42nd Street Subway bucket drum sesh

Went to the city with some friends got wasted and this was the start of a sick night!

[SinisterLancer]

I don't know if anyone ever pointed this out but the amount of TALENT it takes to match complete strangers is extremely hard. Mad respect to these three.

[Oberjin]

The energy emerging from this video is INSANE

[lordtachanka]

I know this was 8 years ago, but since youtube is now recommending it to everyone I just wanted to say that THIS is what YOUtube was made for... pure original content by the everyday Joe.. not Jimmy Fallon talk shows and reality TV, but real people and real experiences that somebody wanted to share with others.

[ARSENICKMUSIC]

These guys were speaking a primal language to each other. These are by far my favorite types of videos on the internet

[Extremoyseco]

Nobody notice how the two guys finished at the same time at 2:53 despite being an improvisation. That's awesome.

[eiriksundal]

The guy beheind the camera had the best day of his life

[Typhonify]

Music is really what makes us all human. It can transcend above languages, cultures, societies and even through time..

[johnmckell]

Just imagine that those drummers had to have been born at a particular time, lived a particular life and had done a particular thing on that day. To be there together. Life is no coincidence.

[traviscurbelo]

00:26 that guy dancing in the back does it for me every time😂🔥

[nakamasheart]

0:28 The man smiling bright, and the dancing is really wholesome.

[LtDan-fylc]

"3 random strangers make an awesome song, " "It's a Man's World" covered by some dude in the subway, "the legendary A-Train Sax Battle (supercut), " "PIPELINEFUNK, " and now this. I'm building a list. Slowly, but surely I am making a playlist of these awesome moments when people come together by chance and make some awesome music. Love this stuff.

[threegreencharms]

I'm one of those guys who laughs out loud when musicians are cartoonishly impressive.

[donaldnelson]

Ain't it crazy how quick people started smiling and coming together like damn, this is crazy

[elenabello]

It’s truly beautiful how music unites people of all ages, races, and places. If there is one thing we human truly share is the love of music and harmony. It can bring life to any situation you’ll ever encounter.

[jesuschrist]

The fact they got absolutely hammered before filming this is amazing. Imagine just walking down into the Subway and watching a masterpiece take place.

[neangrypanda]

The most beautiful scene is near the end when the dude in the middle looks to the one on the left and sychronizes to letting him lead. You can see the trance like state in his Face. Pure magic.

[krisb-travel]

1:26 gave me goosebumps... covid has been depressing AF... i needed this, this is what i live for

[jonsidds]

Man, I grew up just outside D.C. this right here takes me back. Killing it out there, when the news talks about division among people, I feel like its what they want because they never speak about the love coming from everywhere.

[joshuaolian]

there’s something so incredibly mesmerizing about an amazing musical performance, especially percussion, that just resonates with everyone regardless of culture. when someone laughs out loud at what a musician is producing, it is a perfect expression of what makes us all human.

[license]

I come back to this video like every year or so and its just as good every time I watch.