Master Drummer Tuza demonstrating the African Aslatua Shakers Amazing Video

The amazing African Master Drummer Tuza demonstrating the Aslatua Shakers!
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[@MichaelJordan-xp3yb]

skills

[@berrylicious674]

*skillz

[@johnedwardkerr7814]

Zkillz!

[@seesritual8990]

Gills

[@toxendon]

I wish his clothing style was the norm

[@marzrebel]

Haha

[@Caleb-fv5fp]

You don’t have to dress like everyone else

[@alexandergeppert3174]

@@Caleb-fv5fp it would still be nice to see more of it

[@JaKarota]

And these shoes, I just love it.

[@blackwomanfromchicago9720]

Normal is boring

[@ya0urt]

absolutely mesmerizing !! the word "master" was not used in vain..

[@Caleb-fv5fp]

Very catchy for such a simple sound, sounds like at least 3 people are playing different instruments

[@moonshine7374]

Sounds like a whole orchestra

[@PugsyP]

I saw this instrument in another video and i fell in love, rythm and dexterity all in one package, i can almost imagine a version of this but its also used as a weapon. Im buying a set and im gonna annoy the shit out of my neighbours

[@weebunny]

Whoever invented those shakers was a mad genius.

[@Lux_0-60]

Whoever thought about using them like this was on a god level of genius

[@jr-yn4lk]

It feels for me that the guy that invented the piano is way smarter than attaching a string to a ball

[@BeeWaifu]

@@jr-yn4lk The plink plonk was an improvement on a way older design. Instruments always start out with something 'simplistic' like this that get improved upon, but you had to think it up first.

[@jibicusmaximus4827]

@@jr-yn4lk piano has strings though although its classed as percussion.

[@jaovao]

@@jr-yn4lkpiano was not invented by one person!

[@JoseCOSTA-en4vt]

Doing all that but keeping a really tight groove! Master, checked!

[@Jay_in_Japan]

I love his shoes! Well all of his clothes really. But especially his shoes. West Africa has some of the best fabric patterns... and rhythm instruments/ music IMO

[@XertoLabuschagne777]

Caption should be: Jacked musician playing an instrument incredibly

[@HafJaf]

I am now going to purchase one of these and not explain the reason why my right arm is significantly larger than my left

[@bunnybunny840]

That guy came to my school. 😮

[@YieM1331]

Stop rubbing it in 😆

[@carlosalfonso5865]

I bet his arms are huge cause of his mastery of those shakers

[@woodybob01]

look at them biceps. This man has practiced hard

[@rumoaummundomelhor7308]

1:20This part is so good

[@puro_atole4312]

Him: " level 9 🥱 " Everyone watching: 😆😮😧😩

[@Netunoblu]

This is amazing.. Thank you for sharing!

[@PanjangTV]

Indonesia claim they own this traditional game.. 😌

[@gehteuchnichtsan7911]

I saw those shakers often before but never like this. he mastered these like some kind of Shaolin weapon. haha

[@Sognametall]

Never knew shakers could be an hard instrument

[@poopathyraaja9949]

I'm gonna call this music Yo-Yos 🎶.

[@hakanarik2221]

i ve seen a guy named Salliou playing this instrument on youtube. he was also good at it.

[@TechySpeaking]

First

[@juvenaldasilva413]

Magical africa.

[@GrooveYouVerse]

Not only is this man skilled, but he is soooo handsome. Look at those arms! 🥰🥰

[@reiko334]

I know I should be flattering his amazing skills but it would be a lie to say I wasn't staring at his arms. Nice arms.

[@resipsaloquitur13]

This dude needs to travel and show some young people in music school real skills in rythm and timing. I bet it would be awesome.

[@elvistanda9039]

I thought i had been seeing all wao

[@tomkot]

Fourier series demonstrated

[@drake3934]

He forgot self defense level

[@father3dollarbill]

Thank you, Africa

[@Jacksirrom]

what a neat thing, I wonder what animals make of people doing this sort of thing... My cat is always interested when I whistle

[@ccsh2543]

엄청 잘한다고 생각했던 한국인 아살라토 영상 댓글에 영어로 '잘한다 이제 기술 좀 연습하면 되겠다' 는 댓글이 달려있는지 이제 이해가 가네

[@justicebeske5704]

I can only imagine how much focus you have to have in order to play these. Great job

[@nomadenview]

Is that the new yoyo?

[@arcreehysteria9805]

ok that's crazy

[@stereotypicalblobby]

bro that is so cool

[@timothya3350]

I cannot wait to show your skills to my music students they are going to love it. Youre awesome

[@herobrine1847]

Ideal man

[@indianajones7470]

I could watch this guy for hours

[@erlandodk]

Awesome both in outfit and playing.

[@lawrencegroves8307]

Way cool!

[@mon_roi_]

Que capo.

[@silvernatedogg]

Wow

[@amponsahaugustine2481]

Nice one Amponsah from Ghana Kwahu Asakraka to be precise

[@DarkIzo]

my imagination when i touch the butterfly knife

[@dat_music_dude9718]

I heard those were the hottest toys from The Netherlands!

[@RabichandSaharia]

Why can't I understand the beat signature in between

[@Whodareswins01]

Real Master🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@alexdumbo6678]

Come on bruh, what are new instruments for?! What a master and good vibe let alone them skills Much love

[@tonypajamaz7079]

Oh man the music theory is... just.... remarkable

[@NotTheLarryDavid]

This video will have 5 million views in a week.

