What are some of your favorite beatbox quotes?
Looking for more inspirational quotes by beatboxers that I could use to decorate my studio :)
Or you can still share a funny one, battle move quote, etc if you want. I'll still consider them.
Looking for more inspirational quotes by beatboxers that I could use to decorate my studio :)
Or you can still share a funny one, battle move quote, etc if you want. I'll still consider them.
After all, Dlow is just another beatboxer. He is really good at it and he killed it this year, but I think people are way too overreacting only because his expectations are too high. He is still a human and can't always win every battle.
To me, I feel like 2nd place should be a thing to celebrate and praise, not complain and be too disappointed.
This is my 2nd wildcard I ever made (first one was U16 Korea Beatbox Championship) and I would like feedback. Thank you!
(IK the sound system here is kind of bad, I'm still learning to fix it :) )
I have my draft rules for them but is it risky to start building since official rules MIGHT be different or is the chances so low that it wouldn't be a problem for my team to start building?
Yesterday, I participated in my first beatbox battle (KBC26 U16 category). I ranked 3rd in eliminations and lost in the semi-finals. To improve I asked judges for feedback, and Jackbryan (KBC25 champion) told me I sounded great and had good basics but was a little repetitive in my rounds.
How could I solve this issue? I think it's maybe because of limited sound choices/patterns and similar genres, but it's hard to change.
I heard they were going to be out in the middle of July, but haven't got an update
So I'm born in 2012 and I always knew 2012 as gen alpha until few months ago. Many students in my grade is talking about how they are gen Z and stuff and that they aren't gen alpha. I searched it up on google and I find multiple different results...
I'm trying to make 6 of 45 second simple short routines (for a upcoming competition) and it's so hard to organize and make the flow like more natural and not too rough on the transitions on the beats.
Any tips and suggestions?
To elaborate, I mean the biggest beatboxing related thing you can brag about. It can be accomplishments, special sounds, age, etc.
Edit: (This is just for fun btw)