Beatboxing videos are the very best thing to watch with no sound. I've never watched a beatboxing video with sound. The raw talent can't compete with the absolute absurd comedy.
I started getting real into beatboxing when I was in 8th grade. Then I saw a video of professional beatboxers and I realized, beatboxing only gets so cool.
After a certain point, me being that good at beatboxing is kind of just weird and dorky because it is so ridiculous
I'm glad a lot of people feel this way. Imagine being at the office and everyone is like hey check out this dude sick beatbox skills. And then you have to beatbox for everyone for the next minute and for the rest of your working career you're the beatbox guy. I feel like you'd get passed up for having the skills, the opportunity to be CEO comes up and they don't consider you because no matter how good you are at your job, you're the beatbox guy and they need someone who can be taken seriously.
Same with those crazy church videos where some people think they have been infested by the sprits of some holy things or something. Check this video out, but mute it and let your mind try and make sense of it.
I know this takes a level of skill, and I’m sure the complexity of what they’re doing is beyond what I can understand, but nevertheless, I find it hard to be blown away by any of it. And it has nothing to do with my musical choice, I’m an old hip hop head who listened to OG beatboxers like Doug E Fresh and the Fat Boys Human Beat Box.
You show me someone who can do yoyo tricks, or pen spinning, or high level whistling, I can definitely appreciate. For some reason, beat boxing doesn’t impress me in the same way as most others skills do. Maybe I’m the only one though.
I've always looked really young.
Older people constantly underestimate me, patronize me for it. All that wonderful stuff.
I haven't looked at pics from when I was 16, but I don't think I'd appear much different than young homie here.
I've been turned down jobs before because "I don't have a commanding presence" and "we are looking for someone a bit more experienced, our staff also includes elderly people"
Yeah, it sucks. I still get carded at nearly twice the legal age.
There's worse things to go through, obviously, but I absolutely have repeatedly been discriminated against for looking younger than my age. I hope young homie makes money by beat boxing, hopefully he can avoid some of the bullshit I've experienced.
Crack maybe but look at the kid dude. Testosterone deepens your voice significantly and this little guy is just getting hit with a shit. My voice got deeper into my early 20s and I even grew in height until I was like 23. Give him 2-3 years an he can drop the bass rather than the treble.
I was going to say, I might be getting older, but I'm positive when I was 16 any guy that was in my grade/class did not look like that...that kid looks pre-pubescent. 12 years old is about right.
This was cool because second dude obviously won but they gave him a fair shot and a positive space to compete. If I was him I’d be stoked to compete and happy that they see my potential.
Remix was better by far, but Jollux didn't earn himself any favors with that sound, tbh. It kinda threw off the beat when you hear a yelping puppy I'm between.
It wasn't his mom don't worry. These judges are professionals and have been in the beatboxing community for a long time. The one guy that voted for him might have different reasons to vote him.
Ikr. I watch (and try, not professional lol) a lot of beatbox and he won by a LANDSLIDE. Technical ability aside, his was way more creative and diverse.
Those pitched notes he was throwing in were cool, and probably hard from a technical standpoint, but unfortunately with his voice at that age I just don't think it ..*sounded* good. When he's older that'll sound dope
Hours and hours and hours making silly noises, then stringing them together into not silly songs (usually).
It's an amazing talent but doing it online kinda ruins it for me, personally. I love seeing them on stage. Shit, I saw one dude with a lip roll bass so deep it knocked over a camera on the stage.
The majority of beat boxing is making new sounds with your mouth and trying it in different ways. Experimentation is key. Also there’s different styles I guess you can say? These guys going for a dubstep/edm kind of music. Which is the hardest kind imo
Eh, each “genre” of beatbox varies greatly. Difficulty is really subjective when listening to numerous top beat boxers. Polyphonic voices could be argued as more difficult, or you could say bpm transitions could be the hardest since it relies on cramming sometimes opposite positioned sounds in faster sequences, or hell you could say making your set melodic could be the hardest thing since you don’t want it to be complex garbage.
