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Robert 'Spud' Searight

Number 2 from sleep token 🤘🏻

Gavin Harrison and Carter Beauford

Awesome video ! 🎉 And ofcourse can't forget El Estepario, this guy insane

Vinnie Colaiutta?

Danny's the 🐐 for sure, ii from Sleep Token is super creative and so clean

You guys should check this one out: Jonathan J. Ludvigsen

Yussef Dayes is almost pop status in drummer world and I'm a big fan, have most his records and got to sign them too. You should check out his earlier band with his brother United Vibrations. Check their Boiler Room. You're welcome.

Lars takes the cake

Nate Smith and Benny Greb. Very few drummers can match their magical, ineffable sense of groove and pocket. It's a mysterious thing that happens somewhere in the grid that we mortals haven't discovered.

Maaan thats a good video there. I appreciated all of your honest opinions. But if we put them in a concept like ‘’todays drummers “ Danny Carrey shouldnt be there. Dont get me wrong i worship Danny but if we talk “ at the moment” Mark Guiliana , Ari Hoenig , Marcus Gillmore these guys changing the shape of Today’s Not only jazz music , Music in general. Very cool content by the way. Thank you

Chris Dave, Benny Greb, Gergo Borlai

Everybody leaves out the great Sonny Emory, Dafnis Prieto, Keith Carlock, JoJo Mayer, Jeff Tain watts But I get how hard it would be to make a list of the "best' because there is to many not to mention....

ii from Sleep Token.

My pick is vinnie he is a chameleon. Can play so many styles and can play with the best musicians in the world. In concert, in a studio session... if any of this was transcribed. He can sight read and play it.

I like Billy Martin from Medeski, Martin & Wood

My top five: 1 Larnell Lewis 2 Dave Weckl 3 Benny Greb 4 Nate Smith 5 Steve Smith I love Yussef Dayes, probably in my top 10 with Steve Jordan, Jost Nickel, Juan Carlito Mendoza, Isac Jamba

II (2) Sleep Token

What about the new school of drummers? Justin Tyson, Andy Prado, Corey Fonville, Noah Fürbringer I mean come on! Let’s open up the path for the future of drums, lets open our ears and minds to welcome a new sound. These guys are definitely shaping the future of this instrument, and very few people are talking about them.

Bro such a cool video man

Morgan Simpson is my pick. his drumming with black midi is extremely good. its sad they seem to have broken up now though..

Missed my boy chris turner! From oceans ate alaska and his solo stuff too

Chris Coleman

If you like Garstka, check out the new Tigran Hamasyan records! Oh and Casimir Liberski - Cosmic Liberty, ah stellar (pun intended) modern jazz album

Probably the biggest acknowledgement of a great drummer is when you think " hey, i could do that". The greatest drummers, or i should say ARTISTS in general, they make it look EASY. I don't know what to even call that. .. is it having that "IT " ?

Thomas Lang

All anyone really has is their favourite drummer's whether they prefer technical players or groove oriented players looking for what inspires us and what we want to learn to play the type of music we want to play

I think you’re getting ‘best drummer’ confused with ‘favourite drummer’.

Aric Improta

nekrutman?

Riccardo Merlini’s technique is extraordinary…fastest hands on the planet by a long way…faster than Buddy Rich even. Totally mesmerizing and his explanation of how he does is right there for all to learn. Johnny Rabb is one of the most technically proficient drummers ever and one of the most inventive and creative. Michael Schack is a super powerhouse, a walking encyclopedia of music, audio genius and all 3 standout humans!

Look at Ramon Montagner’s session videos on Meinl’s channel. Incredible Brazilian drumming, very technically innovative but also disciplined in the sense that he stays musical.

Maison looks difficult but it`s not, Duplantier plays exercises, Carey is overrated, the rest pass although in the rnb/jazz/funk category i`d put Mark Guiliana, he`s way more versatile and live he`s a demon. It`s good you didn`t put Estepario in here.

But can they play Back in Black?

Malcolm Catto. he's really a producer and involved in many projects. he's not choppy, but for me he plays beats with the same magnitude as, say, the funky drummer. playing linear stuff doesn't stay with me. powerful beats stay with me for years.

The lack of Ron Bruner Jr, Sput, and Dave Weckl really surprised me.

Jonathan Blake

Chris Dave Richard Spaven Robert Sput Searight

zach hill

BILLY COBHAM. the only man to have defeated GODZILLA openhanded.

So glad you mentioned Danny by far my all time favorite his drum parts are out of this world 🌀

I can't believe I've never heard of Mason Guidry, and I watch a lot of drumming videos! I wonder why some phenomenal players go under the radar and are kind of ignored by the mainstream drumming community? Mitch Mitchell, Virgil Donati, etc. Maybe they are just too hard to get your head around and are too esoteric. People just don't understand what they are doing!

where are Marcus Gilmore and Ronald Bruner Jr????

Virgil Donati. Arguably the most technically advanced drummer to have ever lived!

The last was a joke, right? Anyway, I agree with a lot of the names, and a few, although very good, I wouldn't say are up there with the "best in the world," but won't call them out. Off the top of my head, I'd add Mike Mitchell, Dan Weiss, Chris Dave. Maaaaybe Eric Moore or Isac Jamba. I'm definitely forgetting, like, 2 dozen others.

Jay Kalo

Larnell Lewis Just needed 20 minutes to make me fall in love for drums. i listem música and like drums since ever. But it wasn't Nico macbran from iron maiden (The Band of my life), wasn't Jhon Bonann, neither Mitch Mitchel. Was him, Larnell Lewis.

You cannot leave the actual best drummer in the world off this list, Dave Weckl. Other greats to mention must be Dave DiCenso, Keith Carlock.

Larnell makes me want to play the drums, he's that inspirational. Add to the list: Gergo Borlai and Roberto Porta

All great drummers of drumismus. Shows also your taste. There are plenty „best drummers“ in the world who play different styles of music. If you want dig deeper into music and be amazed by something new for you, and hopefully challenging the stupidity of the idea of a „contest“ you’ll find them fast. Just for a good start a name: Tyshawn Sorey