Senri Kawaguchi Onyx Metal Drummer React

[@Glen.Black.]

Senri was the youngest ever on the DrummerWorld Top 500 List of all time (at Age 13) until Yoyoka took over that title (at Age 11). Both MOST AWESOME DRUMMERS!!!

[@aleleeinnaleleeinn9110]

A link to her original performance would be great. It is impossible not to be amazed when you se and hear Senri's playing. Thank you.

[@michaeltaylor8835]

Drumming maturity beyond her years

[@dad6167]

senri is my all-time favorite drummer, I support her by buying her albums!!

[@VRsMagic]

🔥Senri Kawaguchi Fantastic drummer🔥👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@muto4055]

Yes. Senri Kawaguchi, Kanade Sato and Yoyoka Soma are the precious new generation female drummers😊 SKY SISTERS

[@vand3rhorst]

Protect the smol at all costs

[@muto4055]

@@vand3rhorst Haruna, Akane Hirose and Tamu Murata is the HAT sisters haha

[@kouzaikaza9435]

I think you've seen a lot of Japanese female drummers, but she's the best Japanese female drummer. what everyone in Japan admits. Basically she often plays jazz, but she can play great songs of any genre.

[@Dtagcity]

Definitely in a league of her own. Beyond her prodigious skillset, the seemingly effortless maturity in her compositions and playing is truly what sets her apart from her peers and even majority of veterans I’ve seen till date. Yoyoka has great potential too and might be walking right in her footsteps in a few years.

[@benur538]

it's a big surprise that you react Senri Kawaguchi，，yes she is a great great drummer

[@vand3rhorst]

I am open to ANYYYYONEEEEE :D I love talent.

[@marklane6446]

Told ya I've watched her since she was young staring out she's phenomenal

[@gillesmurat7362]

From France: At the time of this recording, Senri was just 17 years old and was the leader of the group. Today she is 24 YO, we can see her progress in these two virtual concerts that she performed in her studio, using soundtracks of her own music but without the drums line ... Beyond the precision, the dynamics of her playing and the subtleties of her sequences, we can also admire the elegance with which she manipulates her drumsticks (particularly the movement of her hands and the flexibility of her wrists ...), the destructive power of her double bass drum kit and her rigorous mastery and relentless snare. Admirable and talented Senri !!! (And yes, when you love, you don't count!) [Lors de cet enregistrement, Senri avait tout juste 17 ans et était le leader du groupe. Aujourd’hui elle a 24 ans, on peut voir ses progrès dans ces deux concerts virtuels qu’elle a réalisé dans son studio, utilisant des bandes sons de ses propres musiques mais sans la ligne batterie… Au-delà de la précision, de la dynamique de son jeu et des subtilités de ses enchaînements, on peut aussi admirer l’élégance avec laquelle elle manipule ses baguettes (particulièrement le mouvement des ses mains et la souplesse de ses poignets...), la puissance destructrice de son double kit bass drum et de sa maîtrise rigoureuse et implacable de la caisse claire. Admirable et talentueuse Senri !!! (Et oui, quand on aime, on ne compte pas !)] Registration Date : ? kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJ_FkqGGo56diKc Registration date: May 23, 2020: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oICbh5-JptxqmtE

[@guafeng1]

Hey man, really enjoyed your comments. The group is tight. Senri is my favorite drummer.

[@goatqi]

I love it when Sato and Senri get together.

[@gillesmurat7362]

From France: Senri Kawaguchi, Goddess of drummers! She entered the "Top 500 Drummerworld" at the age of 12. "Onyx" is one of his compositions, realized at 13 years old, co-composed with the guitarist present, Kai-Ta. And on this video, recorded the year she turned 17, where she is not only the drummer of the group, but also she is the leader. Goddess, I say ... [Senri Kawaguchi, Déesse des batteurs ! Elle est entrée dans le "Top 500 Drummerworld" à l'âge de 12 ans. "Onyx" est une de ses compositions, réalisée à 13 ans, co-composée avec le guitariste présent Kai-Ta. Et sur cette vidéo, enregistrée l'année de ses 17 ans, où elle n'est pas seulement la batteuse du groupe, mais aussi elle en est le leader. Déesse, je dis...]

[@rachmann516]

The composition itself is nicely structured and a pleasure to play-see the smiling faces of band members.