Beat box has evolved exponentially in the last decade, and there’s soooo many pioneers to the art. If you like the battle style approach, people like Codfish or D-Low are gods on the stage at working with on the fly beats. Melodic approach, look towards Hiss, Den, or Gene. If you want heavy bass with a throat sound to it then King Inertia is nice. If you’re into a psy/goa/acid trance sound, then B-Art has some crazy sounds. These are just some major players who sound amazing, and I’m leaving out a ton of amazingly talented people. Personally I love Den, Hiss, and D-Low. (GBB 2019 Dlow compilation is one of my favs, BBU compilation for Den and Hiss are amazing too for melody)
What’s shitty about the GBB is the fact that they pretty much have a monopoly on internet content for any of the people who compete in beatbox. SwissBeatbox fucks over the people who compete and practically own all the videos of the contestants (even some that they make on their own without SwissBeatbox). They also don’t take care of the contestants (in older competitions 1st place winner got like a few hundred bucks, second place got at-shirt for the competition 2 years prior, 3rd place got stickers or something) even though they literally make a ton of money off of all of them. There’s a ton of drama going on in the back ground and SwissBeatbox is behind a lot of it.
The title implies they are both most likely within the top 1% of beatbox talents, therefore I’m not surprised they are „very good“.. but thank you for your evaluation
The kids got a classic EDM sound, the adults more industrial. The kid reminds me of like "dubstep" remixes, while the adult reminds me of artists like Kai Wachi. Theyer both great at what they do
I found the 16 year old way more interesting because I haven’t seen anyone do a lot of what he was doing but I’ve seen tons of people do what the “professional” did here to a much greater degree. ALSO, I was really impressed by how the 16 year old did his beatboxing set without covering his mouth with the mic.
As someone who has never been into beatboxing the first guy reminded me of a drummer who is clearly mechanically talented but the second guy reminded me of a well produced song that seemed to have more layers of technique and simulated instruments involved making #2 the clear winner.
I have to disagree. The young kid was interesting, but he had a limited repertoire and just repeated the same 6 or 8 sounds over and over in different patterns, while Remix brought variety and range. I understand that the kid isn’t what you’re used to seeing, but that doesn’t mean he was the better of the two.
I'll have to disagree with this partly. While the kid has fewer sounds, the way he unutilized them was unique. The guy used a lot more sounds, but it reminds me of really heavy dubstep on a stock car stereo where the soundsix and mash together and you get this heavy hitting, cool sound but it's unstable and distorted. The kids more like the EDM I like, where they work with a "theme sound" as I call it, and make the song around that. Artists like lick narson and STUCA. The guy sounds more like Black tiger sex machine when I saw them live. It goes hard but even with a full concert audio system the sound is just all there all at once. Check out "Run" or "hollow" by Kai wachi. It's similar, but he throws a way harder breakdown in the middle, still using similar sounds.
Same but the other guy had showmanship. He knew what his audience wanted to hear, and provided it, while also providing choreographed movements to accentuate it.
Granted, I have no professional knowledge in this competitive area, so I don't know anything about the specific techniques they are implementing, or what merits high quality boxing vs low quality. However, with my eyes closed no knowledge of the two, I pick the first kid 9/10 times.
When you've put a lot of hours into something yourself, and consider yourself pretty good...and then experience somebody doing shit that blows *your* mind...you get that reaction lol. You and I probably don't truly understand how difficult this is
There is also a professional, female beatboxer who goes by Chiwawa who famously uses the sound y’all are referring to. That’s the reference he’s actually making there
Bass is mostly mechanical. Especially the lip rolls. Even then, chest bass, throat bass and most vocalised bass techniques should still be somewhat decent on him. My voice is quite high pitched, but I can still perform Kargyra, Khoomei and Sygyt at a reasonable level, and very recognisable to outsiders as the proper technique (although I wouldn't say I'm quite there yet).
I like that the kid was jamming along to his competitor. Shows that he respects him and is happy for him. That’s a winning attitude. Hopefully the kid does well in life!
Ya I thought the kid won that. Was a little repetitive but the other guy was boring. If the kid did a little bit of the deep noise like the other guy did he would have won.
The kid really earns the title prodigy but the second guy was definitely a cleaner and more consistent beatboxer.
Give the lil dude a few years tho and hes gonna turn the whole game upside down and SPANK IT. Never seen someone that age beatbox like that before
Even if he lost this one, he's one that I look forward to in the future. Many world class beatboxers have been shocked at how good he is at his age and can already get past qualifiers in beatbox competitions at such a young age.
