10 Things About Beatboxing We Should Leave In 2024

[@TylaDubya]

What are some things about beatboxing you would like to leave in 2024? Stay hydrated my friends

[@skilledharmish]

Let gizmo share the mic

[@JaxenPeddy]

When beatboxer flood their beats with too many sounds instead of being intentional with it and making everything sound good also I personally don't like sounds that just sound like farts or spitting which osis and abo ice do some that are kinda like that

[@MrMoaBBX]

I'm not sure if this is a hot take or not, but we should stop going to Japan. I feel like since GBB23 the crowd has been less understanding of beatboxing or technicallity, but in GBB21 the crowd was amazing. Just an opinion, but yeah.

[@TylaDubya]

@@skilledharmish Knowing him, I'll pass 😅

[@TylaDubya]

@@JaxenPeddy I understand that!

[@gummzbeatbox9055]

There is more to beatboxing than beatboxing it's so powerful for mental health and addiction it literally saved my life

[@felipedenis8709]

RIGHT? depression biggest enemy it's a hyper fixation for beatbox

[@beleaff]

Real

[@julardbbx8091]

thank youu for this video 🙌

[@tahiobbx]

Yes sir

[@TylaDubya]

Dude, congrats on being the new GBB CHAMP!!!! You killed it!

[@Nazcabeats]

Thanks for the video! You're one of those creators who consistently produce high-quality content but don’t always get the visibility you deserve. I really appreciate how you dive deep into beatbox culture in a way that's both insightful and accessible. That said, I do feel like reaction content has taken up too much space lately. Don’t get me wrong, I’m glad it’s contributing to beatbox visibility, but I wish the community focused more on sharing original content and supporting those who truly help the scene grow. Unfortunately, I’ve noticed some people in the community who seem to take more than they give-being reluctant to include others or share without personal gain. Thankfully, this is just a small minority. I’m really grateful for the silent majority of viewers and the dedicated fans who make this space so positive. It’s also heartwarming to see how easygoing and welcoming parts of the community can be. To back this up, I want to highlight events like Growl Up, which are shifting the focus of beatbox towards music rather than just battles. While I think the concept of blending beatbox with instruments still has room to grow, it’s a promising direction. I’d love to see this event get more recognition and support-it has so much potential. I also totally agree with your point about unnecessary comparisons and gatekeeping in the scene. The famous "Stitch sounds like River" doesn't make sense to me and just fuel egos rather than pushing beatbox forward as an art form. Overall, thanks for sharing your perspective. I really appreciate your efforts to grow the community and make it safer for everyone (and yes, let’s stop sharing mics!). Keep up the amazing work!

[@TylaDubya]

Thank you for the kind words dude! I also appreciate the effort you put into your educational beatbox content! I'll be sure to look up that event, I appreciate you mentioning it!

[@lordorange9234]

Very needed video imo bro. I hope that as a community we can push things into a better, more respectful, and more mature place

[@TylaDubya]

Agreed!

[@ponobeatbox]

nice video man

[@TylaDubya]

Thanks dude

[@ameerhazim9495]

I def agree with the judging one. It's normal to disagree with the judges but nowadays, any form of disagreement is mostly a hate towards judges/competitors cause people just can't take them for some reason. It's sad to see Julard being accused of French bias since his win against Marvelous and also in GBB24 in general. I swear some people are not gonna stop whining unless it's a result that satisfy them

[@TylaDubya]

French beatboxers are just crazy 🤷‍♂ Its the internet, nobody is every happy lol

[@chrisofkings6225]

I might be an outlier on this, but I am not a particular fan of the ways counters are done in beatboxing currently. Most counters boil down to doing a simplified version of the same beat, but louder. Den had shared a similar opinion about this when talking about GBB24. To be fair, I really appreciate beatboxers like Alexinho and Julard that can craft entire rounds out of a counter and freestyle, but I also think freestyling is a specialized skill that takes on more risk in a battle than a prepared round, like structure and cleanliness of the performance. I think the best way to shoot the gap on a lot of these issues is to have more beatboxing "music videos" and events like Kickback, BBU, Beatland, Show Your Masterpiece, etc. These allow beatboxers to prepare specific tracks, but cater them to their opponent in a much more specific way than "same beat but louder". I pretty much agree with every other point stated in the video. Wish you well, Tyla!

[@TylaDubya]

Freestyling is definitely a specified skill and when a beatboxer can pull off a battle by just doing it, WILD! I enjoy watching events where beatboxers can create videos and compete! They are fun, but also have their own difficulties and costs in producing such high quality content. Wish you well too!

