This is a great example of how math and music are intimately related. Great video!

Honestly, what amazes me more is how learned and erudite your literacy in the language of drums is. It would be a wish come true to be able to analyse, decipher, and transcribe music as you do, ma-shaa’ Allah... Goals. Goals.

Bonham triplets Haake Quints

You definitely helped me understand the feel for it. Thanks for teaching it in an easy to understand way.

Din nya mer anaylserande approach till videos är så jävla bra! Love it!

This channel is pu.re gold.. really hard to find someone that teach and explain instead bring useless reaction.. Well done sir

Yeaaahh !!! Really appreciate your analize. Tomas Haake my Hero !!

Really impressive, dude! amazing video!

Man I appreciate your contents in You Tube, keep doing these stuff, really useful and affirmative 👏🏼👌🏼

love his work!!

I think even tomas don't know that he is playing 5 dotted 32nd notes😂 Great explanation btw

Man that fill during the guitar solo is one of my favourite fills👌

I'm really hooked on eating chicken wings right now, anyone else like chicken wings? Tomas is the best.

hahaha .... drum-nerding best thing while covid

Great video, thank you! What software do you use to transcribe?

Not sure if you’ve seen but Stan Bicknell has broken down the Stenga fill on his Instagram!

John Longstreth playing "all things dead" for meinl would be cool to see a video about.

I wish you had slowed it down and set it to a metronome so we could really gain an understanding of how this fits within a groove.

Would this also be some sort of five stroke roll

Please, make a drum react of Chris Paprota.

Danny carrey

Danny carrey please

What software is that?

I wish you played it faster with better samples

Danny carrey