BAHAHAHAHA I get so sidetracked whenever I answer any question 😂😂😂 sorry guys, I tend to go on and on whenever I'm talking about stuff that makes me excited (in this case beatboxing). Either way, I still had tons of fun! Was lovely meeting Loli & her family! Shoutout to Justin from BBX INT for making it possible! 🔥🔥🔥
I found your answers quite entertaining. If someone is excited about a topic, it shows, and it draws the listener in to that side of the universe that you have been exploring.
Nah, I do that too with things I care about the most: vinyl, beatbox, and music in general. People appreciate someone that’s very passionate about something they’re curious about or at least somewhat interested in or maybe never heard of until now. It motivates/inspires them to dig deeper and be passionate about it as well. I mean, those are pretty much the things I'm passionate about. I'm not that passionate or interested in very many things, but the few things I AM interested in I'm VERY passionate about and all hardcore in on.
Excellent interview, a lot of great questions and entertaining answers with many good takeaways. This was what I was missing from Lolli's vlog, but now I understand why. I hope the cross pollination between your two channels is going to last for a long time, it seems a good way to grow both communities and increase skill and appreciation for everyone involved in the search for the voice of humanity. (person, "Per Sona", a being with sound.)
I feel like i often am really hard with myself, especially with beatboxing. Hearing the motivational words from stitch really means a lot to me and got me back into beliving i can eventually get there. You are probably not going to read this, but thanks a lot.
Dude , I relate so much because there are sounds that you when you try it and then you instantly got it, and then when someone asks "how did you do it" i always answer "i just did it, somehow". And also about the learning of a sound, it really takes time and patience in order to get the sound that you want just like the way i learned liprolls and and its variations for 2 years. This is a really good interview . Big up !!!
I'm really surprised that when talking about sounds that some people just naturally get and that those sounds kind of build the artist that you are, that Stitch didn't bring up the 626 sound. He is (to my knowledge) the only person in the scene that can do it and it is definitely kind of the foundation of his popularity in the community.
You are so genuine Stitch and of course FVM as always. I loved every minute of it. It's so exciting to witness the birth of new talent and this whole new thing. (New to me anyway) I'll be interested to see the new music notation when someone figures that out. All the best for the future, it will be amazing.
I can really relate to Stitch on the imitating others vocals thing. I've spent most of my vocal career copying people, easily for the most part. But now I struggle so hard to find my own voice. Probably something mental related also but it's tough for me. To sing or scream along to something pretty well feels good. Then I'll try to sing acapella and all of a sudden I'm tone deaf or forget how to scream. I lose breathe support, I lose confidence and I give myself stage fright and stop. 😅 what a cycle
really like that collaboration! I liked both yours and her channel even before you both started out doing stuff together so this crossover is just fantastic for me ;D
I was waiting for this long time :). Honestly, I was expecting it on her channel or his channel. Anyway... It's always good to see and hear conversation between people in person. This should have more views.
Love this woman. Shes a girft tonthe comunity. Taking the time to show interest and be so curious and exited is exactky what the scene needs. Also showing that girls can be into beatbox and the many aspects of it too. I see fairy voice mother as a turning point and an inlet for new interests in beatboxing. And after eveyrhingbthe svenes gone through behind the scenes . Its great to have girls be interwsted in it again let alone attend.
11:01 yeah, it's interesting that usually beatboxers that don't do well in competitions, do well in artistic beatboxing, like Show-Go, Bigman. Yes, there are exceptions
I think Leilah Hathaway and Stitch needs to come together and make a choir out of two people with those Polyphonic chords they are producing. And maybe they can teach each other some different technics about how they both had acquired it . 🙏
i am a beatboxer aswell and tbh i think we should do more interviews. why? because i think: 1. it gives so many ideas even to a beatboxer, and its a reminder to not quit. 2. i really want to know more about people who are beatboxing tbh, personally i like stories and why not about something we do and like ? 3. i don't know if I'm just dumb but i really don't know anything about people like dlow, codfish, colaps, zekka, zero... and i think its really bad to not know about people who we learn from. 4. imagine we want to write a story about legend people like in philosophy stuff, don't you guys think we mis some information ? and sorry for my bad English hope you got it :D
I've been seeing a few things between these two, and I can't help but feel some real chemistry and respect at the same time haha! Whether they're going to match up - or just be really great friends trading musical secrets from 2 different parts of the musical spectrum - I'm here for it haha!!
