Tips to be a better MC or Event Host

[@TonyTeeNeto]

"Don't sound like a douchebag!" LMAO! This is my favorite so far. Gold, Jason. PRACTICE OUT LOUD. Rehearse your intros. See at as a performance, and your approach will change completely. Rock on, brother.

[@paulparrinello2526]

JSG Jeff Scott Gould is the best MC/ Host I have ever seen on you tube! Show his performance on your videos! He is very smooth! Thumbs up Jason

[@djnikko]

No more ladies & gentleman. Another option that I find works here in the South is "Friends & Family" or "Family & Friends" in your natural voice.

[@Jason_Jani]

family and friends not vice versa... but you dont need to say that, the people know who they are.

[@djnikko]

@@Jason_Jani No doubt. Thanks for dedicating your time to help the world out.

[@DJDemby]

"Less is more" has always been my motto. More DJs need to embrace that mentality. Happy to hear a leader in the industry encouraging the same! 🔥👍🔥❤️

[@Jason_Jani]

Its been that way for me since day one.

[@mikeblades]

Tip 4.5 = If you genuinely smile, they will hear it when your talking. Tip 6.5 = I found that i set up the mic EQ/volume and test how it sounds out on the dancefloor before the event begins. you can then fine tune it so that by the time the event starts, you mic level and clear voice shine for the event

[@Jason_Jani]

Thanks for contributing.

[@megawaatthedj]

J Jani with Jedi Tips Salute 2 U

[@gerryfreedom1]

Thank you so much Jason! WOW it's like my late father was speaking through you!! He was a Radio announcer & Voice over professional and he use to give me the same tidbits before I did an event all the time.. Your so on point 1000%!

[@Jason_Jani]

Thank you Gerry!

[@DJ5HY]

You are seriously dropping some knowledge! Thank you so much for supplying us with your hard won wisdom. I have learned a TON from you during the last year and a half.

[@DJMichaelKhoury]

Thank you for all you do Jason! Your content is so helpful!

[@teohaddad977]

Thank you for this!

[@zfoxx1219]

Hey Jason love the advise. I'm new to DJing and want to be the best thanks for all you are doing.

[@NorCalProSound]

Love the bullet points here! This is helpful for DJ's at all levels of experience, at the end of the day, fundamentals are essential. I'd love to see a video or series of videos on your preparation process .... for example... the steps you take once the event is booked on through to the day of the event. Just love to see how you handle communication between you and your couples and how you go about attaining the info. you need to prep properly for your event. Hope that makes sense. Thanks again for sharing the nuggets!!!

[@tonydofficials]

Been here before but today I hit the sub ❤️

[@thecraft0490]

Good tips! Only thing- he means "inflection", not infliction. We dont want to inflict anything on anyone lol, but our inflection in the moment can carry our magneticism/charisma. Well said and laid out brotha! "Tasteful Audience Participation"

[@Jason_Jani]

yes lol good catch! haha

[@bakariwilliams8075]

Preciate this

[@Andrew20000]

Hey Jason, you talked about not using crutch phrases like "ladies & gentleman" or "at this time". Can you give some examples of what you have been using instead? Thanks!

[@Jason_Jani]

Hey @andrew, How about not using them at all, just diving into what you are trying to say is best without the fluff.

[@DJDemby]

Sometimes, I'll throw in a McConaughey "alright alright alright" to get everyone's attention lol.

[@timothysmith7080]

I've been trying "hey motherf***ers listen up, we're about to introduce the wedding party"

[@DjO559]

I currently use a passive system with a amp. do u need an amp with active speakers?