Young Woman Fantastic Drum Cover Of 'Who Are You?'

This young woman’s fantastic drum cover of “Who Are You?” is astounding. There is a reason why Sina-Drums has nearly 2 million YouTube subscribers. You only have to watch for a few seconds or so to realize how incredible she is. Play the video to hear her incredible skills. 


Sina, who is from Germany, is so absorbed in her music as she plays. She clearly gives it her all, and you can see it in the sweat on her face. She loves what she does, and it’s almost like it is a part of her. It is incredible to watch. 


The young woman’s fantastic drum cover displays so much skill. “Who Are You?” by The Who is a great song to cover with its persistent energy and punk rock beats. 


The Origin of the Song


Pete Townsend wrote “Who Are You?” the day after he had a long argument with music manager Allen Klein. Some of the song’s lyrics are: 


I remember throwin' punches around

And preachin' from my chair

Well, who are you? (Who are you? Who, who, who, who?)

I really wanna know (who are you? Who, who, who, who?)

Townsend recalled being angry with Allen. “The song was an outlet for that anger,” he explained. 


This young woman’s fantastic drum cover of “Who Are You?” deserves all the credit you can get. Keith Moon, who is the drummer in the original song and is ranked #2 on Rolling Stone’s Greatest Drummers of All Time list, would be proud to hear his song covered so well on the drums. 


What makes the performance really memorable is how in tune Sina is with her instruments. Every hit comes with intention. Every sound you hear is designed to be there and sound the way it does. It’s a piece of art. Her energy is irresistible, and I hope she continues to impress as she prioritizes her drumming career. 


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