The term 'BEATNIK's Drums' refers to a type of percussion instrument known as BONGOS. BONGOS are two small drums connected together, usually made of wood or metal, and are played with the hands. They originated in Cuba and are commonly used in Latin American music. Beatniks were a group of people in the 1950s and 1960s who rejected mainstream culture and embraced jazz, poetry, and other forms of art. As such, BONGOS became associated with the BEATNIK movement and were often used in their music.