How To Play SCV Cheesy Poofs

[@jordanthompson6349]

This seemed impossible to me at the beginning, but after about 2 solid hours of grinding this out I was playing it flawlessly at 114! Great tutorial and a fun piece!

[@FreestyleRudiments]

great work, take that forward now!! the seemingly impossible is often not!!!

[@zenverak]

Honestly I learned that if you take the time and break it down you can really ingrained a lot of neat things

[@jakestoneshow]

11:11 - “ it’s going to feel like you’re playing faster, because you are “ best part

[@cdawg8449]

Dude. Idk if you’ll see this but man you save my day whether I’m bored, mad, sad or whatever, your vids give me so much to do and help me feel like im getting better. Thank you so much

[@FreestyleRudiments]

I see you dude, glad to help 👍

[@KarlDrumTech]

Great breakdown man! :) I always love seeing other teachers in action!

[@FreestyleRudiments]

thanks bro. keep up your work to and guys reading this check out Karl's content!

[@KarlDrumTech]

@@FreestyleRudiments aww thanks so much :) I need to get back into it haha

[@Dmitch634]

Hey man your breakdowns really help me out , you should break down “electric wheelchair” by scc

[@FreestyleRudiments]

yea I used to love that cadence... and Martian Mambo

[@oleksiykryvtsov6860]

Thanks!

[@lukascalvert6484]

My favourite exercise of all time !

[@emcmadrumline]

I think they’re now ‘poofs’ but the original name of the exercise was ‘Schlitz and giggles’ in the 1996/97 season before going to the South Park name.

[@boldtenor]

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[@toastedravioli2557]

i believe schlitz and giggles was a completely different excercise kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGXWmYKNhcaAd5I

[@rifle2563]

​@@toastedravioli2557love that one

[@qphive]

Schlitz n giggles was originally shits and giggles and I believe was initially played in ‘99. Marched in the tenor line that year.

[@pennst98]

Awesome breakdown. I have been wanting to learn, but aged out more than 20 years ago. This is awesome to play to and learn.

[@FreestyleRudiments]

awesome, the're a lots of guys getting the old pads back out since lockdown! feels as good as ever doesnt it!

[@benjaminko7329]

Break down is so premium. Could you do the 08 ditty next???

[@ImUnSett]

Pls 😂😂

[@P27301]

The fact my friend called this simpler than triplet diddle is crazy

[@brodouken257]

Haven't played drums since high school over a decade ago. Managed to keep up until the two 5's after the 9. Never was any good at them. I'm pretty amazed at how much my hands remember how to do to be honest. These videos are fun to play along with, man.

[@SarekGMusic]

Love your videos and teaching style!

[@FreestyleRudiments]

Thanks so much!

[@Flowereater69]

We need a lesson on the back stick variation

[@DrummingBasics101]

Great lesson man! 🙌

[@FreestyleRudiments]

Glad you liked it!

[@AlejandroLopez-zs5ph]

Cool !! Saludos desde Colombia

[@FreestyleRudiments]

¡gracias por ver!

[@soursweet4219]

thank you i was so confused especially at the last part till i saw this 👍

[@FreestyleRudiments]

Glad it helped!

[@richie.mason06]

Hey man I love how you help us learn these difficult breaks and licks. Could you break down the tenor part to SCV’s 2003 Electric Wheelchair? It would help me out so much

[@FreestyleRudiments]

I'm not gonna lie, no tenor stuff planned at the mo BUT poss. in the future.

[@Staceg72]

My favourite 👍

[@TikTok_refugees1977]

They we're first called (Schlitz's) but now they changed it to (poofs) so yeah he got the name right 🎉🎉🎉 l❤ you're videos and as always have a good day and have a good morning🌞🌞🌄🌄

[@ryank09]

could you cover the scv 2021 snare break? ive been wanting to learn it but some of the sections are really hard for me to wrap my head around

[@mang058]

which parts? i could help...

[@benthecreator7691]

That one is really fun to play. When I was learning it I pulled up the learn the beats video with the sheet music and played it in slow motion

[@NebrasKorneater]

I was told back in the 1990s that they were called "grandmas". I thought the name was fitting, since the accented hand is moving in slow-motion (slow, like an old lady)

[@mesmedly241]

Right there with you! Plus, while playing triplets it helped to say "Grand-Ma" for the accented notes.

[@dementialgrooves8322]

So glad to found your channel!!! +1 chilean follower👍(please excuse my spanglish 😂)

[@mrryananthony]

Hey brother! I was told those one handed patterns are called "Hermeolas" i think that's the seeming but i could be a bit off

[@evannewell1338]

The "poof" is a 3 over 2. The timing is a little more open than if it were the same as a drag.

[@davidmichaelminyoungan9052]

Fulcrum Freddie next?

[@wpieh]

Can u do scv 2021 snare break?

[@hamonsito8521]

Its exactly the same for tenors right?

[@troymamas1380]

What sticks and what pad are you playing with here? Thanks

[@dlev12]

Blue stars 21 snare break!!!

[@alexgaeckle1540]

@2:07 there is no name for them, they are three over 2 polyrhythm.

[@v2krom845]

18:18

[@dextulkmjuhn]

good name for rudiment: chap digadup

[@h4loisawesome]

I think of those things being triplet on quiet hand and eighth on bigger hand

[@Maddogicatron]

Undiddled reverse Grandmas

[@RogueGaming-rq3rw]

15:39 when he plays the whole thing

[@ouop._]

❤

[@hughmcculley5664]

We called them “ Grandmas” in highschool

[@FreestyleRudiments]

Grandma's is a rudiment... but its this r L r r L

[@ezrashoaf9354]

The 9lets and 5lets confuse me so much, not on the rhythm or anything but how you play them with bounce doubles, wrist doubles, or diddles.

[@Baritone782]

I think the poofs are a 2:3 polyrhythm

[@SaavyAstro]

The name of those poofs are a 2:3 polyrhythm.

[@iceykickzuyuh1873]

I am pretty sure those are triplets one the left and 8s on the right

[@iceykickzuyuh1873]

But with a flam

[@Xylinc]

18:18

[@as0-gamer999]

18:17

[@sophietrevino1967]

17:19