While watchin interview just only one thought keep distracting me: what IF Stich and Mother just make a song together. So lovely duet. And maybe one day we might see how hadnsome and talanted their kids are. Just maybe. P.S. Great interview. Love it. Keep it up BBX International Peace from Crimea UPD. Stich, if you reading it, just know, bro, you're realy cool inspiring persong. Love your music UPD2. Ask her out on a date (:
But yeah actually makes sense he can't do throat bass cuz his main focus growing up was singing... that's a lot sodter on the throat...i grew up on metal, so that gutteral growl has been something i grew up with and became more natural to me...but he's right in a lot of aspects about certain skills, i never do anything to be the best, i do things for enjoyment, but I'll never be able to lip roll base, i believe my mouth is not the proper shape and structure and what not to perform that, my lips are naturally tight and that technique requires loose lips...
yes i would havehad 2 years experience already but everytime i tried practicing it i just feel ashamed and embarassed even if no ones ther maybe one day ill get it
Check out Lolli's vlog at the Florida Beatbox Festival! th-cam.com/video/BtGJHf521zQ/w-d-xo.html
BAHAHAHAHA I get so sidetracked whenever I answer any question 😂😂😂 sorry guys, I tend to go on and on whenever I'm talking about stuff that makes me excited (in this case beatboxing). Either way, I still had tons of fun! Was lovely meeting Loli & her family! Shoutout to Justin from BBX INT for making it possible! 🔥🔥🔥
I found your answers quite entertaining. If someone is excited about a topic, it shows, and it draws the listener in to that side of the universe that you have been exploring.
I LOVED how you didn’t rush or make it boring! People like me do want to know your personality better! You’re a cool dude
You said fundamental things
Nah, I do that too with things I care about the most: vinyl, beatbox, and music in general. People appreciate someone that’s very passionate about something they’re curious about or at least somewhat interested in or maybe never heard of until now. It motivates/inspires them to dig deeper and be passionate about it as well. I mean, those are pretty much the things I'm passionate about. I'm not that passionate or interested in very many things, but the few things I AM interested in I'm VERY passionate about and all hardcore in on.
I think she likes you little bit more than you think haha
Esh 💜
esh!!
Fairy voice mother is an all round class act
Nah she's a singer
@@wooshbait36 huehuehue
@@Romez27 Singers are the worst people
Beatbox Community and Fairy Voice Mother is the crossover event of the century I didn't know would happen and am so happy did.
Enjoyed this video a lot! Would be cool to see more personal interviews like this with other artists.
Stay tuned. The full length interviews from the other beatboxers she interviewed at the event will be dropping soon.
Excellent interview, a lot of great questions and entertaining answers with many good takeaways. This was what I was missing from Lolli's vlog, but now I understand why. I hope the cross pollination between your two channels is going to last for a long time, it seems a good way to grow both communities and increase skill and appreciation for everyone involved in the search for the voice of humanity. (person, "Per Sona", a being with sound.)
Profound!
I feel like i often am really hard with myself, especially with beatboxing. Hearing the motivational words from stitch really means a lot to me and got me back into beliving i can eventually get there.
You are probably not going to read this, but thanks a lot.
You are always welcome!
Damn he really read that
So much fun, glad to have the full interview to watch, looking forward to seeing the others!
Meilleure cameraman 😂👌🏼
Super interview btw ! And super artist choose for this !
idk why but she reminds me of Marry Jane from Spiderman 1
Damn so thats why her face looks so familiar
2:34 - The tickle
Protect these guys at all cost
Dude , I relate so much because there are sounds that you when you try it and then you instantly got it, and then when someone asks "how did you do it" i always answer "i just did it, somehow". And also about the learning of a sound, it really takes time and patience in order to get the sound that you want just like the way i learned liprolls and and its variations for 2 years.
This is a really good interview . Big up !!!
I'm really surprised that when talking about sounds that some people just naturally get and that those sounds kind of build the artist that you are, that Stitch didn't bring up the 626 sound. He is (to my knowledge) the only person in the scene that can do it and it is definitely kind of the foundation of his popularity in the community.
5:50 LOOOOOLLLL 😂
Loved that interview. both are just so lovely people and i really hope to see more of Lolli, maybe even on this channel
she's a great great listener
You are so genuine Stitch and of course FVM as always. I loved every minute of it. It's so exciting to witness the birth of new talent and this whole new thing. (New to me anyway) I'll be interested to see the new music notation when someone figures that out. All the best for the future, it will be amazing.