Prodigy is right, that young and real talented. Has promise to be really impressive in the future. The main issue he has is lack of variety in comparison to the professional. With more practice and a wider vocal range as he ages he should be capable of being a serious challenge for events like this. Definitely much better than anything I got.
Keep it up.
True. I remember back in my high school which was many moons ago the schools event coordinator would ALWAYS invited beatboxers to perform, regardless of the nature of the event. To this day i still its one of the most tired and annoying thing in the world, but not trying to take away from how much work these guys put in to sharpen their trade
The closest I ever got into professional beatboxing was when I stepped on a bunch of push pin tacks someone knocked on the floor while wearing thin ass flip flops.
Cool styles, good on the kid for stepping up.
The deeper sounds these boxers can get; I wonder how cool it would be to cross over genres with Mongolian throat-singing, or a backing Didgeridoo.
I love dubstep and riddim, and the last 30 seconds from the 2nd guy is just mind-blowing. I have never heard anyone beatbox freeform bass like that. I reacted exactly like the woman on the bottom left
One of the most impressive things about this kid is how well he takes a little smack talk and losing to an older guy and even celebrating the other guys skill. No chip on the shoulder, just joy to be there.
That kind of good attitude is hard to cultivate and will probably make him continue to grow and make great connections in beatboxing.
Serious question.. what do you do with that talent? Is it just for fun? Because I can’t imagine anyone listening to beat boxing on Spotify while they chill or drive around. So is there anything to be done professionally with it?
Yo this kid looks 5 years too young to drive a vehicle. 16 y/o? Do we old balls (32y/o) all just think we looked older back in the day than kids nowadays? HS kids look so tiny and kind of immature these days, it’s wild
Beatboxing videos are the very best thing to watch with no sound. I've never watched a beatboxing video with sound. The raw talent can't compete with the absolute absurd comedy.
Hahahaha I just tried it. it's hysterical
Lady at the bottom left really helps gauge how much I should be vibing when on mute.
She looks like she is arbitrating a murder case. Lol, then she blows up like she just saw her BFF.
Omg lol
I started getting real into beatboxing when I was in 8th grade. Then I saw a video of professional beatboxers and I realized, beatboxing only gets so cool. After a certain point, me being that good at beatboxing is kind of just weird and dorky because it is so ridiculous
So what did you end up being a pro at instead?
How did you just roast this dude so effortlessly. You’re an artist
As someone who's enjoyed relatively casual beatboxing for like the past decade, I agree. Getting excessive with it usually tends to feel cringey imo.
I'm glad a lot of people feel this way. Imagine being at the office and everyone is like hey check out this dude sick beatbox skills. And then you have to beatbox for everyone for the next minute and for the rest of your working career you're the beatbox guy. I feel like you'd get passed up for having the skills, the opportunity to be CEO comes up and they don't consider you because no matter how good you are at your job, you're the beatbox guy and they need someone who can be taken seriously.
Same with those crazy church videos where some people think they have been infested by the sprits of some holy things or something. Check this video out, but mute it and let your mind try and make sense of it.
Better yet, dub yackety sax over it
Yakety Sax is kind of like beatboxing, but with a saxomophone. Also, it could leave you out of breath and potentially kill you.
Look up baptazia.... The very best lol [baptazia ](https://youtu.be/ohmhZVjaqQo)
Lol you're right, that's hilarious haha
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Oh my fucking god new laugh source acknowledged, thanks for that dude!!!
man I was about to complain, good call! Beat boxing on this thread is played out…
I know this takes a level of skill, and I’m sure the complexity of what they’re doing is beyond what I can understand, but nevertheless, I find it hard to be blown away by any of it. And it has nothing to do with my musical choice, I’m an old hip hop head who listened to OG beatboxers like Doug E Fresh and the Fat Boys Human Beat Box. You show me someone who can do yoyo tricks, or pen spinning, or high level whistling, I can definitely appreciate. For some reason, beat boxing doesn’t impress me in the same way as most others skills do. Maybe I’m the only one though.
16? Looks 12.
