Ohio State Marching Band GoPro Experience

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Published 2018-10-15
This is a video of me marching in the I-6 position with The Ohio State University Marching Band on October 6th, 2018 against Indiana University. Since I am assistant squad leader, I normally lead out the band in the I-1 position. However, this time the head squad leader and I decided to switch positions. This is a true representation of what it is like to be on the field for the ramp entrance, and the incomparable Script Ohio. A special thank you to Emily Dean and the Big Ten Network for allowing me to use their GoPro!

For more information about The Ohio State University Marching band, visit tbdbitl.osu.edu.
For more information about The Ohio State University Drum Line (JI Row), visit u.osu.edu/ohiostatedrumline.

All Comments (21)
  • @DunsonDrums
    3 million views! Thank you for all of your support!
  • @quinn4427
    This vid should be called "Being tall experience".
  • @crustym.7700
    It’s the fact that I NEVER saw any of them out of step. That is the most impressive part.
  • @CrysiCrysis
    The vocal callouts are what have my attention. I marched through high school, and would have marched in uni if I went through with it. That there is the difference between a band that’s “good for their age” and one that’s genuinely amazing. The coordination and confidence is unmatched. So many kids are afraid to vocalize on the field when they start out. Hearing all the little time keepers like the step, kick, kneel or even a simple audible countdown is so refreshing. It keeps not only the caller in time, but the whole group on the same page. Like the call of whistle at the very start, calling the whole band to attention and starting the pace at the same time… it’s such a little detail that needs more appreciation. Also damn those turns are sharp. Every one is so clean and snappy and just brilliantly executed.
  • @heyq_
    For a person who knows nothing about marching bands this dope asf
  • @Vanessa-jo5qj
    So this is what being in a talented marching band looks like
  • @axstro2113
    For those who aren't in highschool yet but still in band. NEVER QUIT BAND don't give up. It's so worth it in highschool. Im in my sophomore year and I'm in band and I never thought I could say this but I'm in love with marching band it's one of the things that make me the happiest and I'm sad I didn't get the a real season last year.
  • Old drummer here. It's been 15 years since I've felt goosebumps for the reasons only those who've taken to the field in a matching band like this know well. I caught myself keeping time and counting steps multiple times. Thank you for the buzz and high.
  • @kenziebey4436
    “I was on muscle memory for a while there” i feel it buddy
  • @RyanTheHero3
    4:05 When your game lags out but everyone’s legs are moving still
  • @tylerthomastt
    Watching this makes me want to go to Ohio State just to attempt to try out for the band after my military contract is up. I have watched this like 100 times and still get blown away by just how precise everyone is, and how such a large band manages to stay perfectly in step and keep the same tempo
  • @Jade-ct1hs
    Football team: exists Bands: fight song 👁👄👁
  • Having been a "Band Dad" for the past 17 years with the American Fork Marching Band, in American Fork UT, I can say that this is the culmination of of years of hard work. Great job! (BTW, we put 5 children through the AFHS Marching Band and 3 children through BYU Marching Band) Countless hours of practice, countless oboe reeds, etc. God Bless!
  • @evalopez9210
    much respect to everyone in this band. Marching, playing an instrument, and singing for 20 minutes. Wow, amazing job.
  • @kylaniiya6333
    So that's what the percussionists do! They sing lol. I'm just a trumpet
  • @jessicac8090
    That trombone kills me he just snapped his neck for the sake of a visual