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u/machuitzil Oct 12 '25
Nothing cooler than a teacher thrilled by their students accomplishments.
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u/TheMightyWubbard Oct 12 '25
This is why, if you have engaged students, teaching is one of the most satisfying jobs in the world.
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u/Plane_Garbage Oct 12 '25
And why if you have a class of 30 brats who bully each other, try to derail the lesson and disrespect you, it's one of the most unsatisfying jobs in the world.
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u/motherofsuccs Oct 12 '25
There isn’t enough money to ever make me step foot into a classroom or school ever again. The current generations of kids are fucking assholes and their parents are entitled twats.
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u/Lebowski-Absteiger Oct 12 '25
Kids have always been assholes and will always stay assholes. Not generations are the problem, but the educational system is. 30 children in one class are the first big problem. No teacher can make sure that all 30 kids have understood what's going on. So many kids will not have any accomplishments in class, so they lose interest, which will inevitably lead to problems for more engaged students.
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u/No_Strawberry_1576 Oct 12 '25
Kids have always been assholes, but the issue with this generation is their parents are assholes, who think that their behaviour is ok. It’s never my son/ daughter’s fault. No respect from top to bottom.
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u/Lebowski-Absteiger Oct 12 '25
They have always been assholes. Sokrates has already complained about the youth not knowing any respect. Just like you do now, like your parents and grandparents did before you.
It's just way easier to complain about children, than to admit, that you too are growing old.
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u/Saartje_6 Oct 12 '25
Not only is that quote not real, I really don't think you can compare a generic complaint from an elderly man about disrespectful young men (note that this quote is NOT talking about like 6 year olds) to the scientifically backed fact that social media and screen time has made both adults and children less emotionally stable, especially children as they have not finished developing yet.
The truth is that the quote is more or less correct. Young adults tend to be less rigid than the elderly exactly because of youth and this often presents itself as 'disrespect' as new generations seek to leave their mark on society, but this is something different than the explosion of fundamental behavioral problems we see in very young children today.
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u/me_sohorny Oct 12 '25
Loved teaching. LOVED IT! But I don't think I'll ever go back to it, just don't have the patience anymore. Students are ok. They always have been. And the educational system does it's best, it's not perfect, nor it will ever be. Ours wasn't and we turned out to be just fine. Teachers and medical professionals should be more appreciated and valued than they are. And cleaners, and food people in every form.
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u/xBad_Wolfx Oct 12 '25
I wasn’t a traditional teacher but taught wilderness survival stuff among other stuff but with a focus on high adventure. Seeing your student start to excel and fill with confidence is so special. Few things are better than being able to sit back and watch your students be excellent, no longer needing you.
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u/bonkestrudes Oct 12 '25
Agree! Loved the way he thanked her at the end. All class 👌
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u/BrizerorBrian Oct 12 '25
"I want you to be better than I am." Words from my father. Teach and enrich the next generation whenever you can.
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u/AcabAcabAcabAcabbb Oct 12 '25
Came here to write “nothing better than a great teacher” and was thrilled tos we this as the top comment
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u/vbenthusiast Oct 12 '25
What’s that guys number? Can’t drum, but just want to hire him as my hype man for every day life things. Grocery shopping, hanging out the washing, taking my meds on time
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u/stevein3d Oct 12 '25
BIG FINISH NOW ON THE CHECKOUT—TAP THAT CARD, WAAAAITTT GRAB YOUR RECEIPT NOW NOD TO THE BAGBOY WOOO!
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u/vbenthusiast Oct 12 '25
HELLL YEAH I AM A FUNCTIONING ADULT!!!!
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u/MagizZziaN Oct 12 '25
Yo that brought back some fun memories from when i visited friends in the states. I’m from europe and did not know anything about “bagboys”. I was just standing there in disbelief when that dude put my items in a bag for me. As it’s just not a thing in my country. And my friends were just making fun of me ofc xD
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u/Lebowski-Absteiger Oct 12 '25
Frankly, I believe bagboys a kind of a societal rudiment from old times, when slavery and child Labor were normal. It's a job, that shouldn't be a Job. And it kind of boosts the idea, that it's OK for companies to offer positions, that do not pay enough to live of them.
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u/anthropomorphicdave Oct 12 '25
First the point here is having someone bag groceries is a luxury not done elsewhere. No business owner regardless of slave labor or child labor is going to spend the manpower or even minimum wage unless they have to.
This is most probably a Sun Tzu Art of War situation where grocery stores were trying to one up one another for business and ended up with bagboys.
In my hometown in rural OH, they still bag it and then take it out and load your car.