[@toshiro6623]

You can see three drummers live by guitarist Rie a.k.a. Suzaku (RiViNi). Senri Kawaguch B, Kiyosh(Marty Friedman support,Mega High Ball）　Kb, Syoko Nagasaki (Zonk Monk) kzbin.info/www/bejne/h362lWmwbtN7g8U Kanade Sato(Musica Piccolyno NHK TV Show) B, Juna Serita(Soramimi,Tokyo Groove Joshi,Shoka Okubo Blues Project) Kb,Marie Fukai The same members as Metal Matsuri London 2019 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z53VlJ2YaMmAnZo Tamu Murata (Soramimi,Nemophila) B,Juna Serita(Soramimi,Tokyo Groove Joshi) Kb,Asucah kzbin.info/www/bejne/fanJc5eLe5efpdE

[@frankbear4136]

I have been fan of kawaguchi , she’s so amazing

[@glenkelley6799]

Great reaction and Japan has some wonderful female drummers, Sanri, Kanade Sato and of course Yoyoka. In case you're wondering, Yoyoka did a cover of this song when she was 7 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5zLeJqnjd6qi5o

[@chatelain567]

Try Akane from Band Maid also;female japanese drummers have taken over for sure;Now i'm thinking Haruna from Lovebites and all those wisardesses of the doublekick .

[@parcm]

I can't stop hearing D-code (Alain Carron) in this song. But man, do they rock! And Senri is the queen!

[@lyellclare9365]

That was in 2014, she is many times better now. Senri and Kanade Kato are amazingly versatile drummers . Hopefully Yoyoka will with age do the same and branch out trying other styles.

[@aabdo1770]

It does sound like a mario kart theme song

[@JohnWarner-lu8rq]

Senri has been my favorite for a long time. She was 14 at the time of this performance. I have YT links to a bunch of her tunes.

[@JohnWarner-lu8rq]

You're still monitoring your old posts? Very cool, and thanks for the heart. Here's one I'm sure you'll love, a bit newer. Both are good, but I like Senri better: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5ene5qEocxmqcU&pp=ygUPc2VucmkgYW5kIHNhcmFo You've reacted to a lot of good musicians, but how about the singer of the millennia, Dimash! His backup band kicks ass, too. here's just a few to whet your appetite (keep an eye on your views... give it a week). SOS Digital Show kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4akg52braiHorM Across Endless Dimensions - Studio Version kzbin.info/www/bejne/eF6khJt6qpx_bKM Show Must Go On kzbin.info/www/bejne/q52WnKN7ZtaWpdk A Queen cover. Screaming kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3PKpph9mcybask&pp=ygUQRGltYXNoIFNjcmVhbWluZw%3D%3D And a real ball buster, just to show his diversity: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3PKpph9mcybask&pp=ygUQRGltYXNoIFNjcmVhbWluZw%3D%3D Be sitting down, and enjoy, whether you do a reaction or not.

[@vand3rhorst]

I do react and still read every comment I possibly can :D I've been over this last year transitioning into my own place that I legit own and have a mortgage. New job, I am getting back to posting this weekend. I haven't been able to do a react video in about a year! I can't believe it's been that long already :) plus this time I'll have a wonderful addition to the video, which is a surprise until I post the next one ;) I am excited to be back! Thank you for the react suggestions, I am compiling a new list of react's to do going forward into the future. You're awesmoe :D

[@marklane6446]

Science behind it SENRI

[@mohdidrusmohdhamzah5118]

another drummer to check it out is...kanade sato...👍

[@davestafford8273]

The guitarist on this song, Kay-Ta, wrote Onyx for Senri. Here’s another collaboration he did with her with amazing time signatures. Senri goes ballistic at the end. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXzJe56ihrStbc0

[@Glen.Black.]

Just watched it... Very nice! Thanks for the recommendation.

[@davestafford8273]

@@Glen.Black. no problem. Lots of good stuff on Senri’s and Kay-Ta’s personal KZbin channels.

[@Glen.Black.]

@@davestafford8273 Yes, I'm sure. I intentionally haven't watched much of her stuff because I'm not a big fan of her genre Jazz / Jazz Fusion, but she is so awesome in some of her solos I can't pass them up. Only so much time. I seemed to have latched on to Japanese Girl Drummers for some reason, oh yeah, because there are so many awesome ones!. I'm actually not even a huge music fan and have never watched drummers specifically until a year ago. I was watching "Got Talent" highlight shows, and a Yoyoka vid popped up in the sidebar. The rest is history. Not I spend time every day with tears of joy in my eyes from Yoyoka (and too many others to mention)!