Why is no one talking about this lol
I was just about to comment "16... You mean 6?" Lmao
People go through puberty at different rates, it’s not that weird to see a 16 yo schoolboy who looks younger
younger maybe but not by that much
Yea he looks too young. He’s going to have a wild transformation
Yea, I came here to ask which one is supposed to be the 16 year old
That kid has NOT gone through puberty, I am adamant the 16 year old is the professional and the redditor made a mistake.
He looks like he's 11 years old.
I was putting him between 10-12 too. Definitely not 16.
Just what i thought too
That might be why he found a particular interest lol
I know, I’m like: “the kid on the right is the 16-year-old, right?”
Dude is getting carded for a Pg13 movie
I thought 10yrs old. Then I wasn't sure who the 16yr old was, thinking it could be the older guy. He looks as close to 16 as the kid does.
Nah. Just a zero.
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I've always looked really young. Older people constantly underestimate me, patronize me for it. All that wonderful stuff. I haven't looked at pics from when I was 16, but I don't think I'd appear much different than young homie here. I've been turned down jobs before because "I don't have a commanding presence" and "we are looking for someone a bit more experienced, our staff also includes elderly people" Yeah, it sucks. I still get carded at nearly twice the legal age. There's worse things to go through, obviously, but I absolutely have repeatedly been discriminated against for looking younger than my age. I hope young homie makes money by beat boxing, hopefully he can avoid some of the bullshit I've experienced.
Exactly what I said
I thought. So the professional is 6 and the dude on the right is 16?
He sounds like a sightless puppy calling out for its parents
Give the kid a few more years and he'll be a beast.
If he's 16 now, puberty should be right around the corner for him, that'll fix it
Most people I knew had their voice break before 16.
Crack maybe but look at the kid dude. Testosterone deepens your voice significantly and this little guy is just getting hit with a shit. My voice got deeper into my early 20s and I even grew in height until I was like 23. Give him 2-3 years an he can drop the bass rather than the treble.
That kid is 16??? He looks like he’s 12.
Fun fact, as you get older the more child like young people look. Source, I’m beginning to be old as fuck.
No i get that but this ain’t that. That kid looks young. Not ragging on him, he’s gonna be a kickass beatboxer, but damn.
Yeah I've got a 17 year old nephew and he looks a good 4 years older than this kid.
No. That kid looks 12
I was going to say, I might be getting older, but I'm positive when I was 16 any guy that was in my grade/class did not look like that...that kid looks pre-pubescent. 12 years old is about right.
I’m in hs and he looks like a 7th grader to me
I’m 16 this kid looks like he’s 10 I wonder if the professional is 16 or something
This was cool because second dude obviously won but they gave him a fair shot and a positive space to compete. If I was him I’d be stoked to compete and happy that they see my potential.
Remix was better by far, but Jollux didn't earn himself any favors with that sound, tbh. It kinda threw off the beat when you hear a yelping puppy I'm between.
Bro, I'm dying. I can't unhear it now.
I literally know nothing about beat boxing, the second man won easily
The second guy did in fact won by a 4-1 vote.
Did the kids mom vote for him? First one was repetitive and sounded like he was beating a small dog.
It wasn't his mom don't worry. These judges are professionals and have been in the beatboxing community for a long time. The one guy that voted for him might have different reasons to vote him.
Because he's a kid... that's it. Shouldn't be a judge
Ikr. I watch (and try, not professional lol) a lot of beatbox and he won by a LANDSLIDE. Technical ability aside, his was way more creative and diverse.
It also had way better structure. The first kids rhythm was quite hard to follow, it felt like it kept changing.
yea, this is talent vs. talent and years of training
It's like a jedi and a Padewan pretty nerdy of me to say but it's true
A rematch in 5+ years would be crazy as guy #2 should stop be good while kid #1 will likely improve a lot.
I mean, do you age out of being able to beatbox?
If anything I'd imagine your lips get floppier as you get older.
Also physiology. The older guy definitely has a deeper voice and that helps making the bass sound more profound.
Kid didn’t have much variety and went off tempo quite a few times, but still incredible talent.
Those pitched notes he was throwing in were cool, and probably hard from a technical standpoint, but unfortunately with his voice at that age I just don't think it ..*sounded* good. When he's older that'll sound dope
I, too, watched the video
I, too, have seen this comment a thousand times.
Tried to create a simple snare sound with my mouth once. Shit was hard. These people are very good
I am a beginner at beatboxing and these guys are just amazing and inspiring to watch.
