Fun fact D-Low after his final round went so hard that he did need to take a break to recover. But generally beatboxers dont have sore throats after the contest or a routine. That usually happens when we practice or start learn a new technique. (These guys have mastered it to a point it doesnt hurt unless they do it for literally half a day in dlows case)
Wait so... I can do throat bass, so you're telling me it won't hurt as long as I keep doing it? I can do lip oscillation, Middle tounge bass, chest bass, growl, and inward bass.
btw when he was using that machine, he wasn’t actually using it bc they aren’t allowed to do that in solo battles like that. unless the competition was a loopstation one which i recommend you watch they aren’t allowed to he mimicked what the machine would do :)
I might be late to add on this but rhytmind used loopstation in his round before dlow so dlow was just memeing acting like he is using a loop while just doing it on the go
@@roberttokrezic4195 Except with Rhytmind, it's pretty clear that he is not using it. With d-low, it's much harder to spot. That is why it was such a great counter.
D low is my favourite beatboxer, and will remain to exceed everyone’s expectations. If he had competed in This years GBB he would have smacked everyone.
i genuinely think it would've been another d-low zekka or d-low colaps final depending on the order of matches. not 100% sure he'd have taken the win though.
There are many great beat boxers for all sorts of styles . But Dlow has the most variety . His 2019 winners gbb comp is awesome . Dlow is the best in the world. He has so many sounds. And he makes very catchy routines too .
Yeah, I feel like D Low is the best allround. His flow is impeccable, his timing, the sheer insane amount of sounds, the clarity of each sound, the creativity and catchiness of the routines. Everything is top notch.
16:35 It really hurts when you just start learning throat sounds. But because the throat is a muscle, you get used to it overtime and you don't feel anything after some time. Not overpracticing at first is quite important though.
A fun fact is if you watch the full finals, you'll see that D-low's last round in the finals was a complete counter to Zekka's round before it. He's an otherworldly talent.
D-low got 2nd place in two different categories at the GBB in 2018, GBB being one of, if not the most prestigious beatbox competitions there is. He then went one to score a 2nd place and a 1st place across two categories in 2019. Don’t know how much he competed other than the Kickback battle considering corona but I’m pretty sure he’s be undefeated for a very long time now, since 2019 at least if not even since his loss in 2018. So basically I think most people would agree that he is currently the guy to beat, maybe not everyone’s favourite beatboxer or musician but definetly the best battle beatboxer. Though to be fair we have not seen him battle the winner of GBB 2021 yet (they battles in 2019 but not since), a competition that D-low was a part of judging instead of competing.
Idk if anyone commented but the round where he was “using the devices”, it was just for show. The guy he was battling did the same thing. Beatboxing in a way that sounds like they are using the devices, but everything was from his mouth. Insane!
Oh my god he reminds me of the time I first heard d-low so much. I always knew about beatbox as a kid but never followed it, only recently like late 2020 - 2021 found myself curious about it again and it led me to Alem, then D-low. My brain also melted to both of them haha.
learning a very low bass or a very high sound hurt your throat at the beggining but after a bit of time, then you work enough in that sound, your throat doesn't hurt like before. So, he can have cramps on his jaw or being really thirsty but his throat doesn't really hurt. (i'm not a native speaker, be kind please)
That high pitched sound you keep hearing is actually not his throat, he's not using his voice at all to do that. If you look closely you can see he bites his lip, and then he sucks in air to make that sound (not that simple, but trying to simplify it a little). A lot of sounds are made just with lips being in a certain position. Like 17:35 "BITE my lip"
Now you understand, d-low is the GOAT of beatboxing. He's a legend that's so scary to face. Me and the bbx community would love for you to keep reacting to bbx! 🔥❤️
Yes, thank you for doing another beatbox reaction. D-Low 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥. Almost everyone in the community are beatboxers. Beatboxing doesn’t really hurt cause by the time you learn the sounds, you’ll be used to it but most sounds doesn’t come from the throat.
