powerpuff girls uses funky drummer, not amen break. 

I'm guessing it's the "Slander" meme videos, they're spawning a lot more recently and most of them use the Powerpuff Girls opening, I got curious about the beat and this was the first result that came up

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i'm here because i just started learning about amen breaks and the wiki said powerpuff girls used the amen break, so here I am, guess wikipedia is wrong.

@@xblackskiesx the powerpuff girls do use the amen break,. just not in the intro tune but in some of the incidental music in the episodes

This video is the first one I could find that plays both breaks back to back for comparison.

if true then that's weak lol .. should only be used for derivatives of the loop from the Amen brother track

along with those same people calling anything with a sampled drum break "breakcore"

This is called "Funky Drummer", not "Amen, Brother".

@@marissawolff8491 are you exponentially blind

@@subtoantiapple they didn’t even read the comment

To be honest pretty strange

@@Kai_On_Paws_4298 it ain't so strange if its pitched to the right key

I bet he wont do it doe

@@yuxanne. right. its literally the same thing with a different pitch and speed. and some ppl are having a holier than thou moment in the comments cuz they could apparently 'obviously tell the difference". yet they cant see that Clyde Stubblefield just wasn't credited.

@@MsDudette21 I could make a mock up with the amen break and have it sound fine (probably) although the drum sequencing would have to be different to fit

Only understood this comment while the music was playing

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Slander meme ahh comment

That makes it Funky Drummer! See? SEE?!

@_.kerrigan Hey look I can edit my comment too LMAO.

It's the same thing

@@magical_lenny1068 It really isnt.

@@radanju3 Naw that shit sounds the same lol

@@magical_lenny1068 That's because no matter how many times you watch the video, that peabrain of yours cannot comprehend the different sounds coming from each samples. You can say whatever you want, but coming from proven facts and the video that you're commenting on, I know I'm 100% correct. Therefore, your further arguments are invalid.

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@@pradabears ms bellum, sedusa, femme fatale, mask scara, I don’t blame him

@@supahcomix exactly lol

There are hundreds of breaks, there is a website called who sampled which shows which songs sample what

thank you Compactor, Trash

Right?

Its literally so annoying lol

now sample that sound

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@@roxstein I was thinking that the whole time lol

Even it knows

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@@-Poka- Considering it's RU-vid I can bet you are talking to a person that isn't a person you think it is XD the person you remember probably deleted it's account just like billions of others did years ago XD and this is someone else ...

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Amen Break = Futurama

Rapper's Delight = Futurama Good Times = Rapper's Delight

@@conradhartgmx I think it was when the show came back from being canceled the first time (although it may have been earlier), that I noticed Christopher Tyng had remade the theme song without the Amen Brother sample. So, not to be pedantic or anything, but the Futurama theme only had the Amen break for the first few seasons. I suspect the drum loops layered in the updated theme probably came from a sample pack rather from an old record. Or Tyng may have just gone and brought in a drummer to record new drums.

@@Swenglish Thanks for clearing that up - I havent watched Futurama in 20 years or so, so I have never heard the new theme. :)

Pardo theme

There is no "an Amen Break" there is only THE amen break. And the differences between funky drummer and the amen break are very large.

@@tomahawkANDscopZ If you want to be pedantic about semantic, you can also play An Amen Break, which would then be talking about a specific performance of the amen break.

@@rohitchaoji That would be a cover of the amen break, not "an amen break". There cannot be "an amen break" the same way there cannot be "an willhelm scream" or "an Eiffel Tower". They are literally one of a kind, and anything else would be a imitation, version , cover etc . Think of it as a piece of audio, that piece of audio can be used or recreated but can never be plural. So you cannot say "an" or "a" in reference to it, only "the", as "the" implies identity, while "an" or "a" implies it to be general, to which it cannot be.

same, I think it's cus most of the music I listen to features the amen break compared to funky drums lol