[@briancrowley6413]

Daniel waples plays a hang drum and one handed shaker

[@moovintruespace994]

HIs outfit is on point!

[@VeteranVandal]

Basically I don't know what's going on after the first half of the video. I'm assuming he's, somehow, madly, hitting the mid trajectory. But that cannot be, right? How he'd control this shit?

[@onimekyo7633]

He lives with that for so long that it becomes second nature to him

[@VeteranVandal]

@@onimekyo7633 I mean, I can see that, but, come on, how they teach this to anyone? "It's easy, it's a shaker."

[@onimekyo7633]

@@VeteranVandal have you ever watch those famous rhythm tutorial taught by Africans on KZbin? They start with sth simple, and all of a sudden you can't understand what's going on anymore. It's in their culture. before east meets west, Africa's music is mainly rhythm based with a little bit of melody. Those complex rhythms that we know nowadays are the result of black people (africans) moving to America & Europe and White people moving to Africa and start mixing complex harmonies with complex rhythm.

[@VeteranVandal]

@@onimekyo7633 actually not really. Where can I see one of those? Africa, for good and bad reasons, has been out of the whole digitalization of music, which has been good for music in the continent since internationally popular music is just so so bad - not like the great African originated music, like Jazz and Blues. KZbin has been great for rediscovering some of those music.

[@onimekyo7633]

@@VeteranVandal here are some vids for you to get started I've watched more but I can't remember kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXvLeaFunrybi6c kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKOoooGKrrJ5laM kzbin.info/aero/PLLg-6SKRG-ZhN_7mEiRjG7dChmfXMzPXC kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJC6YniBebpkntk kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4PSkIKBoK-Ula8

[@diandirk3423]

Proud to be African

[@thesecondnoel9296]

I'd like to know where he got his pair of kicks, those are 🥵

[@Lewis-sz4fj]

❤

[@flintowndancer]

Geeeeeeeez! Omg that was lovely

[@lidiarys]

😮😮😮😮😮😮 wow!

[@samuelbhend2521]

seems like every single african country has at least 5 different names for those things :)

[@MutantBoar]

As an American ive always known them as kashakas didnt know they had other names

[@mnphoenix815]

Africa is the rhythm continent

[@VaughnCordero]

Ayan ang lato lato

[@glueball9511]

wrapping it around the pointer finger! i have done this so many times by accident and thought how i would be smart to incorporate it as a type of rest. far from ever having done it, this man has showed me the way! I watched another video of a man using his mouth as a sound chamber to accentuate clicks. beautiful instument, that teaches itself TO YOU

[@ChuckAKitty666]

That was so attractive. Hes beautiful and can play an instrument?! Im drooling.

[@felus9141]

Wooooooooooooaaaoaaooaaiaiaiiaiaiaiaiaiaiaoaooaoaoa

[@trapadvisor]

“Walk like an Egyptian”

[@deancarter9688]

He didn't take it up to 11.

[@johnedwardkerr7814]

Get this man a xylophone!

[@lisanichols1744]

Love it!!!

[@amanpossessed7334]

These look fun.

[@bigos_regnum]

the calmest foot drummer ever

[@chadkaloy9161]

I hate the moaning HAHAHA

[@rehamkcirtap]

That's absurd. I'm just starting to learn these. This is so good

[@thecandlemanind]

Indian railways

[@Greenriver842]

He's a rhythm master 👏🏻

[@andrewbresee2969]

Extremely cool

[@TJH615]

Amazing

[@jrmcopley]

That was hard af

[@ndrumsbr]

Wow... insane!!!

[@giuliamasini4706]

Ma cosa ridono

[@samg9902]

Wow ❤

[@JoeRoganPodcastirl]

I want some so bad!

[@diablonamek8783]

I wanna learn this

[@TheChadPad]

Wow....that's astonishing. Please update his website to www.africanbeat.com.au

[@noemartinez832]

Beautiful

[@oAlviin]

2021 ?

[@shex7873]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@hilarioreyes7091]

That was so dope

[@Angel7cruz]

Woooooooooooh

[@ackywee]

Wow

[@adrianaviana9817]

❤

[@larw0lf701]

Juan. Too. Shake. Shake.

[@marzrebel]

Please subscribe!

[@animezae]

chills

[@EklektikKim]

I love Africa ❤

[@mariatorres630]

I had never seen that instrument before, wow

[@marzrebel]

Please subscribe if you haven’t already!

[@samsule8339]

beautiful

[@danigettinger9100]

Amazing

[@dougbillbeaver]

WOW !!!

[@Dulceria-La-Princesita]

Looks fun. Maybe I'll swing by Walmart later and pick up a set.

[@jetsparks17]

I'm calling these musical yo-yo's now, and I'm DEFINITELY here for it!

[@jry_hrn4775]

Why are they laughing?

[@marzrebel]

JRY_ HRN good question, this class had a few girls who liked to constantly talk and laugh at people during tutorials. I don’t know why. It was very annoying and disruptive. He did very well and I’m surprised I got the whole video of his performance! Also, this is an educated class full of musicians and music teachers, so following the Levels, you can hear and analyse the changes in rhythm, like a game.

[@jadefalcon001]

@@jumblejumbo Yeah, I sometimes find myself spontaneously laughing when I encounter something that's overwhelmingly positive. You see young children do it too, before adults have shamed them out of it.

[@sacredlamb3021]

I think they were just excited and wowed

[@thebadlung]

It's called "Joy"

[@reiko334]

@@jadefalcon001 yeah, kids giggle when they witness something amazing xD Lovely natural human reaction.