FINESSE 1 beat juggling Biggie's "Unbelievable"

After 6 years of nothing, IM BACK FOLKS!!! Here's a routine I have had in my head for eons and finally put it down to kick my channel off. Definitely the hardest routine I've come up with. Go ahead and Favorite, Comment, or Subscribe because there will be plenty more to come...

[@CenCalWeedCultivator]

Ignore the haters bro. They don't know how hard it is to beat juggle, and learn intricate patterns. Props to you bro. those juggles are FIRE!

[@Durteeharry78]

Man, that is too slick

[@rodgerickcopeland9389]

Finally man. Glad to see you are back at it!!!!!!

[@djfinesse1]

lol, yeah finally right? definitely stay tuned, going to be pumping out a lot of content here in the next few months

[@am.garcia4772]

Some of the best juggling I've ever seen, keep it up! Also your tutorials are a life saver. Respect

[@reynaldorivera5765]

Not 2 put dude down but if that's some of the best you've ever seen, I recommend that u get up on Jazzy Jeff, Scratch Bastid, Mix Master Mike, Kid Capri, The Exacutioners...I can go on & on.

[@djfinesse1]

@@reynaldorivera5765 i challenge you to find any videos of jazzy juggles like this(a party rock dj that only does basic backspinning and chopped/screwed style chasing and basic doubling and tripling). Scratch bastid(a scratcher and party rock dj that does much of the same...basic backspinning/doubling/trippling). MMM, much of the same. They dont juggle like this. Kid capri, don't make me laugh my dude, lol. Another party rock dj that is even more basic than those previously mentioned. He cant even let a track play longer than 30 sec(usually just a chorus), lol. Obviously xmen are a great suggestion, but you should point the man down that path. Babu, p-trix, craze, a-trak, roli rol, angelo, and list goes on. But a majority of your suggestions aint really in the same realm. No hate, one love, but speaking only facts.

[@kaosstraxx4119]

@@reynaldorivera5765 funnY😅

[@jamesm2630]

This shit is sick I like it

[@mushyfooproductions]

heavy

[@bouviafranklin3991]

Yo can you please beat juggle das efx

[@donbishop9910]

Mista Sinista already has a routine with this, this is disrespectful to use this after him.!!!!

[@djfinesse1]

Don Bishop u don't know what ur talking about. It's homage, not disrespect. N I flipped it way different than him. we were actually chilling n I showed it to him. He dug it.

[@reynaldorivera5765]

Facts. No comparison. No competition.

[@djfinesse1]

@@reynaldorivera5765 who are you claiming is speaking facts?

[@robswift1551]

I mean this respectfully, my intentions here are not to troll or antagonize you in any way Finesse but, this isn't your style my dude. This is the X-men/X-ecutioners style of "Beat Juggling". In this video I see a mixture of Mista Sinista, Steve Dee, Total Eclipse and myself.

[@djfinesse1]

Well that makes sense considering you guys are my biggest influence since days of shure turntablism 101 on the VHS. Except for the 1/2 pattern, which u taught me, every other pattern I've ever done through this medium or not is self taught, so whether they have been done before or not, they are still my own=my style out of your guys influence.

[@robswift1551]

djfinesse1 I hear you Finesse. The influence the X-men have had on you is evident within the frames of this video. You might have taught yourself how to execute the patterns but the patterns themselves were created before you. And so claiming them to be your style is misleading. Let's say you find yourself walking across a beach and stumble across a watch with a few beads missing, and you take a liking to this watch so you keep it with the intentions of replacing those beads. Making the watch look like new again doesn't make you the watch maker. The X-men are the authors of your so called "style", and what you're doing in this video is interpreting our style. Please understand I don't mean anything personal by my comments. I'm just very protective of what Steve Dee and the rest of the X-men started.

[@melundank1039]

so everyone that ever beat juggled is bitting the x men........blind alley juggle isn't babu's style??

[@djfinesse1]

been on a serious hiatus, but I'm going to be jumping back into my channel heavy, so I wanted to re open this debate. 1st though, you claim not to troll but your channel has 38 subscribers and 2 uploads. THE ACTUAL Rob Swift channel has near 5,000 subscribers and way more uploads. I invite you to discuss this off the actual Swift channel, otherwise your the worst kind of clown. Claiming style thievery when your stealing a dudes name and image, WOW.

[@djfinesse1]

in regards to the actual discussion though... sports analogy time. Let's use the offensive side of basketball and discuss the fundamental basics required. Dribble, Pass, and Shoot I think we can all agree is all that is needed to function at the basic level. Well, all we are doing in juggling mainly is very basic techniques(single, doubling, tripling, and tap pause with break down essentially). We highlight the simple with the way we choose to rearrange tracks and sounds(patterns). Now when you get into body tricks and maybe stuff like a P-trix power cut juggle. Then yes, flare and style is added much like a steph curry ankle breaker, Lebron Power Slam or something from my time, the Dream Shake/nasty Iverson Cross overs. But ultimately and overall, your not doing that, your just dribbling, passing, and shooting(basic level). So for one player to claim that someone and everyone else for that matter, plays exactly like him and biting style because they can basic dribble, pass, and shoot is Ludacris.

[@pedrodavid4442]

took too long to start

[@ibm456]

I'm sorry but i just dont get it. What's so fun about listening to this incoherent juggling?.

[@djfinesse1]

Its not for everybody, some people like it though

[@pulleblack62]

You have to have an ear & feel for it..you recreate the original composition in real time usually@ the same pitch or double time

[@reynaldorivera5765]

Holy s___! Go back 2 ur rock & crawl back under it!