I never did, but to be fair, they're pretty similar, rhythmically. One has a bit more snare and the other has a ride cymbal and is noisier overall, but they can be (and often have been) resampled to the same tempo and layered on top of each other and it pretty much just sounds like one drum break. They're also both *extremely* widely sampled and very on beat (thus easy to slice evenly). To the untrained ear, it's understandable that one might be mistaken for the other. "Mandela Effect-type stuff" is usually just that...things that are easily mixed up and misremembered. People think it's Berenstein because "-stein" is more common than "-stain". People think Kazaam was called Shazaam because it's so similar to Shazam, and people think Sinbad was in it because his movie First Kid was advertised alongside Kazaam on the same VHS tapes because they were from the same distributor and came out around the same time. People think Mandela died in prison, because...well, surely somebody died in prison while he was locked up; he was in there for a while. Human brains are basically just electric sponges. It's a wonder we remember anything correctly.

That's what drives me crazy about the dumb Mandela effect stuff to no end - especially using Nelson Mandela to name it. He wouldn't been released from prison, cameoed in the Malcolm X movie or became President of South Africa - all in the 90s if he died in prison in the 80s? Now this thing got me off track...

i think that actually uses funky drummer? its a bit hard to tell bc its also layered with other drum samples & the samples over it are playing other things but i think its there, i can make out the snare drum and the hihat

People who were doubting this also confuse airplanes with watermelons, mountains with rabbits and ears with wine corks

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that is still very clearly funky drummer you can hear the open hi hats & extra snares

@@Chris-tn9bf True, but funky drummer is just the first bar of amen, no?

@@skeome no, it isn’t. funky drummer has a different drum pattern than the amen break with more hi hats and snares and less kicks

ouhhh where can i see it

You'll have to find an old copy of Reason(I think reason 4 or 5) and look through the octo rex patches. If I find it elsewhere I will come back and post it @@Chris-tn9bf

no because tangerines and mandarins are related to eachother it’d be more like oranges and apples ig

me too

no, bc it isn’t. the funky drummer has more drums & cymbals compared to the amen break

this has nothing to do with newjeans but ok i guess

ohhh is this why im getting some comments about nwjns yeah having listened to it for a minute supershy doesnt use either. the drums are similar to "funky drummer" but it uses its' own distinct pattern using different drum samples

no

breakcore doesn’t solely have to use the amen break

Damn.

There’s hundreds of famous ones that use the same beat

I think it comes with the Trial of FL.

At least 1000

Ummm....a lot, Inbred Isaac.

@@Overxpossed ??? no it doesnt

how about No

They use the amen break

@@VOMITK0 No, wrong

adding an effect to a drum loop doesn’t change who performed it or what song it came from

sshhhh… we don’t talk about that (but yes i have)

...and yet, here we are. What's dividing the country to the point of no return? Fighting over what sample was used in a theme song for a cartoon geared towards little girls.

if you see in the corner of the playlist window above the track headers (?) there's a little gray area with a few buttons, you click the waveform icon and then you would click either "stretch" or the two arrows pulling apart depending on when your version of FL is from

@@Chris-tn9bf cool, thanks

its not built into FL studio so you have to find the song online / buy a CD with it and get it that way though personally i just. pirated it lol the version your looking for is James Brown's "Funky Drummer (Bonus Beat Reprise)" its on youtube & you can just use a youtube downloader

@@Chris-tn9bf i know that im a pain in the ass but can you please pass me the loop to use on fl? im not good making that and im trying to do a cover and i have all the instruments i think except that xD haha

@@CriticoFisgonOficial just use a youtube downloader like ytmp3

this comment confused me for a bit idk why

theres only so many drum patterns that are used in music & considering the amen break and the funky drummer break to be the same thing because they have a similar pattern is insulting to both clyde stubblefield & greg coleman and probably any other drummer many songs have the same drum pattern with different samples and considering them to be the same just because they have the same drum pattern is honestly really really dumb, and its especially dumb here because the funky drummer break and the amen break dont even have the same drum pattern. funky drummer has more hihats, amen break uses rides instead of hihats & theyre 8ths instead of 16ths, funky drummer has more snares and less kicks

i made it in like 2 minutes wtf did you expect

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