@@TypicalTaner Some people do get really sore after big live events though. When the hype is real it's easy to go overboard destroy your throat for a while and what not🙃
you cant convince me there's a single beatboxer out there better than D-Low. Btw I subscribed, your reactions were brilliant, hilarious and very entertaining, keep up the great work
To answer your question… yes it hurts. But you can train it so you are able to hold sounds like the inward bass, throat bass or vibration bass for a very long time. If you want to learn/ train it, you need a lot of water or some tea. To master a bass like these, it needs years. You get it in like a week and then you have to master it and improve yourself.
@@TypicalTaner i can do an inward + throat/vibration bass routine for about 4 min straight... after that u need atleast 0,5l water or somethin like that
I'm too lazy to read all the other comments but all of the battles from grand beatbox battle 2021 are worth watching. Always excited to see more people getting into beatboxing.
Well to answer you question, after doing something hard like this yes our throats do hurt and there’s times we’re we will get dry mouth and so we drink a lot of water to soothe the pain
D-low is extremely unique in his sound combos and style hahaha, maybe your brain needs to listen to someone a bit less technical 😂 I recommend Wing, Show-Go, and Codfish. Lol Also, a doctor examined the Tom Thum's throat (very famous beatboxer) and it's completely fine, humans are super adaptable after all :D
If you are practiced enough, you can make the sounds that D-Low makes every day without much issue. It's amazing how many sounds I can make that used to be impossible for me and now I can just do them without any problems. Your mouth and throat are muscles that can be trained like any other muscles.
Love these reactions watched every second. Yes Dlow won but the final was very close. He battled Zekka another insane beatboxer. I recommend watching the Zekka kickback battle compilation just like dlows, they have veeery different styles. Dlow and Zekka are both very unique beatboxers
Strong ass tea, steaming voice cords and sinus and technique are key. Lots of guys loose there voice toward the end of comp. You absolutely can exhaust, over work and even damage your cords with some techniques. You have to listen to your body and exercise the muscles your using to be able to do on this level and have a normal voice left forsure.
To answer your question about does it hurt your throat. Not really, it's kinda like exercising any other muscle, you build up a tolerance to stuff and can handle it without pain. I'm no where near this kind of level and they are doing sounds I can't but in my experience and from what I've heard them talk about this isn't enough to make their throat hurt, just slightly tired ig
16:46 ur question around here, it knda depends if you use a style that is heavy on your throat, then yes it may hurt, but a lot of beatboxers mainly use sounds that come from the lips, tongue, teeth, or literally just air, so sometimes it won't hurt that much beatboxing, and with some vocal training a.k.a. getting used to it, your throat won't hurt too much while using specific throat sounds
When beatboxing, it does hurt, quite a bit sometimes. We drink lots of water and take many breaks during practice to get used to the different felling of certain sounds
on a serious note, the last 2 years D-Low has gone so hard in growing his beatboxing that nobody has or can touch him atm, theres some good up and coming talent but right now D-Low is the goat and just continues to come up with new sounds and mixes. You should check his YT he stream a lot.
The deep bass noises are really all that hurt, and it's sorta like metal screaming or growling it can hurt if you haven't built up to it or push too hard and sometimes just by dumb coincidence, but once you've got a good handle on it usually doesn't but you need to hydrate a lil extra
1 of the best. Noooo the Beatboxer on earth.its a guy better we no it....or can a guy be better in years..im 35 i love Beatbox when i was 15 but i cant soo good nd so clean beatbox like d low he is an 👽........i love this @ 7:55
After beatboxing ur throat feels fine. People like dlow do this shit for hours everyday so a battle is just normal for him. We do drink a lot of water and tea wt honey and shit like that but ur throat feels normal
I've been beatboxing for 11 years now and from my experience your throat hurts maybe the first year or so but like anything you condition it so that it doesn't, dont get me wrong after an hour of non stop practice it tickles the back of your throat but nothing water can't deal with.
