Anything can be turned into a musical instrument. Tweezers? Sure. A cough drop? Probably. A dead raccoon? That can be thrown against a wall and make a nice plop noise, which you can then loop. Butts? YOU BET. Meet Jorge Perez Gonzalez, a percussionist for the jazz fusion band patáx who used four ladies rear ends as drums in an impressive YouTube video. The point of this endeavor? To prove that music is everywhere.
Also, butts. What must Howard Stern think?
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Is it OK to be simultaneously confused and turned on?
I have the weirdest percussion boner right now.
Would be interesting to see him go full Archer with a ping pong paddle and how that would sound.
One of these times, I’m going to have to watch this with the sound on. I mean, do their butts sound different?
What a selfish prick not to let the women take a curtail call, preferably topless.
Four butts seems excessive (though I guess Mephesto would probably dig it). Also, I was just a little disappointed that they didn’t sound noticeably different from one another.
Seriously though, that was impressive. Looked like some nice butts, too.
Yeah, I was hoping that there would be like a snare butt or kick-butt or something.