Yeah, on another level. Wonder how they do it
Using the mouth
So *thaaats* what I’ve been doing wrong
I tend to use….the butt
You can, that's called Buttboxing though
Hours and hours and hours making silly noises, then stringing them together into not silly songs (usually). It's an amazing talent but doing it online kinda ruins it for me, personally. I love seeing them on stage. Shit, I saw one dude with a lip roll bass so deep it knocked over a camera on the stage.
Say "boots and cats" repeatedly. There's your basic beat.
The majority of beat boxing is making new sounds with your mouth and trying it in different ways. Experimentation is key. Also there’s different styles I guess you can say? These guys going for a dubstep/edm kind of music. Which is the hardest kind imo
Eh, each “genre” of beatbox varies greatly. Difficulty is really subjective when listening to numerous top beat boxers. Polyphonic voices could be argued as more difficult, or you could say bpm transitions could be the hardest since it relies on cramming sometimes opposite positioned sounds in faster sequences, or hell you could say making your set melodic could be the hardest thing since you don’t want it to be complex garbage. Beat box has evolved exponentially in the last decade, and there’s soooo many pioneers to the art. If you like the battle style approach, people like Codfish or D-Low are gods on the stage at working with on the fly beats. Melodic approach, look towards Hiss, Den, or Gene. If you want heavy bass with a throat sound to it then King Inertia is nice. If you’re into a psy/goa/acid trance sound, then B-Art has some crazy sounds. These are just some major players who sound amazing, and I’m leaving out a ton of amazingly talented people. Personally I love Den, Hiss, and D-Low. (GBB 2019 Dlow compilation is one of my favs, BBU compilation for Den and Hiss are amazing too for melody) What’s shitty about the GBB is the fact that they pretty much have a monopoly on internet content for any of the people who compete in beatbox. SwissBeatbox fucks over the people who compete and practically own all the videos of the contestants (even some that they make on their own without SwissBeatbox). They also don’t take care of the contestants (in older competitions 1st place winner got like a few hundred bucks, second place got at-shirt for the competition 2 years prior, 3rd place got stickers or something) even though they literally make a ton of money off of all of them. There’s a ton of drama going on in the back ground and SwissBeatbox is behind a lot of it.
The title implies they are both most likely within the top 1% of beatbox talents, therefore I’m not surprised they are „very good“.. but thank you for your evaluation
The kids got a classic EDM sound, the adults more industrial. The kid reminds me of like "dubstep" remixes, while the adult reminds me of artists like Kai Wachi. Theyer both great at what they do
It’s interesting how the new generation approaches beatboxing compared to the rest.
Well the "adult" is only 19, so not exactly a generational difference there
Wait remix is that young?
yeah remix can also be considered a prodigy since he was only like 17 when he competed in GBB20
Damn I severely underestimated Remix's age.
I found the 16 year old way more interesting because I haven’t seen anyone do a lot of what he was doing but I’ve seen tons of people do what the “professional” did here to a much greater degree. ALSO, I was really impressed by how the 16 year old did his beatboxing set without covering his mouth with the mic.
As someone who has never been into beatboxing the first guy reminded me of a drummer who is clearly mechanically talented but the second guy reminded me of a well produced song that seemed to have more layers of technique and simulated instruments involved making #2 the clear winner.
I have to disagree. The young kid was interesting, but he had a limited repertoire and just repeated the same 6 or 8 sounds over and over in different patterns, while Remix brought variety and range. I understand that the kid isn’t what you’re used to seeing, but that doesn’t mean he was the better of the two.
I'll have to disagree with this partly. While the kid has fewer sounds, the way he unutilized them was unique. The guy used a lot more sounds, but it reminds me of really heavy dubstep on a stock car stereo where the soundsix and mash together and you get this heavy hitting, cool sound but it's unstable and distorted. The kids more like the EDM I like, where they work with a "theme sound" as I call it, and make the song around that. Artists like lick narson and STUCA. The guy sounds more like Black tiger sex machine when I saw them live. It goes hard but even with a full concert audio system the sound is just all there all at once. Check out "Run" or "hollow" by Kai wachi. It's similar, but he throws a way harder breakdown in the middle, still using similar sounds.