I can really relate to Stitch on the imitating others vocals thing. I've spent most of my vocal career copying people, easily for the most part. But now I struggle so hard to find my own voice. Probably something mental related also but it's tough for me. To sing or scream along to something pretty well feels good. Then I'll try to sing acapella and all of a sudden I'm tone deaf or forget how to scream. I lose breathe support, I lose confidence and I give myself stage fright and stop. 😅 what a cycle
I love them both! The interest and passion for the artwork is oozing from them!
really like that collaboration! I liked both yours and her channel even before you both started out doing stuff together so this crossover is just fantastic for me ;D
Such insightful and fun questions. No boring moment or any dips in quality of questions and answers.
I was waiting for this long time :). Honestly, I was expecting it on her channel or his channel. Anyway... It's always good to see and hear conversation between people in person. This should have more views.
What a nice interview! And daaamn, Stitch just trying out beatboxing and instantly gets it, amazing! 😂
Stich is such a nice guy. I wish i could talk to him one day irl
Love this woman. Shes a girft tonthe comunity. Taking the time to show interest and be so curious and exited is exactky what the scene needs. Also showing that girls can be into beatbox and the many aspects of it too.
I see fairy voice mother as a turning point and an inlet for new interests in beatboxing. And after eveyrhingbthe svenes gone through behind the scenes . Its great to have girls be interwsted in it again let alone attend.
11:01 yeah, it's interesting that usually beatboxers that don't do well in competitions, do well in artistic beatboxing, like Show-Go, Bigman. Yes, there are exceptions
I think Leilah Hathaway and Stitch needs to come together and make a choir out of two people with those Polyphonic chords they are producing. And maybe they can teach each other some different technics about how they both had acquired it . 🙏
Best beatbox interview I've seen yet
i am a beatboxer aswell and tbh i think we should do more interviews. why? because i think:
1. it gives so many ideas even to a beatboxer, and its a reminder to not quit.
2. i really want to know more about people who are beatboxing tbh, personally i like stories and why not about something we do and like ?
3. i don't know if I'm just dumb but i really don't know anything about people like dlow, codfish, colaps, zekka, zero... and i think its really bad to not know about people who we learn from.
4. imagine we want to write a story about legend people like in philosophy stuff, don't you guys think we mis some information ?
and sorry for my bad English hope you got it :D
Great vid! Wish to see more of this sick collab!
Sticht is so inspirieng!
6:18
"I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 bass kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one bass kick 10,000 times.”
- Bass Lee
this video make me want to learn and explore beatboxing again 😭
They should be together
I still believe i have the most insane throat bass especially on mic...shits insane how low and deep i can get
I've been seeing a few things between these two, and I can't help but feel some real chemistry and respect at the same time haha! Whether they're going to match up - or just be really great friends trading musical secrets from 2 different parts of the musical spectrum - I'm here for it haha!!
I learned vibration bass 2 years before finally getting throat bass 😂😂
1:22 this hits hard for me ngl
Stitch is like a beatbox professor
While watchin interview just only one thought keep distracting me: what IF Stich and Mother just make a song together. So lovely duet.
And maybe one day we might see how hadnsome and talanted their kids are. Just maybe.
P.S. Great interview. Love it. Keep it up BBX International
Peace from Crimea
UPD. Stich, if you reading it, just know, bro, you're realy cool inspiring persong. Love your music
UPD2. Ask her out on a date (:
0:58
But yeah actually makes sense he can't do throat bass cuz his main focus growing up was singing... that's a lot sodter on the throat...i grew up on metal, so that gutteral growl has been something i grew up with and became more natural to me...but he's right in a lot of aspects about certain skills, i never do anything to be the best, i do things for enjoyment, but I'll never be able to lip roll base, i believe my mouth is not the proper shape and structure and what not to perform that, my lips are naturally tight and that technique requires loose lips...
Nice
i just got polyphonic in seconds wtf...i guess the video was worth for me damnnnn
🔥🔥🔥 hopefully someone else learns the 626 next 😂😂
Very good video !!!!! ESH!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
yes i would havehad 2 years experience already but everytime i tried practicing it i just feel ashamed and embarassed even if no ones ther maybe one day ill get it
Loli and Stitch ❤
This date was so cute
Did stitch invent polyphonic ?😮
what happend with the background?
she wants you. even my blind rabbit can see that.
😂