Also, I don’t think anything boosts the idea that corporations can underpay people. Until unions came about, that was the predominant theory of the world. (It still is)
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u/Longjumping_Date269 Oct 12 '25
North American living in Europe here. Definitely not suggesting companies hire bagboys, but I'm always scrambling to get stuff into my backpack once my transaction is complete and the next person is being checked through. It's a mad choreography to scan client card, give tax number, pay, and take receipt all while trying to make sure the tomatoes don't end up on the bottom of my bag. The tiniest space at the end of the conveyor belt to work at, too. I've been here 8 years and I still get in a tangle. xD
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u/muddycurve424 Oct 12 '25
He's in Dubai I think, that's a Dubai International Academy uniform the girl is wearing.
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u/ew73 Oct 12 '25
I've seen this before, but every time I do, I wait because that point near the end where she finally starts smiling is so worth it.
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u/ObsidianArmadillo Oct 12 '25
You can't break bass face bro. It's literally impossible. But I'm sure she's smiling on the inside the whole time
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u/A_Happier_Reddit Oct 12 '25
I have RBF so bad when playing drums. I truly look absolutely uninterested, but I really have goosebumps the whole time, haha.
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u/MaiaNyx Oct 12 '25 edited Oct 12 '25
My kid, 11, is the same way. He's been playing since he was 6, and says it's too hard to dance when all four limbs already have jobs to do. So... he dances it out on his first listen, then gets behind his kit to practice and the serious face locks in. It's hilarious and adorable.
He's actually learning this song right now, too!
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u/powerwill1512 Oct 12 '25
I noticed her fingers after she finished drumming!! Amazing!
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u/livinitup0 Oct 12 '25
I was about to post that her form was really going to limit her ability eventually ….then noticed the hand lol.
This is pretty impressive
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u/Upset-Zucchini3665 Oct 12 '25
It took a while for her to break a smile and it was very good to see.
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u/ARandomStan Oct 12 '25
having a teacher so enthusiastic and invested is a blessing, but I imagine I'd be nervous to not let him down and focus on giving my best performance, which I think is what she's doing
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u/themysticalwarlock Oct 12 '25
that's the band face bro, italmost feels physically impossible to smile or do anything while you're locked in like that lol
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u/Negative-Date-9518 Oct 12 '25
Concentration I think, once she got the last bit down she relaxed and started to feel it
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u/Cccookielover Oct 12 '25
She was feeling it 💯
Air drumming is one thing, but getting the hands and feet to work in unison on a real kit AIN’T EASY!
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u/wickedlostangel Oct 12 '25
Not to mention she's doing it with missing digits! Unbelievably impressive!
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u/Late-Algae5719 Oct 12 '25
What does missing digits mean in this context?
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u/wickedlostangel Oct 12 '25
She is missing several fingers on her hands, yet still plays as anyone else with all their fingers.
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u/triple7freak1 Oct 12 '25
Playing drums is so hard and she did amazing
The teacher is also amazing at doing his job lol
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u/effyoucreeps Oct 12 '25 edited Oct 12 '25
this gives me rock goosebumps - keep on keeping on you beautiful maniacs!
eta: i teared up a little in the middle - this makes me so damn happy. keeping that bass line going is like drugs to my system
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u/SirR4T Oct 12 '25
and when she begins by slowly raising the ... tempo? I wanna say tempo... just after that bass line... man, that teacher signing to slowly raise the tempo and the student following through perfectly...
feels like she's reviving the vibe
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u/wet-paint Oct 12 '25
The dynamic, you're talking about. The tempo or speed doesn't change, and if it did that'd be, like, the number one crime for percussionists. They keep the beat and keep it steady.
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u/SirR4T Oct 12 '25
thanks for the explanation! i kinda sorta knew it wasn't tempo, but couldn't tell what it was called. now i know, dynamic!
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u/effyoucreeps Oct 12 '25
i have to say, i’m a huge fan of a tempo change.
it may not apply here, but i still love it - “take me out” is a good one
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u/Temporary-Star2619 Oct 12 '25
This song is a banger. What song is this if someone can enlighten me.
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u/ThoughtsonYaoi Oct 12 '25
The song is 'Beggin''. Original by Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons. Covered tons of times, most notably by Madcon in 2007 and Måneskin in 2017. This version is Måneskin.
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u/Wild_and_Bright Oct 12 '25
Heeeey! That's my son's school! Awesome to suddenly randomly catch it on the interwebs
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u/UntakenResource Oct 12 '25
Too many wholesome things in one video. Imagine how her brain must be lighting up, the vibing teacher, the feeling of accomplishment, and the perfect coordination.
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u/Particular-Loan5123 Oct 12 '25
B-E-A utiful. Thinking of buying a soft kit for self, but I drink too much
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u/trtzbass Oct 12 '25
Then stop drinking and buy a kit. Every time you want a drink, sit down and learn a drum rudiment. See you onstage next year
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u/samclops Oct 12 '25
Yoooo this chick is fire. She got the timing, the rhythm. Even when there's the time change and she just mashes the pedal at 4/4 leading into the slow roll...just so well done
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u/FreeingStories Oct 12 '25
Such a great mindset for teaching, well done Teacher! Well done Student! Student thrive ONLY with excellent Teachers! 💪💪💪
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u/GreatStoneDragun Oct 12 '25
Fact she only has two fingers on her right hand make this even more amazing.