The reason he still had breath is because some of the noises they makes they are technically inhaling air. You should check out MB14 LA Cup Showcase. Best beatbox looper and amazing voice. He’s a legend
To answer your question about pain: your throat consists of muscled and like every other muscle you can train it. As a beginner my throat was hurting a few times but nowadays i can spam whatever i want, the only thing you gotta do is drink enough water or else your throat is getting too sore to controll bass sounds
Honestly it's differ from which sound you use and your mastery over it and in general in a live battle you don't want try things you don't master. Soo we're not hurt After a battle, it's more during the learning time ahah
your throat doesnt really hurt after beatboxing even for a long time just because your throat gets used to it no real pain is caused the only time it might hurt is when you first learn the sound after that you get used to it and you can do it for a pretty long time
If you practice throat bass everyday, it doesn't really hurt. Certain styles hurt worse than others, but if you're regularly practicing it's not too bad. If you use throat bass nonstop for a long time, it can definitely hurt though. Some people even damage their vocal cords when they are learning because they don't stop when it starts to hurt.
That a bit much bro cuz he is the best at battling In his prime but if we talk solo elimination many could win. Some people have really good routines rivalling Dan like inertia. But he is one of the best
There is some sounds that kinda hurt like teeth chatters and some throat basses but if you only do them for a short time each day it doesnt hurt so after a min and half it shouldnt hurt really unless you bite your tounge, i’ve done that a few times
Oh yeah deffinatly but what it was mostly with me was doing a sounds too much after I learnt it, I used to get toothache from a certain snare but it just turned out i was doing it wrong and i was doing it for 3-4 hours a day for about a week before i realised what I was doing, also some lip basses and zipper sounds vibrate your lips so much they tickel your mouth and you cant do the sound anymore but this goes after a week or two
Since his lost to codfish in 2018, he hasn't lost to anyone after that day.
He went super saiyan
Wait that’s actually true. Wtf-
Only in tag-team
@@Svenkdaatland but it doesn’t count, if we talk about solos
I think d-low should win that too
Fun fact D-Low after his final round went so hard that he did need to take a break to recover. But generally beatboxers dont have sore throats after the contest or a routine. That usually happens when we practice or start learn a new technique. (These guys have mastered it to a point it doesnt hurt unless they do it for literally half a day in dlows case)
i didnt know that, interesting to know, and im not surprised either, it is the circle of death after all
@@xd3athclawx554 yeah he revealed in a stream later that it took him like over 5 hours to get that perfect take but cant remember exactly
True according to Bill Nye
Wait so... I can do throat bass, so you're telling me it won't hurt as long as I keep doing it?
I can do lip oscillation, Middle tounge bass, chest bass, growl, and inward bass.
@@Pounamu104 im saying it will hurt all the while your practicing but after a while you will get the technique just right so it doesnt hurt any more
btw when he was using that machine, he wasn’t actually using it bc they aren’t allowed to do that in solo battles like that. unless the competition was a loopstation one which i recommend you watch they aren’t allowed to he mimicked what the machine would do :)
That’s WILD!! I had no idea, I thought he was saving the audio. That is insane!!
I might be late to add on this but rhytmind used loopstation in his round before dlow so dlow was just memeing acting like he is using a loop while just doing it on the go
@@roberttokrezic4195 Except with Rhytmind, it's pretty clear that he is not using it. With d-low, it's much harder to spot. That is why it was such a great counter.
Explaing to normise is
Amazing and hilarious. Big up Beatbox family!
King inertia vs helium gbb 2021. Honestly this might be the best battle in history of GBB.
It's top 5 that's for sure
Its in the top 10 for sure.. but it dose have the #1 counter in gbb
@@TheSinDen codfish vs batako is the best counter, or possibly alexinho vs two.h
I don't know if I can say there is a single best battle though.
D low is my favourite beatboxer, and will remain to exceed everyone’s expectations. If he had competed in This years GBB he would have smacked everyone.
i genuinely think it would've been another d-low zekka or d-low colaps final depending on the order of matches. not 100% sure he'd have taken the win though.
