism for sex and was what was much of da featured lyric of many a tune when this new music based in swingin Jazz was invented. It came from many but it’s main inventors were: New Orleans and it’s various intersectional play between the secular n sacred. THE place where Gospel met Jazz n all it’s polyrhythms n syncopation Louis Jordan (satire, sass and swing w/a lil sex). White folk used this as fuel to their racist black oversexed stereotype. He made the Nawlins stuff mainstream as the new thing Little Richard - soaring Gospel vocals now applied to this music. The first to make a serious vocal statement of note over this new music. Also heavy emphasis on rhythm. Ray Charles - combines Jazz, Gospel, R&B and introduces Soul into the mix. There’s also a heavier emphasis on big band orchestration as opposed to rhythm section Chuck Berry - brought the heaviest Blues into this mix. Emphasis here o. The guitar and that funny lil sweet spot where bluegrass or country n Blues are really quite similar. Rock n Metal were jes a way white folk n culture banditry felt the need to claim some shit for themselves. Ya can’t Git there from here. Hendrix n Funkadelic were really the best at even that. But prog rock, speed n death metal etc are all very evolved forms of music dat take much practice and skill to execute. But make no mistake bout it’s origins

[@greatwhitenorth2077]

Until the blues incorporated the speed of country music there was no rock and roll. And European metal bands have more in common with classical music and less, if none, with blues.

[@nukeystik]

@@greatwhitenorth2077 none of it ever existed without the blues. euros brought basically nothing to the table relative to culture especially musical culture. rock and Roll's 'guitar' presence is but one integral part of that mix. that was Blues man Chuck Berry who brought it too.

[@humanityisdoomed2208]

See Great White North, you just can't argue with a racist. Classical music came from Blues? Uh, no.

[@nukeystik]

@@humanityisdoomed2208 first of all you still don't understand the meaning of racism and prejudice or bigotry (from which we all suffer unfortunately). I never explicitly or implicitly said Blues are the root of Euro Classical music. Why would I it's bout the only thing they arrived at honestly....even though at least one of the best is of Moorish heritage. I'ts a shame how whites in general struggle with the truth often NOT found in history books. Everything from the names of the days of the week,countries, planets, months...are all constructs of your cultural mythologies...not really the truth but ...yknow it's yo world - we just occupying space lol

[@maximuslongrod6361]

wow near vancouver. that's almost 4500 kms. so near. I love the drumeo vid but that's just silly. I guess Seattle is right next to Detroit

[@jsonhealer]

Groove 3. That's how I play the hit hat as well. Makes it easier to groove and get that sound. Nice video

[@dariusowens1060]

Jason Martin same

[@MofosRealReviews]

Is that Dwayne Wade in the thumbnail ?? 😂

[@timothysmith6698]

dfkm!!! 😂😂

[@danieljackson3981]

hahaha

[@BounceHideki707]

+SuckaJombie The host looks like comedian Nick Swardson

[@PERPowns]

Dwayne Wade and Nick Swardson teach you 7 must know gospel drum beats.

[@noobshateme644]

Y can't I see ur comment

[@wesman113100]

Tempo is absolutely on point

[@Ariel-lj6ij]

Jesus loves you and he gave his life for you , whoever believes in him will be saved

[@Ayanlambofgod]

Yes Praise the Lord ✝️✝️

[@-fleurdumal-]

i don't think so

[@2wycked859]

So unbelievably talented

[@larrytemp3063]

JARED WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO GET CHRIS COLEMAN ?

[@DrumeoOfficial]

+larry temp We tried last year and the timing wasn't right. Will always keep trying.

[@larrytemp3063]

+Drumeo WOW I DO NOT BELIEVE IT DRUMEO YOU JUST MADE MY DAY BY YOUR RESPONSE TO MY REQUEST THANKS IN A TRILLIONS I SAY THAT CAUSE I KNOW YOU ARE ALWAYS EXTREMELY BUSY I'M ALSO TRYING TO GET BACK IN THE FLOW OF DRUMMING AFTER THE RECENT LOSS OF MY MOTHER OVER THE HOLIDAY SEASON. NEVER NEW YOU PLAYED IN CHURCH ONCE AGAIN THANK YOU.

[@SuperDevdev]

his foot on the bass drum is out of this world..... that double kick so easy for him

[@josephjeem]

started playing at 2?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

[@datutturugang666]

i started at 3, i have a video of me at 10 months of age keeping time of classical music

[@fastkat7]

I started at 16 little late but oh well.

[@serenitydrummer]

Loving that green and black kit!

[@Uberhawg]

I really didn't know Larnell was 29. He acts so mature.

[@Black_Hart134]

Awww those drums sound sooo amazing 🥰

[@Reggiesburgaddress]

I PLAY THE SHOUT BEAT ALLLLLLLL THE TIME AT CHURCH 😂

[@jeromejohnson5412]

Church of God in Christ?

[@yzzo84]

Reggie Ordonez maaaaaaannn have your pastor ever let the shout song go on for an hour that's why my father always told me to get paid for my craft cause it's real work.

[@yzzo84]

Ours is a alot faster than what he was playing about 177 bpm it was so exhausting. His was about 146bpm

[@AwesomeMan2696]

177 holy crap.. no one shouts that fast..

[@vinylbeatz]

5:15 That's genius! Such a good way to get the shorter notes in.

[@scottwalters3436]

guy on right is a right priss

[@Us4Mark]

The funk shuffle is amazing!

[@impulseproman]

american caribbean beat where's a song call i am not forgotten

[@rosemarylovesjesus]

impulseMusic I was yelling that the whole time!!!!! Israel Houghton!! I am not forgotten hahahahahaha

[@Renzii]

Rosemary Contreras de la Morales I LOVE playing that song!! 💜

[@seniyearikan5224]

What a wonderful time with drums

[@Julian-dq2qq]

Would you guys ever ask Danny Carey for a session?

[@SanPedroGraphics]

Larnell seems like the coolest guy. Not to mention one of our greatest contemporary drummers.

[@ShailendraKumarguitarlessons]

thank you... i like your video.. perfect work.. hope you must be doing well on website..

[@ngingango]

Larnell, you're a Magic Man!

[@nadir6661]

I used to do that thing he does with the hi hat (not to lift the right hand instead play with just lifting the wrist to the hh) but I never saw any one doing it so I "put" it away & to my surprise there it is......im so damn stupid

[@maurocardoso5875]

nadir6661 if you do something that works for you.. just keep it, doesnt matter if someone else does ot or not

[@nadir6661]

thnx so much for your comment:) then the hh "trick" will be back on my playing

[@sammylevi2394]

n

[@sammylevi2394]

nadir6661

[@sammylevi2394]

nadir

[@daPWNisher123]

That left wrist flick to get the hi hat notes is so slick. Gotta try that out soon