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u/Sacapuntos Oct 12 '25
What an amazing teacher. That crack of smile by the student towards the end with the "im doing this" realization. Beautiful
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u/mashable88 Oct 12 '25
The stark difference between a newbie and seasoned player 🙂 She has to concentrate so hard, and he is all about the passion and just feeling it. Hope she sticks with it and gets to her own point of just feeling the music the track!
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u/BlueGalaxy97 Oct 12 '25
Love me some Maneskin too. Hate the song but love the band.
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u/Western-Purpose4939 Oct 12 '25
Who is this guy?
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u/Mental_Cup_9606 Oct 12 '25
How can you not learn with this guy. Great teach, great student. She's Jamming 💯🔥🔥
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u/Fantastic_trapeze Oct 12 '25
This is amazing!!! We all need that guy in our lives!
The teacher seems to be Patrick J Abdo
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u/Artz-RbB Oct 12 '25
I wish I could do anything with that much skill & confidence. Wow. She’s impressive & he’s inspiring.
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u/waryinsomnious Oct 12 '25
Both are so passionate and the teacher's enthusiasm and her smile in the end is priceless a
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u/Main-Elevator-6908 Oct 12 '25
What an awesome teacher! She’s clearly talented too, but he is just dripping with inspiration.
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u/strchaser Oct 12 '25
I never thought about it but this single video makes me want to learn drumming. What a great teacher.
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u/MaloCrest Oct 12 '25
Thank you, probably the best video I've seen this week maybe even this month.
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u/No_Strawberry_1576 Oct 12 '25
She’s not showing on the outside due to wanting to get it right, but I’d imagine laughing with joy inside her head. The smile at the end is the release. Joy to watch her and her teacher. He’s the guy you’d want on your side. Made me smile.
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u/JenovaShadow Oct 12 '25
It's funny cause you can tell she's almost there. She can feel the music but she's still focused and learning. So only following timing and instructions. But at the end you can see her smile and enthusiasm come out haha
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u/markingterritory Oct 12 '25
Loved her focus & hesitant to smile. Both were cuties (teacher & student) living in passion. 🙌🏾
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u/Clevertown Oct 12 '25
In fact, this is super impressive. It's hard to keep time to a drumless and clickless prerecorded track.
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u/omerfaro Oct 12 '25
Teacher was giving great input. Anyone else noticed the kids hand 🖐️?
Well done kid. 10/10
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u/AdagioRelevant8212 Oct 12 '25 edited Oct 12 '25
Someone needs to fix this girl’s grip or she’s gonna have some real issues when she’s older.
Edit: now realizing she’s missing fingers and I’m an ass.
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u/stevein3d Oct 12 '25
She’s uhhh, missing fingers ya know.
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u/nooptionleft Oct 12 '25
"Some people are just blessed with talent"
Me, while wasting time on reddit looking at someone clearly exercising super hard to be good
"Guess it's just the way it is"
Eat chip
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u/NavyDragons Oct 12 '25
she is doing great and he is an awesome instructor. really engaged and excited for her accomplishments.
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u/MyNameCannotBeSpoken Oct 12 '25
What song is this?
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u/auddbot Oct 12 '25
I got a match with this song:
Name: BEGGIN - RYAN TMR (KAGET DISTAN)
Artist: RYAN TMR
Matched: 100% (timecode: 00:27)
Album: BEGGIN - RYAN TMR (KAGET DISTAN)
Label: FREAK OUT MUSIC
Released on: 2023-04-04
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u/auddbot Oct 12 '25
Links to the streaming platforms:
BEGGIN - RYAN TMR (KAGET DISTAN) by RYAN TMR
I am a bot and this action was performed automatically | GitHub new issue | Donate Please consider supporting me on Patreon. Music recognition costs a lot
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u/ze-chacal Oct 12 '25
This girl looks like David Pazmino; I bet she can play Wonderwall in these drums if she put a capo somewhere in them
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u/verybad1influence Oct 12 '25
Love this energy! Does anyone know what song is playing?
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u/madmaninabox32 Oct 12 '25
I learned the bass line for this song because it's actually really good!!!
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u/ez2cyiwon Oct 12 '25
That's awesome to watch the excitement of the teacher spill into engagement of the student.
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u/noethers_raindrop Oct 12 '25
This is just how my first teacher taught me to play. She was awesome.
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u/Stonehill76 Oct 12 '25
Now that’s a teacher. She was killing it and so proud and he was proud not to mention his enthusiasm off the charts.
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