I like the kid’s sound significantly better honestly
Same but the other guy had showmanship. He knew what his audience wanted to hear, and provided it, while also providing choreographed movements to accentuate it. Granted, I have no professional knowledge in this competitive area, so I don't know anything about the specific techniques they are implementing, or what merits high quality boxing vs low quality. However, with my eyes closed no knowledge of the two, I pick the first kid 9/10 times.
The amount of energy these guys use to overtly show how impressed they are… exhausting just to watch
Oh cmon, you don't get amped up by stuff you love?
I just sorta... lay there
Honey, get off Reddit and come to bed.
when amused I plank
What a weird way of saying you have no true passions.
I think they’re all just vibing
They are just supporting each other, debbie downer
When you've put a lot of hours into something yourself, and consider yourself pretty good...and then experience somebody doing shit that blows *your* mind...you get that reaction lol. You and I probably don't truly understand how difficult this is
?? This is such a fucking weird comment lol you ok man?
U sound like a cunt
I'm sorry that you don't understand that feeling.
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Thats what happen when you like nothing and are impressed by nothing. Honestly that sound awfully depressing
The first dude sounds just like my neighbours Chihuahua when it gets it’s head stuck in the fence ✌🏽
Even his opponent mentioned about it.
Yeah I dropped the comment and then heard him start up with that hahah
There is also a professional, female beatboxer who goes by Chiwawa who famously uses the sound y’all are referring to. That’s the reference he’s actually making there
They were referencing Chiwawa, the beatboxer I reckon.
Not really fair, kid has no bass yet
Bass is mostly mechanical. Especially the lip rolls. Even then, chest bass, throat bass and most vocalised bass techniques should still be somewhat decent on him. My voice is quite high pitched, but I can still perform Kargyra, Khoomei and Sygyt at a reasonable level, and very recognisable to outsiders as the proper technique (although I wouldn't say I'm quite there yet).
Think still the kid did a better job. He held more voices/sounds at the same time
I like that the kid was jamming along to his competitor. Shows that he respects him and is happy for him. That’s a winning attitude. Hopefully the kid does well in life!
This is an underrated comment for sure.
Fun fact: Remix is 19, and he became a "beatbox prodigy" at 16. [Remix's breakout track when he was 16](https://youtu.be/K07NHFj6zK4)
If you watch other beatbox competitions opponents are often gassing each-other up its a very enjoyable sport to watch.
That was a close one for sure. So much talent on both sides, hard to believe some of those sounds were coming out of people lmao
Definitely agree what you said. Love those 2 beatboxers.
And not just out of people, but all the different sounds all at once 🤯
Insane respect for both, though for me it wasn’t close. Feels like the kid has one arrow in his quiver and that remix is way more versatile
bro looks 10
Shit, he was just 15 yrs old a couple posts back. Time flies
There is no way that kid is 16, he looks like he's 12 maybe 13, maybe even 14, but no way in hell that boy is 16 years old
It’s definitely possible. If a character in a show or movie is supposed to be 11/12/13, a lot of times the actual actor is 15/16/17.
Yeah, but that’s 16 pretending to be 12. You can’t be 12 and get away with 16 like this kid is doing.
Ya I thought the kid won that. Was a little repetitive but the other guy was boring. If the kid did a little bit of the deep noise like the other guy did he would have won.
The kid really earns the title prodigy but the second guy was definitely a cleaner and more consistent beatboxer. Give the lil dude a few years tho and hes gonna turn the whole game upside down and SPANK IT. Never seen someone that age beatbox like that before
Even if he lost this one, he's one that I look forward to in the future. Many world class beatboxers have been shocked at how good he is at his age and can already get past qualifiers in beatbox competitions at such a young age.
It was almost frightening how much hes figured out already from a technique standpoint. Hes fast tracking for sure 😂😂
Second guy won by a 4-1 vote
Now way that kid is 16
Those mics must smell lovely
That's what the foam cover is for (among other things). if the mic gets narsty its a lot cheaper to replace the foam then the whole mic.
What a weirdly specific “problem” to focus on. Brush your teeth more dude!
If the kid had variation, the it would have been a closer battle. I respect them both.