@@BigPapaJustify true cuz both colaps ..River etc. has gotten way better
They had to put him on the judge panel so someone else had a chance lol
There are many great beat boxers for all sorts of styles . But Dlow has the most variety . His 2019 winners gbb comp is awesome . Dlow is the best in the world. He has so many sounds. And he makes very catchy routines too .
Yeah, I feel like D Low is the best allround. His flow is impeccable, his timing, the sheer insane amount of sounds, the clarity of each sound, the creativity and catchiness of the routines. Everything is top notch.
16:44 All beatboxers: *"weakling."*
16:35 It really hurts when you just start learning throat sounds. But because the throat is a muscle, you get used to it overtime and you don't feel anything after some time. Not overpracticing at first is quite important though.
This is the best explanation. Facts
I watch beatbox reactions all the time. YOU SIR have something special. keep them coming bro
Wow. I appreciate that forreal. Thank you. Keeps me motivated 100%.
He absolutely took a month off from deep/heavy bass. He said that in one of his many, many livestreams.
welcome to the communityyyy 😌
A fun fact is if you watch the full finals, you'll see that D-low's last round in the finals was a complete counter to Zekka's round before it. He's an otherworldly talent.
As a beatboxer I can confirm that your throat will hurt after a battle. But water does help a lot.
U need to react to d lows 2019 winners compilation.. Absolute fire from start to end 💯🔥🔥🔥
Edit: okay take my sub!!
I’m definitely checking out some more!!
D-low got 2nd place in two different categories at the GBB in 2018, GBB being one of, if not the most prestigious beatbox competitions there is. He then went one to score a 2nd place and a 1st place across two categories in 2019. Don’t know how much he competed other than the Kickback battle considering corona but I’m pretty sure he’s be undefeated for a very long time now, since 2019 at least if not even since his loss in 2018. So basically I think most people would agree that he is currently the guy to beat, maybe not everyone’s favourite beatboxer or musician but definetly the best battle beatboxer. Though to be fair we have not seen him battle the winner of GBB 2021 yet (they battles in 2019 but not since), a competition that D-low was a part of judging instead of competing.
It would certainly be interesting to see him battle against Colaps once more, Colaps have become a beast.
Idk if anyone commented but the round where he was “using the devices”, it was just for show. The guy he was battling did the same thing. Beatboxing in a way that sounds like they are using the devices, but everything was from his mouth. Insane!
Oh my god he reminds me of the time I first heard d-low so much. I always knew about beatbox as a kid but never followed it, only recently like late 2020 - 2021 found myself curious about it again and it led me to Alem, then D-low. My brain also melted to both of them haha.
learning a very low bass or a very high sound hurt your throat at the beggining but after a bit of time, then you work enough in that sound, your throat doesn't hurt like before. So, he can have cramps on his jaw or being really thirsty but his throat doesn't really hurt. (i'm not a native speaker, be kind please)
I think you should react to the unofficial circle jam 2021. You'll get to see D-low again, and get a taste of some other epic beatboxes.
That high pitched sound you keep hearing is actually not his throat, he's not using his voice at all to do that. If you look closely you can see he bites his lip, and then he sucks in air to make that sound (not that simple, but trying to simplify it a little). A lot of sounds are made just with lips being in a certain position. Like 17:35 "BITE my lip"
Now you understand, d-low is the GOAT of beatboxing. He's a legend that's so scary to face. Me and the bbx community would love for you to keep reacting to bbx! 🔥❤️
Yes, thank you for doing another beatbox reaction. D-Low 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥. Almost everyone in the community are beatboxers. Beatboxing doesn’t really hurt cause by the time you learn the sounds, you’ll be used to it but most sounds doesn’t come from the throat.
