The Who - Getting In Tune / Covered by Yoyoka Soma

My name is Yoyoka. I'm a 11 year old drummer from Japan. I was impressed by Keith Moon's drumming🔥 I played the drums to be in tune with his amazing groove and I felt great🥁 This is one of my favorite songs of The Who❗️ This video is a one-shot recording with no editing🤗 ​ ‪@thewho5803‬ #TheWho #KeithMoon #GettingInTune 🥁Do you want to support my Channel? Sign up as a Yoyoka Friendship Member:    / @yoyoka_soma   （”Yoyokaフレンドシップメンバー”になると動画の先行配信や会員限定動画やライブ配信などなど特典が満載です） I'm now accepting donations via PayPal https://paypal.me/yoyokadrums ※PayPalでも活動支援を受け付けています。 ✨YOYOKA Website✨ https://yoyoka.jp 🥁Drummer Yoyoka’s Profile🥁 Born in October 2009, she started playing drums at the age of two, played live at four, and formed her family band "Kaneaiyoyoka" at five. At 6 years old, she even released her first CD while in kindergarten. In addition to drums, Yoyoka sings vocals, plays the piano and is a songwriter. In 2018, at the age of 8, she became the youngest weekly champion in the under-18 category of the international female drummer contest "Hit Like A Girl". Her application video, a cover of Led Zeppelin's "Good Times Bad Times" was featured on NBC, NPR, in Rolling Stone Magazine and in Billboard and then spread all over the world. Her drumming prowess has been praised by music legends such as Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin), Chad Smith (Red Hot Chili Peppers), Sheryl Crow, Gene Simmons and Eric Singer (KISS), Kim Gordon (Sonic Youth), Hayley Williams (Paramore), Sass Jordan, Tony Royster Jr., Brad Wilk (Rage Against the Machine) , Derrick McKenzie (Jamiroquai). At the age of eight, Yoyoka appeared in Japan's famous rock festival "RISING SUN ROCK FESTIVAL in EZO" as the youngest performer ever and made a surprise appearance on the stage of Fall Out Boy in "Summer Sonic Tokyo" in front of an audience of 20,000. Later, she was the guest drummer for two songs of Cyndi Lauper’s performance at Tokyo Orchard Hall, the last day of her Japan tour. Yoyoka is endorsed by world-class brands such as Nike, Moncler, and UNIQLO, filming well-received commercials in Thailand and New York. At the age of eight, she became the youngest drummer ever to sign an endorsement contract with drum makers Pearl and VIC FIRTH, and has since then also signed with Zildjian, CYMPAD and DW. She made two appearances on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in LA in January and May 2019 where she was praised by Dave Grohl from the Foo Fighters, and later on had a successful live house at the legendary "Whisky A Go Go". In April 2019, she was selected as one of Newsweek Japan’s "100 Japanese people respected by the world", the youngest in history. Pearl showcased her talent the 2020 NAMM show in Anaheim the world’s largest musical instruments trade show. She was the youngest female and only Japanese drummer to appear. The impact of "Yoyoka" continues to spread worldwide. Her favorite drummers are John Henry Bonham, Chris Coleman, Nate Smith, Chad Smith and David Grohl. Her dream is to travel and play sessions with people all over the world. She is also hoping to preform in the upcoming Tokyo Olympics.