[@davestafford8273]

@@Glen.Black. Glen, that’s interesting because Yoyoka got me interested in the Japanese music scene. I was watching a lot of music reaction videos at the start of pandemic lockdown and also stumbled upon Yoyoka. I got curious about some of the Japanese artists she was covering. I still watch Yoyoka’s videos because she is awesome (well more than awesome TBH).

[@Glen.Black.]

@@davestafford8273 Yeah! There are a lot of people that have fallen down the Yoyoka rabbit hole! I've watched all of her 211 videos and most on her Family Channel and Members Only channel. There are so many Japanese top tier musicians. They just seem to be more dedicated to their craft than the rest of the world. There are a lot of reasons for that according to what I've read including, but not limited to: parents making their children learn (mostly classical) instruments so that they can put it on their college entrance applications. They compete at the junior level for the same reason. They also make them play so that they will be respected in the higher levels of society. Fortunately, Yoyoka's parents have let her be her own guide and (continue to do so). She has learned for the pure pleasure of it.

[@popozz]

This is from when Senri was 17, but also there is an another version when she was 23. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oICbh5-JptxqmtE By the way, your favorite Yoyoka covered this song when she was 7. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5zLeJqnjd6qi5o

[@Russ.Murphy]

Oh Nick! By the way, Tamu Murata also plays keyboards, SAX, guitar, and bass; AND sings. Russ

[@CaffeineNightOwl]

her coop with lady beard is hillarious.🤣

[@Russ.Murphy]

@@CaffeineNightOwl Tamu did several music videos with Lady Beard. If you're talking about the live performance, Tamu does most of the singing. If you were watching that video, you'll notice the backup band is: Daisuke Kurosawa, guitar, Yashiro, guitar, Harunosuke Ikejiri, bass, and Harunosuke's wife, Yoshiko Ikejiri on keyboards. Tamu is just willing to work with anyone, and when she can, she brings along her friends to help out. She's not just an awesome musician, she's an awesome person! Russ

[@kiyoneg1580]

She is an excellent professional jazz drummer who has already been recognized by many famous overseas musicians. She is also a genius she studied at one of the best private universities in Japan.

[@robertkern9911]

Maybe the best drummer in the world May I suggest you try something from Sina Drums ? Also Kanade Sato os another contemporary of Senri but a little younger

[@powbobs]

Senri wrote and composed this song.

[@taishisasahara8624]

Great, just great. I mean your great analysis and deep insight into this music clip. How wonderful we can share sheer joy of music across the world! Big kiss from Tokyo. Best, Taishi

[@tuac11]

Awesome dude

[@timgove5337]

Senri, “Princess of Many Strokes”, is in contention for best drummer in the world. These guys joined Her band, & she’s only 17 in that vid. Try her Triangle(band) set from Tokyo jazz awards show (just shy of Grammy), when she was 20. The 15 min version has an interview at the end. Here’s a 5min piece kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZ-wl3egoqqWhK8 It’s tough being just outside the 4 best (female Japanese youth) drummers, but I love the covers Yuki Ogawa chooses, latest is the anime “bursty greedy spider” kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5O6iqKVaK-Hnac Of course Senri, and Kanade Sato (check her, rock or jazz), Yoyoka, Junna, and her replacement in Trident, Murata Tamu(Nemophila), BandMaid & Lovebites, also RisaRisa (Disqualia with Nemophila’s Hazuki, Destrose after Haruna), Yuri & Hana (Gacharic Spin sometimes both play together, Hana of doll$Boxx), the new Bridear drummer who was formerly Telecide, Marina of Aldious (stepdaughter of Terry Bozzio), Maximum the Hormone, Mary’s Blood, Hanabie, Fate-Gear, D_Drive, so many more, and again, that’s just young Japanese rocker women! Can’t find the Gacharic Spin one with two drummers, but here’s the “new girl” Yuri, about 25, about 4’10”?, so a giant compared to Haruna, but still light enough that a flam picks her up off her throne! kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6OZipiJltmCl8U

[@קונרדמיכלסון]

то, что есть у сенри-есть у малого количества барабанщиков. технически все одинаковы, но такое чувство мощь объединения я лично видел у джинджера бейкера, царство ему небесное. он сам был джазмен. сенри объединяет, задаёт направление и тянет всю работу. молодцы ребята !!!!!!!