That’s how you know a noob when it comes to beatbox. Shits like rocket science to me 😂
@@TypicalTaner Some people do get really sore after big live events though. When the hype is real it's easy to go overboard destroy your throat for a while and what not🙃
@@Slayer_Moon True, I remember King Inertia at 7 to smoke. He gave it his all 4 days straight so his throat needed rest.
Hmmm I dont agree
Had to watch this some more!! Holy smokes!!🤟💕🤟💕
"Guys, that's not human..."
Audical and Tomazacre in the back with their inward bass: "cute~"
you cant convince me there's a single beatboxer out there better than D-Low.
Btw I subscribed, your reactions were brilliant, hilarious and very entertaining, keep up the great work
i really appreciate that!! welcome to the family!
D-low best in the world! recommend any vid of his to check out, especially more recent stuff!
Welcome to the beatbox world, ma man 🙌🏻
Get ready to dive into this Ocean 🌊
🏊 I’m ready haha
dlow isn't out of breath because he use a lot of inward sounds like the "lasers" whiches lip rolls and zippers and d-low's inward bass and other stuff
If you wanna see the battle i recomend for you to react king inertia vs helium gbb 2021
Love your reaction👍🏻
I appreciate you bro!
Beatbox is about practice you do a sound for a thousand of times and you have mastered it congrats🌟💯
Love your reaction, love to watch this keep the beatbox vids coming 👌🏼
Appreciate That!!
This is less of a compilation of D-low and more of a compilation of Taner being a typical non-beatboxer. XD
Lmfao 😂💀. You aren’t lying tho, def not a beatboxer haha.
@@TypicalTaner Welp welcome to the bbx community!! (Which was like 6 months ago but oh well.)
To answer your question… yes it hurts.
But you can train it so you are able to hold sounds like the inward bass, throat bass or vibration bass for a very long time. If you want to learn/ train it, you need a lot of water or some tea.
To master a bass like these, it needs years. You get it in like a week and then you have to master it and improve yourself.
I could imagine it takes a lot of practice and stress on you to get used to it.
@@TypicalTaner i can do an inward + throat/vibration bass routine for about 4 min straight... after that u need atleast 0,5l water or somethin like that
Dan took 5 years to get his inward to the level it is so no doubt in my mind that u are correct but to get the weakest inward bass takes about a week
Your reaction🔥🔥
I'm too lazy to read all the other comments but all of the battles from grand beatbox battle 2021 are worth watching. Always excited to see more people getting into beatboxing.
Well to answer you question, after doing something hard like this yes our throats do hurt and there’s times we’re we will get dry mouth and so we drink a lot of water to soothe the pain
Fun fact: Dlow is the undisputed and 100% guaranteed GOAT
D-Low to beatboxing is like Eminem to rap,he is the goat.
D-Low is a GOAT! Took him many years to be that good.
Nice reaction bro 👍🏽🔥🔥
Thank you!!
for your first time watching D-low this was the needle in the haystack.
He is beatboxing from 2006 so it takes along time to be this good
D-low is extremely unique in his sound combos and style hahaha, maybe your brain needs to listen to someone a bit less technical 😂 I recommend Wing, Show-Go, and Codfish. Lol
Also, a doctor examined the Tom Thum's throat (very famous beatboxer) and it's completely fine, humans are super adaptable after all :D
Welcome to the family ✌️
When you're used to it no harm is felt anymore
If you are practiced enough, you can make the sounds that D-Low makes every day without much issue. It's amazing how many sounds I can make that used to be impossible for me and now I can just do them without any problems. Your mouth and throat are muscles that can be trained like any other muscles.
your throat feels normal. i've never lost my voice, never had issues after doing long routines, unless if you learn new bass and haven't mastered it.
This man is the best beatboxer, he's too good
you NEED to watch river 2021 gbb solo elim, it’s my personal fav, it’s amazing
Love these reactions watched every second. Yes Dlow won but the final was very close. He battled Zekka another insane beatboxer. I recommend watching the Zekka kickback battle compilation just like dlows, they have veeery different styles. Dlow and Zekka are both very unique beatboxers
I appreciate that! I’ll definitely have to check that out, cause this was insane.