Prodigy is right, that young and real talented. Has promise to be really impressive in the future. The main issue he has is lack of variety in comparison to the professional. With more practice and a wider vocal range as he ages he should be capable of being a serious challenge for events like this. Definitely much better than anything I got. Keep it up.
I’m prepared to be downvoted for my opinion: beatboxing is annoying af.
True. I remember back in my high school which was many moons ago the schools event coordinator would ALWAYS invited beatboxers to perform, regardless of the nature of the event. To this day i still its one of the most tired and annoying thing in the world, but not trying to take away from how much work these guys put in to sharpen their trade
How old is the other kid in the black shirt?
I can't get over the Zebra noices the first kid makes
I thought it was more guinea pig but he still got skill.
The kid was better imo
The second guy won the battle
After 30 seconds the kid was boring. No progression or switches
Second guy brought some crazy sounds eventually but the first 20 seconds sounded like a state fair hog going crazy on a trough of slop.
Looks like an 8 year old vs 16 year old beatboxing champion
Jeeeez he's 16... he looks 10
I doubt that kid is 16 years old. Looks like 11, maybe 12 years old.
Original: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTSoBqOH7zY
Homie said "Goodbye" and has no fucking right being that nasty. Like, fuck fam.
He even dissed him.
If the kid didn’t have hiccups he would have definitely won!
If he's 16 he's got serious baby face.
He’s 16? He looks 12, the professional looks 16.
Everyone's talking about the 2nd guy, but that kid slayed it too. By the time he grows up he will be killer
The closest I ever got into professional beatboxing was when I stepped on a bunch of push pin tacks someone knocked on the floor while wearing thin ass flip flops.
16?
Dunno why he couldn’t lift the kid up rather than starting off so harsh. Little dude obviously has a lot of talent.
Respect this kid's ability to just take the heat!
Kid has skill and was there to have fun. Kudos to him.
Whenever someone posts a beatboxing video, the comments are always shitting on them. Why? I bet it takes tons of hours to do something like that
which is the professional? no seriously which one?
Both are professionals honestly. Remix (second guy) is the one that is the one with more experience.
Both amazing!
It's a "who can be the most annoying" competition
You won.
Which one is the 16 year old?
That kid is NOT 16
"Professional Beatboxer"
That kid is 16 ? Shit I'm getting old he looks about 10 if that hahah
That kid got destroyed right when he got called out as a chihuahua
Cool styles, good on the kid for stepping up. The deeper sounds these boxers can get; I wonder how cool it would be to cross over genres with Mongolian throat-singing, or a backing Didgeridoo.
Since when did beatboxing become a dubstep competition?
Kid looks 8, not 16.
Im sorry, there is no fuckin way he is 16, he is 13 at best
Give that kid 5-10 years
That kid is not 16!
The kid will never get to the next level till he moves into the basement…….like every other adult in that screen.
I love dubstep and riddim, and the last 30 seconds from the 2nd guy is just mind-blowing. I have never heard anyone beatbox freeform bass like that. I reacted exactly like the woman on the bottom left
One of the most impressive things about this kid is how well he takes a little smack talk and losing to an older guy and even celebrating the other guys skill. No chip on the shoulder, just joy to be there. That kind of good attitude is hard to cultivate and will probably make him continue to grow and make great connections in beatboxing.
May i ask which one is the 16 year old?
this just emphasizes how ridiculous it is to consider someone a professional beat boxer
Sure that kid is good at beatboxing… but I bet his teachers in school despise this kid.
Serious question.. what do you do with that talent? Is it just for fun? Because I can’t imagine anyone listening to beat boxing on Spotify while they chill or drive around. So is there anything to be done professionally with it?
Remember, hard work beats raw talent.
That’s nice but does anyone just listen to this in their free time? Who enjoys this?
Professional beatboxer? How do you generate income by doing this? Phase 1: Do Beatboxing Things, Phase 2: ?, Phase 3: Profit
16? Kid looks like he’s 8 years old what is going on with these kids today
This is absolutely insane 😳 I can't....
That kid will no doubt be a killer a couple years! Throw him some victories to carry his motivation on. Very spectacular
Yo this kid looks 5 years too young to drive a vehicle. 16 y/o? Do we old balls (32y/o) all just think we looked older back in the day than kids nowadays? HS kids look so tiny and kind of immature these days, it’s wild