Jonathan "Sugarfoot" Moffett Hears Linkin Park For The First Time

Hopefully Mike saw this. I know he appreciates people enjoying his music.

What a dreadfully boring video. Really goes to showcase how bad and overrated LP is.

He knew not to come in too crazy, even though the music seemed like it was building to some kind of heavy guitar at the start. Damn.

Rhe way he realized it was the chorus after it started and still made it sound like he meant to do it😮😮

You did great!!

I refuse to believe there’s some one who doesn’t know this song

"I can move you without laying my hands on you."

I didn’t expect drummer uncle iroh

First take...legend

Love him, he reminds me of Carlos Santana in how he connects to music spiritually

Why the compliments in the comments he did bad

why his voice so smoothe damn stop seducing me (respectully)

Played way off tempo with a simple 4 on the floor beat over the worlds most predictable pop rock song and then spouts spiritual drivel and saying he has the power of god for the other 6 mins. I can see why everyone is impressed by this guy.

My ❤ mj and linkin park omfg ❤❤❤❤

he should get Sheila E in there if he hasn't already

I like his style but it's a pop rock song, he's giving it too much complexity

Mike Tyson on drums.

I can relate with his process for writing drums or covering songs by other artist. Listen listen listen, practice practice practice, and be in the moment.

It's really encouraging to hear he cant read or write music. Ive been a drummer for 15 years and still cant read or write drum music parts. I've felt like it was a serious disadvantage compared to others who could. I never had a teacher. I used to only listen to tracks and try to match the beat. I would match whatever the drummer of that song was doing. It's still a favorite way for me to practice. It's awesome that he has been successful all these years in following that same path!

You know Rob and Mike must love seeing this! A legend at work

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Amazing! Playing cold the way he did, was just amazing!

Absolutely amazing!!!

Watching a bunch of Chad Smith and then Johnathan just shows the difference in the music they play. Chad instinctively goes hard and over plays and Johnathan is so soft as he plays...kinda jazzy

the most shocking part is that there was still someone who never listen to linkin park. Oh wait, I’m 30 years old...

ooo linkin park

🤯🤯🤯🤯

Really real shit

Another master at his craft. His years of playing on the road and studio just exemplifies his experience which is why some of the biggest artists request him.

He somehow mellowed this song out with complexity.

He´s a real talend

The master!

chester will be watching absolutely stoked his music is still inspiring so many

Yuck! Someone who loves to think he’s so wise rather than being someone who just loves his craft.

😂That felt like starting a karaoke song in the wrong key and not being able to start over.

Only takes him 2 beats to get back into the groove

Great advice

Damn, Chester would have absolutely loved this

Man, I wish Chester was still here to see this....

I love how he got that subtle ending just like the original!

What he says in the end is real good advice

bro he was soo smooth playing janky ass linkin park xD

Its over used and a cliché, but, I got chills when started!

I like the way he was a bar behind the first two transitions, really shows off how it really was his first listen, but yeah - love his ability to just flow into it once he realized what was wrong

These are such fun concepts