He is doing this for 19 years
Give us more beatbox!!!🔥🔥🔥
Strong ass tea, steaming voice cords and sinus and technique are key. Lots of guys loose there voice toward the end of comp. You absolutely can exhaust, over work and even damage your cords with some techniques. You have to listen to your body and exercise the muscles your using to be able to do on this level and have a normal voice left forsure.
To answer your question about does it hurt your throat. Not really, it's kinda like exercising any other muscle, you build up a tolerance to stuff and can handle it without pain. I'm no where near this kind of level and they are doing sounds I can't but in my experience and from what I've heard them talk about this isn't enough to make their throat hurt, just slightly tired ig
looked like my man was crying at 3:11 hahahaha
7:51 🤣 that's how the beatbox itch starts man, pretty soon you'll be boots n cats'n on your own
Lmfao 😂😂
16:46 ur question around here, it knda depends if you use a style that is heavy on your throat, then yes it may hurt, but a lot of beatboxers mainly use sounds that come from the lips, tongue, teeth, or literally just air, so sometimes it won't hurt that much beatboxing, and with some vocal training a.k.a. getting used to it, your throat won't hurt too much while using specific throat sounds
That makes sense , but for sure takes some time to get used to. I appreciate you letting me know!
@@TypicalTaner some of the bass' tomazacre does he said they hurt. But reacting to him isn't wise since he has allegations against him.
Bro has anyone ever told you, you look like the younger version of mike majlak? 🤣❤️ Loved the reaction!
Bro everyone’s been saying that haha 😂😂. I appreciate it though !!
When beatboxing, it does hurt, quite a bit sometimes. We drink lots of water and take many breaks during practice to get used to the different felling of certain sounds
You have to watch Reeps One live in Tokyo. The best beatbox set ever by the legend himself
D-LOWWWWWW THE FUCKING GOOOOAAAAAAATTTTTTTT🐐🐐❤🔥❤🔥🔥🔥🔥
on a serious note, the last 2 years D-Low has gone so hard in growing his beatboxing that nobody has or can touch him atm, theres some good up and coming talent but right now D-Low is the goat and just continues to come up with new sounds and mixes. You should check his YT he stream a lot.
WE GOT ANOTHER ONE BOYS
dlow said after long competitions he throat hurts badly he says it all the time cause hes doing it all day everyday his vocal cords are fried.
I could imagine, seems pretty harsh
The deep bass noises are really all that hurt, and it's sorta like metal screaming or growling it can hurt if you haven't built up to it or push too hard and sometimes just by dumb coincidence, but once you've got a good handle on it usually doesn't but you need to hydrate a lil extra
May I recommend the solo wildcard 2020 winners compilation. Also check out the loopstation battles. Awesome reaction vid man.
I’ll have to check it out. I appreciate it as well, thank you, it means a lot!
1 of the best. Noooo the Beatboxer on earth.its a guy better we no it....or can a guy be better in years..im 35 i love Beatbox when i was 15 but i cant soo good nd so clean beatbox like d low he is an 👽........i love this @ 7:55
Lmfao how’d i do 🤣🤣🤣
Hey yooo Taner. New viewer here and I follow all these beatboxers. You HAVE TO react to MB14 vs Saro loopstation battle 2017. You won't regret it.
Got youuuuu. Appreciate you.
For the most part ur throat is alright after like 4 rounds its getting hard depends cause Bass Beatboxers are hurt earlier
also if you liked this you will love 2021 GBB WILDCARD WINNERS or DLOW 2019 COMPLATION you we be speechless after i promise you.
You must watch D-low GBB 2019 🔥🔥
after doing it for a long time it doesn’t hurt your throat anymore as long as your drinking lots of water and things like honey and tea
i beatbox myself, at the start your throat hurts alot if u do throat bass for example. but you get used to it rlly quickly
D-loooooooow 🔥🔥🔥🔥
🔥🔥🔥 so tough!!
