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Drummer Jayda Hansen went viral this week for a performance that managed to be equal parts technical flex and rock spectacle, tearing through Avenged Sevenfold’s “Bat Country” while playing in high heels.
Yes, high heels.
Hansen’s cover of the high energy metal track shows off blistering speed, tight control, and especially impressive footwork on the double bass pedals, a challenge even in sneakers, let alone heels. The song is notorious among drummers for its rapid tempo changes and relentless kick patterns, and Hansen handles it with ease, never missing a beat.
What stands out most is her lower body control. Playing “Bat Country” demands precision and stamina, and Hansen’s pedal work stays locked in from start to finish, proving the footwear was not a gimmick but an added layer of difficulty she fully mastered.
