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Did you ever notice that when you move your hand close to a tree there is a coolness about an inch or so from the bark. It is its living aura.
 
@X I can play like that. Never did that drum cover, but I have 4 limb independence abd play my trap set "open", as in: instead of the hi hat on the left and playing it across the body with my right hand I have it on the right and play it open. I also have a double bass pedal with one bass drum, so the three pedals are together. Playing open lets my left hand start the fills instead of the right. Those double hihat taps are cool. That guy is skilled. I
 
Did you know When you get close to a tree, the air feels cooler because trees block the sun's direct heat and release water vapor into the air.
 
Blocks radiation: Tree canopies block up to 90% or more of incoming sunlight and radiant heat.
 
Stops surface heating: By shading the ground, sidewalks, and buildings, trees keep those hard surfaces from absorbing and re-radiating heat back at you.
 
Natural sweating: Trees draw water up from their roots and release it as vapor through tiny pores in their leaves called stomata. This process is called transpiration.Absorbs heat: When that water evaporates into the air, it uses heat energy from the surrounding environment, lowering the local temperature. This works just like human sweat cooling your skin.