Just incase you didn't know, he wasn't actually using the loop machine, it was a prop cuz his opponent at the time did the same, it's a rebuttal.
yeah dlow said his throat hurt after these battles
correct my throat hurts after alot of battle. more than an hour is hurtful. remember that you were watching a compilation soo it didn't hurt him
You should react to the battles of the kickbackbattle there you can see who battled against d-low
After beatboxing ur throat feels fine. People like dlow do this shit for hours everyday so a battle is just normal for him. We do drink a lot of water and tea wt honey and shit like that but ur throat feels normal
Dlow Judge Showcase GBB 21. You gotta!
Dlow compilation gbb 2019 it's 🔥🔥
Zekka's Runner Up compilation nowww
react to d lows 2019 winners compilation its gonna be amazing
16:40 It feels fine because we beatbox every day all day, so we are used to it.
I've been beatboxing for 11 years now and from my experience your throat hurts maybe the first year or so but like anything you condition it so that it doesn't, dont get me wrong after an hour of non stop practice it tickles the back of your throat but nothing water can't deal with.
It doesnt hurt after a while.. there is a world record in bbx over 24 hrs long in a raw
hey man. new to the channel and i honestly didnt know how to say ur name, as taner sounds like it should be said ( tay-ner ) to me
The reason he still had breath is because some of the noises they makes they are technically inhaling air. You should check out MB14 LA Cup Showcase. Best beatbox looper and amazing voice. He’s a legend
cant agree more on mb14
To answer your question about pain: your throat consists of muscled and like every other muscle you can train it.
As a beginner my throat was hurting a few times but nowadays i can spam whatever i want, the only thing you gotta do is drink enough water or else your throat is getting too sore to controll bass sounds
That makes sense. Gotta stay hydrated to make it work.
When you never have seen HIGHEST LEVEL of beatboxing this can be pretty mindblowing - welcome on board ESH!
Honestly it's differ from which sound you use and your mastery over it and in general in a live battle you don't want try things you don't master. Soo we're not hurt After a battle, it's more during the learning time ahah
When your learning your thoart hurts but once you been doing it awhile it don't hurt at all. If it does your doing something wrong.
Gotta master the technique for sure!
React to all SHOW CASE from dlow. ALL IS ABSOLUTILY INSANE.
I heard that DLow has 1000+ sounds in his repertoire
your throat doesnt really hurt after beatboxing even for a long time just because your throat gets used to it no real pain is caused the only time it might hurt is when you first learn the sound after that you get used to it and you can do it for a pretty long time
Dlow is the best beatboxer in the world 🔥🔥🔥
If you practice throat bass everyday, it doesn't really hurt. Certain styles hurt worse than others, but if you're regularly practicing it's not too bad. If you use throat bass nonstop for a long time, it can definitely hurt though. Some people even damage their vocal cords when they are learning because they don't stop when it starts to hurt.
You should react to hiss. He has such nice melodies
The only info you need about dlow is that he's the best solo beatboxer there's ever been.
That a bit much bro cuz he is the best at battling In his prime but if we talk solo elimination many could win. Some people have really good routines rivalling Dan like inertia. But he is one of the best
You really really need to react to Gene Shinozaki GBB21 Elimination Showcase
There is some sounds that kinda hurt like teeth chatters and some throat basses but if you only do them for a short time each day it doesnt hurt so after a min and half it shouldnt hurt really unless you bite your tounge, i’ve done that a few times
I got you, but I’m sure just starting out and learning, it takes longer time to adjust for sure.
Oh yeah deffinatly but what it was mostly with me was doing a sounds too much after I learnt it, I used to get toothache from a certain snare but it just turned out i was doing it wrong and i was doing it for 3-4 hours a day for about a week before i realised what I was doing, also some lip basses and zipper sounds vibrate your lips so much they tickel your mouth and you cant do the sound anymore but this goes after a week or two