[@Hethern]

OMG you crack me up man, I love it! Thanks for this this morning I needed it!!

[@vietnguyen4312]

There have been many good reactions to Senri but you are the only one to have mentioned the one point why I love Senri's playing. She never over plays. Everything shoe does sits magnificently to the music. I believe male testosterone filled drummers and other musos ego that causes technically proficient players to over play. Senri nails it time and time again. A song is not a technical exercise, i wish many more musicians would understand that. Dennis Chambers is a great drummer to listen to if you haven't.

[@vand3rhorst]

I truly appreciate these kind words! I believe a truly good reaction must come from experience. You the viewers can tell when someone is lying or just fishing for something to say. This brings me a lot of joy :)

[@martinnikolausmehrtens4398]

🌹🎶👸🎶🌹

[@tsubasaozora7655]

"After all your Videos Ive seen so far...i think you have a crush on Japanese Artists :) " Good Choice ^^

[@vand3rhorst]

I do...xD Not even gonna lie.

[@cristianofasan5003]

Antonio Inoki on Bass. By the way, awesome stuff.

[@elesiobuccat3951]

Another wonderful reaction! Thank you! You should add another Japanese female jazz drummer list called Kanade Sato. She's younger than Senri by about 5 years, I think. After listening to these female drummers from Japan, it'd be cool if you let us know how you'd rank them.

[@Glen.Black.]

It's hard to rank all the MOST AWESOME drummers, each with nuances to their individual talents that make all of them special. Agree about Kanade though. Also need Murata Tamu, and Akane Hirose (BandMaid) in list of great Japanese Females. Although not my favorite, also need Haruna (LoveBites) added. Probably many others.

[@Savan_Triveda]

Japan has a very unique school system. I tell you, when I hear her I feel the same like you but... there is someone even more interesting. It's Kanade Sato. She incorporates all the beauty of drumming : kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5unh42Gr8uGZ8Usi=aztnxH9QfECXNKpr And then there is the incredible genius Rie Suzaku which she plays together. Kanade; Rie kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKPMc4ZtgtuNrMUsi=jVRqkBcbztWXPWNZ Senri; Rie kzbin.info/www/bejne/pp2mm2tmp6ybZqcsi=FetKRgDQKxbekOuf

[@takaorobinson8719]

Gives you inspiration. Then your reaction explains and inspire others. I'm a guitarist yet watch so many drum reaction videos from you , Rooney, wave potter and bunch more. I watched yoyoka during lockdown, then Murata Tamu, Senri,. I don't watch guitar reaction vids or how to play this or that complete with tablature. Playing with jam tracks is KZbin guitar practice for me. Why would I watch ten times more drum reaction video when I don't even want to play the drums. Seriously, none, no desire to sit on that stool and pick up the sticks. It does improve my guitar playing. Feel, timing , tempo , dynamics and more. I'd pick up terms and go to my drummer friend and ask "what the hell is a ghost note? Define in the pocket?" Shit like that and what makes it so hard? Then I start ask how, what,why he got into drums. Then he starts thinking and remember the reasons and gets inspired . Mission accomplished . Now I got a good old school hard rock drummer within walking distance.

[@vand3rhorst]

This is the best comment ever!!! :D You are amazing for telling me this, I truly am inspired myself that you are able to communicate openly with your friend on this level now and form this expansive connection that will absolutely last the rest of your lifetimes. Thank you so much for telling me this :D I really am glad to know that my reacts inspire people. I am so grateful for you all and hope to be able to get to know everyone on a personal level. KZbin is the best thing that has ever happened to me. :) Thank you friend and please thank your friend too!

[@takaorobinson8719]

@@vand3rhorst when you did that video showing the house and your situation you looked stressed. So I wanted to try to raise your spirits. A day or two later watching the reaction videos I could tell you were animated and excited. It's when you said seeing to hear drummers inspired you. That stood out and made me think of how inspiration works. Earlier I had seen Rooney reactions and noticed him stopping and rewinding sections. I can see it in the facial expressions. Same with Wave Potter. I'm starting to be able to pick out the good sections. I can see all you drum reactors getting more excited and that in turn inspires me. Do thanks to all of you. Music has a kind of power that can be timeless.

[@vand3rhorst]

Timeless to even right now as I am reading this in my own new home! I appreciate you Takao!

