Yeah.... Upcoming Mcce from kenya.I go by name Mcee Amazing Moses. Am on your Chanel to improve my mc skills

May 31,2024 will be my first ever virtual emcee for culminating event with JPMAP organization. Thank you so much for the tips !

emceeing my first event in a week. It's a banquet for a cadet group's end of year, and i think the tips you provided can really help out me and my vice pmc. We had initially planned to make a document full of jokes and improv the rest, but youve given us some insight for a better way to do that. Thank you!!

Thumbs up, Devon👍

This video was awesome

Great help for my first time coordinating an upcoming event. Thank you!

Thank you

Watching from Zimbabwe

Invaluable ❤❤❤

I've used the audience involvement and it's life saver. Also, I love the transition from the audience involvement to a story. I will try this next time. Thank you Devon.👊🏿

these are great and really practical tips, Devon! I have been using the #1 element, but will try to start bringing the audience in with the +3 as well! How do you apply this technique with 'fly-in' speakers. In some cases I am introducing either VVIPs who will just show up five minutes before the speaking time and then do their spot, or I may be on stage as they arrive (even stalling and entertaining the audience until they arrive) and so may not get a chance to to have the pre-chat. Is this a 'non-negotiable' element of your speaking engagements, or do you have a different approach for fly-ins?

To think this is three years old. I see why you are the best in the world. I plan on coming in behind you brother. How can I see more of your content? My name is is Justin. Hope to link up with you at some point. This video is timeless😁🔥

very clear. i particular like the point of 'not to infuse the speaker ego, it's for the audience!'

helpful & authentic as u are!

Great Devon as always. I have been viewing your videos and using your techniques for sometime. They've paid off! I recently signed with a city for emcee services. I'm looking to introduce our city officials better. One question? Do you always first ask the audience a question regarding the "One Big Idea"? It may be a little difficult for a city officials audience(Example: introducing the Mayor). Any suggestion are welcome.Thank you again for the 1+3 formula.

love you brother

You are bad ass my man. Have already subscribed for a great reason. Getting great value from you and your energy. Love you brethren.

I had to subscribe. I appreciate what you bring to the stage and thank you brother. Love you

I am going for an Audition for an MC for an event for a group called bone thugz n harmony. Who happens to be my favorite group ever. This is my first time doing this but I have some of the best energy of anyone I know and meet. I’m excited and I am glad to be going for an audition for this so thank you for this content that you have provided if there are any other suggestions or comments that you might be able to provide for a first time or going for an audition, I will be looking for, a response message and hopes that you might take a minute to help guide me along this journey coming up in two days

So helpful. Thank you

A lot of thanx 🙏

Having an event tomorrow and I feel very nervous, awesome listening to your tips

Hey Devon. Great tips! Looking forward to implementing during my 2nd wedding gig 🎉. Do you have any tips for wedding MCs?

YIKES - I MESSED UP! Hey KZbin Real quick... I just re-watched this video and realized I did a horrible job explaining the "W" in W.A.V.E. (The Welcome) So, I figured I'd make this little post for as a better explanation. The first step of the WAVE framework is the Welcome. Now, let me be clear, this is more than just a greeting; it's your golden opportunity to create a connection with every single person in the room. Imagine walking into two different events. At the first event, you're met with a generic, monotone 'Good evening, everyone' from the emcee. It's bland and forgettable, and you blend into the crowd, feeling more like a ticket number than a valued attendee. Now, picture the second event. As you enter, the emcee glows, saying something like, 'Welcome, friends! Whether it’s your first time joining us, or you’re a familiar face in our community, we’re thrilled to have each of you here. Together, we're about to embark on a remarkable journey where you’’ discover….’ This time, you feel seen, acknowledged, and part of something special. That’s the power of a well-scripted welcome. When you script the welcome for your next event, do: 1. Be Inclusive: Recognize the diversity of your audience. Whether they are seasoned attendees or first-timers, local guests, or international delegates, make sure each person feels specifically addressed and welcomed. 2. Show Genuine Enthusiasm: Your energy sets the event's energy. A warm, enthusiastic welcome can energize the audience and build anticipation for what's to come. Let your tone convey your excitement about the event and its value to attendees. 3. Create a Sense of Belonging: Use your welcome to foster a community feeling. Phrases like "We're thrilled to have you here," or "We're in this together" can go a long way in making your audience feel like they're part of something special. I hope this helps better explain what I meant to communicate in the video!

This is awesome. So grateful I stumbled on this goldmine. Such a useful resource for both upcoming and experienced MCs. So many points resonate with me; the part of not being a Comedian is such a relief.😂 God bless you for sharing so freely and so authentically.

Excellent!

Lovely ❤

Tnx for the tips. Hope I'll be a better host someday ☺️ Subbed

You are too much

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Awesome, awesome, Devon. Your energy is contagious 😂

Amazing video 👏👏

The Dentist seminar sounds like you were pulling teeth 😂

Hey Devon! What an absolutely fantastic video! Thank you immensely for generously sharing your invaluable experience and knowledge with us all. Your tips were simply superb; each one resonated deeply with me. I can't wait to put them into action this Sunday at my friend's wedding! 😊

Thank you very much for this video. I learned a lot 😁😁😁

lm speechless Devon.. thank u so much!

Wow just amazing ❤

Thank you. Love all your videos!

P r o m o s m

Thank you so much man... This is so lovely. You've earned yourself a listener. Brilliant!

I agree 100%

Like i see how you hide your nerves and shame under the smile, so proffessional.... But i feel like am alittle too low like my voice, cant i be an EMCEE

Thank you for this ❤ hosting and event tomorrow. Gonna say these are good tips

Thank you, this helped a lot.

First time listening to you but I can see why you’re in demand. I’m an artist but today I’m playing emcee with my co-host @ a weekend music festival in Barbados called Silkroad. Your pointers, energy and insight is highly imperative 🙏🏾👑🖤 Keep shining brother

Watching you from Jamaica and I hear, " Big up to Jamaica" ........subscribed same time...though I was already planning to

Keep going Sir thank you ❤🎉

This is gold

SERVE -- i needed this one. thank you!

God bless you, sir!