The Clique Told Me To Watch This... Now I Get It

Check out my reaction to some early TOP here: Patreon.com/TaylorJohnHardin Twenty One Pilots covering “Seven Nation Army” was already going to be interesting, but the deeper I dug into it, the more details started popping out. In this reaction and breakdown, I talk about Josh Dun channeling Meg White’s iconic “follow the riff” drum style, Tyler Joseph’s Jack White-inspired vocal distortion, and of course the halftime switch! and I have a question.. why does this song work without a traditional lyrical chorus at all? I also break down the famous riff on guitar, the way Tyler fingers it, my understanding of the tuning mystery behind the original recording, and why “beginner” techniques sometimes create the most legendary sounds in rock music. If you love Twenty One Pilots, The White Stripes, Jack White, music theory, live performance analysis, guitar breakdowns, drum breakdowns, and rock history, this one’s for you. Thanks for watching! Twenty One Pilots Playlists:    • 5-Hour Reaction Compilation of Twenty One ...   Hearing an artist for the first time Playlist:    • Musician Hears Olivia Rodrigo for the Firs...   My WHOLE analysis/reaction playlist here:    • Analysis   Timestamps 00:00 TOP doing a Cover!? 01:30 Bass Fingering 02:47 The Stick Clicks 03:00 Bass or Guitar? 04:14 Let's continue on 05:22 The "Newbie" Beat 06:40 Onward 08:08 Meg and Jack Inspired us all 09:26 HALFTIME 10:50 The "New Key" My Other Channels  @BandHouseStudios   @TaylorJohnHardinPerformances   @TaylorJohnHardinGuitar  Twitch.tv/TaylorJohnHardinMusic