Ohio State marching band documentary TBDBITL 141 now available for free

Get a behind-the-scenes look at what goes into TBDBITL, the documentary released last year is now available for free.

If you are an Ohio State fan, there’s no sound like it. No, we’re not talking about the sound of Michigan fans’ despair after yet another loss to the scarlet and gray, but the smooth pomp and circumstance that comes from the Ohio State marching band, more affectionately known as TBDBITL.

If you’re a fan of the best band in all of college football, then you are in luck. According to an announcement on Twitter, the documentary TBDBITL 141 is now available to watch for free. That’s right, the almost two-hour-long behind-the-scenes look at the 2018 season that goes from tryouts and training to some of the legendary halftime shows can now be viewed without cost.

The documentary was originally released on VIMEO as a pay-per-view feature in September of last year during the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic, but it’s now free on YouTube.

“The hard work, dedication and exceptional performances of our students in the marching band are well documented in this exciting and thoughtful film,” band director Christopher Hoch said. “Our 141st season was an incredible journey, and I’m thrilled that thousands of our fans will be able to watch it on YouTube.”

If you’d like to dial this baby up — and we know you do in the offseason — then simply go to the below shared on Twitter and follow the link. And, if you’re feeling generous, you can also give to the band’s scholarship fund to help future goosebumps form.

I know I for one will be setting some time aside with my family to watch what should be a pretty cool feature, one that will get me pumped up for the upcoming season.

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