[@takaorobinson8719]

@@vand3rhorst congratulations on the home. Don't forget to soundproof your music/drum /studio/practice facility. Hope you're working on original stuff also. I'm starting to catalog and record chord progressions to flesh out songs. Wish they stii made four track cassette recorders. Appreciate digital advances but I get more use out of my black star fly than my peavey viper amplifier. A high gain sound ( like an old proco Rat pedal) and a delay are a good start on tone or a Marshall or Hughes and kettner. Keep rocking and stay safe.

[@McZorr0101]

If the was 2014 Senri Kawaguchi was only 16 years old at the time!!

[@KansaSCaymanS]

Senri was a lot older than 8 in this video. If you want your mind blown, watch this rare, live performance recording of Yoyoka playing this song with a band, in a club, when she was 7! 🤯 kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5zLeJqnjd6qi5o

[@brunolheritier8829]

Very very cool review of this amazing track. You should really check out the new version recorded by Senri in May 2020 (kzbin.info/www/bejne/oICbh5-JptxqmtE) in studio this time. Seven years later it could be cool to have your impression regarding her progression. It is like "this track is become so easy" for her now, so much time to play the groove. And such a pleasure for her to play. The funny thing is she says at the beginning "I am a bit nervous, but I'll do my best". Oh my god. The video includes three other tracks (Adventure, Longing Skyline and Real Life) which are all insanely good.

[@vand3rhorst]

Oh wow thanks a lot! I'm going to record this today :D Thanks brotha!!!

[@brunolheritier8829]

​@@vand3rhorst You are very welcome. By the way, I have to thank you a lot (and I insist a lot) because at the end of your review you mentioned some names for upcoming reviews, and one of them picked my curiosity (I do not know why, maybe because of the name): BAND-MAID. So I checked it out, and .... Oh My Lord, what the hell is this band. How could it be possible I missed this of the past years? I am 54 yo, so I listened a lot of music in the past decades, multiple genres, and I have to say, I got a lot of pleasure with a lot of musicians or groups (heavy metal, jazz, blues, electro, ...). But BAND-MAID is for me the best heavy-rock band ever. Stunning. No actually, I have no words to describe it. The live video of "Domination", or the music videos of "Blooming" or "Manners", what masterpieces... So again, thank you some much for that.

[@rmtsohyang-yoyoka6013]

Senri has done several sessions for drumeo on yt, also as I am a Billy Cobham fan, she did Status live in France when she was 16 I think. You can find it here, also your commenters are right you need to see Kanade Sato. Her Dave Welki cover is worth your time. My favorite drummer to watching is Yoyoka, but you can make an arguement that these 2 are better than her right now.

[@Glen.Black.]

Don't wish you could play the sax. Stop Fn around and DO IT! You are at an inspirational turning point in your life. Take advantage of it!

[@vand3rhorst]

YOU ARE SO RIGHT!!!

[@marklane6446]

She smokes this song watch

[@chatelain567]

She is acyually 18 these days; a prodige for sure

[@jessejamesrealosa5064]

Can you react to Azel demuth(VIP)

[@rachmann516]

I think there's no "R" in Japanese, so her name "Senri" is not pronounced how we English speaking folks think. In Japanese her name sounds like "Cindy".

[@Glen.Black.]

As a Yoyoka and Senri fan, you will find this very interesting. This is for background/entertainment, not necessarily reaction. "Senri's childhood Archives (ages 6 to 10 years old) 幼い頃の千里" kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGWrfmmBpb5sjpY (from 2012). Nothing I say here is to diminish Senri’s abilities, she is so awesome and extremely advanced in her skill level. And I hate to compare one to another to say one is better than the other. But after watching this, it seems that Yoyoka may have way more potential than I thought. When you compare age to age, it is very clear that Yoyoka is more advanced at this stage than Senri was at the same ages. Senri’s current jazz fusion solos have to be some of the best in the world, so creative and engaging. Yoyoka seems to be on track to surpass that in the next 10 years. Can’t wait to see what happens with both these wonderful young ladies. Senri hasn’t maxed out for sure, so there’s no idea what she will be doing in 10 years. Both will be doing something that no one ever imagined is even possible for sure. GO GIRLS!!!

[@rossbingham7628]

You get a better look at her technique from this video, she's a little older too! kzbin.info/www/bejne/oICbh5-JptxqmtE

[@Glen.Black.]

