Making The Drum Line Season 1 Episode 1 The Beginning. Check out Episode 1 of Making The Drum Line. In this episode, the kids are working out and learning that it takes more than just playing the drums to be a part of a marching drum line. Some of them can't seem to follow directions and it seems all of them are out of shape. Be sure to subscribe to this channel so that you can catch all of the episodes of "Making The Drum Line" and don't forget to hit that notification button.
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An instructor leads a drum line practice, emphasizing that physical fitness and endurance are essential for marching in parades. The session involves running drills and vocal exercises to build discipline and strength, highlighting that the drum line must play continuously throughout a performance, making it a demanding role that requires stamina and commitment.
Now, yo, listen up in the back.
In order for us to learn how to march, we have to be in shape.
We have to be in shape.
That means y'all need to start eating better and everything.
All those cakes and stuff you was eating and tweaking,
y'all need to let it go for the summer.
But don't go all the way to the light pole.
So you just go and you run down that side,
all the way back up and back around.
Do you understand?
Nobody passes anybody.
It's not a race.
Go.
Darius.
Somebody, go.
My bad.
So I was running, right?
And so Darius messed up the line.
I was running and then he turned and I slipped on these whole bunch of rocks.
Oh, Jasmine.
You gonna fall.
I got up, I sat up, you know.
Everybody was like, you okay?
I tried to get over.
No, she's embarrassed.
That's why she's going to the back.
So I was embarrassed and I tried to stop.
My dad was yelling and he made me run extra with her.
Run with them and stop playing.
No, you didn't.
Run around the same way.
Go now.
You better catch up, too.
D-A-R-I-S-E-A-N.
So we come outside and do a little exercise, you know.
Running around, high knee lifts.
Man, when I tell you these kids, they short of breath.
Who has asthma but don't bring their pump?
They act like they can't hardly breathe.
If you have asthma and you have an asthma pump, bring it to practice now.
Do we understand?
This drum line thing is not for the weak.
This is what it's going to be like.
You're in the parade.
You say you want to march, let's go.
At the end, you got to start playing.
After you do all of that, you still got to keep playing.
One thing about being on the drum line, especially when you're in a marching band,
in a parade, the drum line never starts playing.
We play the entire time.
It's hard work, but somebody got to do it.
Julian, come here.
Start right in the middle.
Hurry up.
Run, run.
What's he going to call me?
Start right there on that little spot.
I can't hear you.
Julian, I heard you talk way louder than that.
Come on, man.
Open your mouth.
Your other lip, other lip, other lip.
I can't hear you.
He's going to be as loud as I am.
You talk louder than that.
Hold on.
Maya, can you hear him?
No, I couldn't hear him.
She can't hear you.
Go.
Stop.
He kind of like, A, D, A.
What is that?
I want you to imagine Naima messing with you.
That's how I want you to say it.
Why you got to bring me in this?
Gentlemen, you say, A, D, A.
Go ahead.
Say it louder.
Thank you.
That's how I want you to say it.
Now do the exercise, too.
Go.
