My First Time Playing my Kit Left-Handed (It Goes About As Well As You'd Expect)

The other day I was watching live concert clips on YouTube and I saw Zak Starkey drumming for the Who, playing a left-handed set-up. That got me thinking - could I reverse my kit and actually manage to play along to a tune, first time out? The answer won't surprise you at all! Chapters: 0:00 Intro & Switchover 1:33 Playing Right-handed (for comparison) 2:42 Making adjustments 3:19 Getting Used To the Backwards 5:07 Actually Trying To Play To Music Left-handed 7:34 In Conclusion Gear used in this video: - Ludwig Standards in blue strata: 14x22 Bass drum, 9x13 tom, 16x16 floor tom - Ludwig 6.5x14 Black magic Joey Kramer edition - Cymbals: 14" Zildjian A Z-MAC top hi-hat, A Custom Mastersound bottom hat; 17" Sabian AAX Concept crash; 18" Zildjian A Custom crash; 22" Sabian AAX Omni; 19" Zildjian A medium-thin crash; 18" Meinl Classics Custom dark trash crash; 20" LP Rancan china - Microphones: Bass drum - Sennheiser E602 II (exterior) and E901 (interior); Snare - Shure PG57; Toms: Sennheiser E604s; Overheads - Rode M5s Background music: "Wild Things" by Rivver (https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7HWvdCJs8XlQD8DC8wyYIo) Be sure to like, subscribe and enable notifications! Thanks for watching!