You're working too hard again Nick...lol Getting all those amazing 8-9 yo Japanese girls mixed up...lol Senri was born Jan 1997, so she is actually almost 18 here, not 8 yo (00:39)

[@vand3rhorst]

I ammmm XD haha It's amazing you catch that. It's like you know me personally. haha

[@Glen.Black.]

@@vand3rhorst Somebody's got to keep you in line....lol I have just watched all these awesome Japanese drummers much more than you, so when there's a tiny mistake like that, it just slams me in the face. It's like when you catch something musical that I have no clue even happened. lol So here is one Wave caught that no one else has pointed out. This is copied from a post I made about it. You really want to check it out. It's Yoyoka, so it's AMAZING! "For anyone that wants to really know how good Yoyoka is (not that anyone doubts it), play this starting at 00:49 at .50 speed and watch at 00:50 how she almost drops the stick in her right hand by accidentally hitting it on the side of her drum after hitting the cymbal on her right. What a phenomenal save! Never lost her smile or the beat! I think most drummers would have dropped the stick. I never noticed it until "Wave Potter" did a reaction of it and caught it. He was quite impressed that she didn't drop the stick. Check out his channel, he's a really nice guy and a new fan of Yoyoka. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4mUoGSqrsRleLc"

[@vand3rhorst]

@@Glen.Black. Yessir! He and I are actually collaborating on a new series ;) I can't wait to get to unveil it with him. He really is a great reactor & musician. I respect him a lot! I also very much appreciate & respect your keen eyes too. A great team will make the journey short, with hearts full of spirit and tempers for mistakes fort!! :D

[@Glen.Black.]

@@vand3rhorst I mostly watch you two guys because 1. I respect your opinions, and appreciate your insights so much and 2. Because you both get so damn excited and are always in awe at what all these AWESOME musicians pull off!

[@Glen.Black.]

@@vand3rhorst We have to see who's colab project comes out first. You and Wave or Yoyoka and Ian Paice (they have completed the colab, but have not released yet. Assuming they are in production. Expected it to be released by now.) Yoyoka just completed a photo shoot, last week she played for a charity event (DrumathonLive 2021), and also last week, she posted "I have been appointed as a visiting professor at iU University in Tokyo! This university is a place where people learn about ICT, Business, and Global Communication. I’m so exited to learn and share knowledge with the students there! " 11 yo Professor! OMG... Our young lady has done more in 11 years than 98% of the population in their whole life! I have a hard time finding time to go to the grocery store or do my laundry! How does she do it all?

[@Glen.Black.]

As a Yoyoka and Senri fan, you will find this very interesting. This is for background/entertainment, not necessarily reaction. "Senri's childhood Archives (ages 6 to 10 years old) 幼い頃の千里" kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGWrfmmBpb5sjpY (from 2012). Nothing I say here is to diminish Senri’s abilities, she is so awesome and extremely advanced in her skill level. And I hate to compare one to another to say one is better than the other. But after watching this, it seems that Yoyoka may have way more potential than I thought. When you compare age to age, it is very clear that Yoyoka is more advanced at this stage than Senri was at the same ages. Senri’s current jazz fusion solos have to be some of the best in the world, so creative and engaging. Yoyoka seems to be on track to surpass that in the next 10 years. Can’t wait to see what happens with both these wonderful young ladies. Senri hasn’t maxed out for sure, so there’s no idea what she will be doing in 10 years. Both will be doing something that no one ever imagined is even possible for sure. GO GIRLS!!!

[@FrankieBag0donuts]

Ahhh... but there's a big difference between Senri and Yoyoka in those earlier years. Yoyoka is still only playing covers, and emulating drum parts that were created by others before her. Senri created her own drum parts and solos since the age of 12 and had an album deal at 14, where she created all her own parts. I love them both, but Senri is a more creative and she sight reads. Yoyoka still has a ways to go in both of those respects. But Yoyoka has an edge in all around musicianship when it comes to playing other instruments. Both are supremely talented, and we, as fans, are the beneficiaries of watching them both grow in their craft. Oh, and let's not forget Akane Hirose from Band Maid. She's also a top tier Rock drummer in her own right. Oh, have you seen Tamu Murata? She didn't start playing drums until she was 15. Look at her now in her 20's... kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYCcgoN9rbZ3f5o

[@Glen.Black.]

@@FrankieBag0donuts Yes, I'm familiar with Akane, and Murata. They are awesome!