[@akka5465]

Mate I've been out of the beatbox game for like 6 years at this point, but I still remember learning loads from your videos back in the day. I remember learning sub bass from your vid, not fully getting it, then you helping me out when I asked you on Reddit. It's great to see you're still making videos and still beatboxing. I hope you're doing well. You're the man, TD. Loving the new look btw, you look like a dude in a Hallmark movie lol

[@TylaDubya]

NOT A HALLMARK MOVIE LOL I am doing well, and I'm glad that I was able to help you out back then! Glad to see you back, even if it is just for this video

[@hippybbx]

If only there was a competitive nature about the quality of content you make. A way to encourage people to make entertaining videos. I think the scene is stuck because nobody wants to make an effort, could be because people in the community don't have the skills or creativity to make something different (me included) or because the payoff for good videos just doesn't exist (which I think is true but it still sucks). Good video as always, love every point you made in the video. I'd also mention the infamous trend of giving every beatboxer the same sound system to work with. If at a music event, a musician needs to sound check for hours before a show, then why not for beatboxing? I get that being proficient on a mic is a category to judge as well but it makes people abandon the reason that their art is loved in exchange for better volume on stage.

[@TylaDubya]

I can attest to the good videos and payoff bit lol I have sometimes spent months making a video for it just to flop 😭 Right now reactions have the payoff because the originals are performing well (GBB), they just unfortunately aren't very creative and if done poorly, can harm the original creator. I see what you are saying about different sound per beatboxer and totally agree with that, for showcases. For battles it provides and equal playing field (in theory). Though, that depends who they used to eq it, was it someone bass heavy? If so, good luck to people who don't use bass. I have been to events before where sounds that would be completely fine (inward tooth whistle) on some sounds systems, sounded so ear piercing to the point where it easily lost me the match. Also, to your point on my previous post, I agree, we should stop separating into "schools". There will always be a "new" school, eventually they will be call the "new new new new new new" school. The concept of schools also imply beatboxers can't improve, learn new sounds, and keep up with the "new" school.

[@kuulest]

Thank you for the new video! The sharing mic problem is way too unspoken of, and it’s the main reason everyone gets sick after events 😭 (i got sick after US champs too)

[@TylaDubya]

I heard! Again, it is easily preventable and is something every organizer should think of!

[@quickessofficial]

Yeah, I agree with 10th point. I hate when people give my dubstep tracks low on musicality, because dubstep is not music enough for them :( Like music is music, there are other genres than only trap and judges should adapt to it.

[@TylaDubya]

Ya, its weird how often that term is misunderstood!

[@Whytho2401]

I personally think since the Swiss beatbox/tomzacre scandal, The beatbox scene got divided heavily, the truly toxic people of the community came out of the shadows and seems like everyone is okay with it, No matter what if the event is amazing there will always be comparisons, hatred just pure toxicity, it just feels every year it’s getting worse and the word “ beatbox community “ is so polluted now, the one thing I realized about beatboxers is they’re never thankful or appreciative of their own art they just want more and more and it’s getting to the point where they don’t know what they want anymore, if the community goes in the direction it’s going I don’t think beatboxing will die but the fun of it is dying

[@TylaDubya]

The online side of beatboxing has always been a bit rough, and maybe it has gotten a bit rougher over the years due to its growth. That and people just being chronically online. The concept of individuals not being happy with anything isn't unique to the beatboxing community but rather, spans the internet as a whole. I can attest to the in person beatboxing community to being drastically different and much more supportive and nicer.

[@coffee_bbx]

So much truth in this comment, before anything the sbx or any other beatboxing videos used to get almost 100% positive comments, even if some of them were bad but now everyone is just so keen on pointing out mistakes.

[@felipedenis8709]

100% with the gatekeeping sounds, like I've talk to beatboxer who has to be given PERMISSION from another beatboxer to use/teach a certain sound, like wtf it's not about the sound it's about how you USE IT.

[@TylaDubya]

I have always thought that it was weird. Sounds are tools used to create music, just building blocks. Personally, I feel like if the sound is used in your own unique way, with different patterns, its chill.

[@Neon1880]

@@TylaDubyaif someone uses your signature sound against you, they should use it in a way that matches their style. This whole exact copy stuff is boring but it wins battles, that’s why people don’t tell their secrets

[@spacegcdv2639]

I hate gatekeeping, its why ive learned so many basses. BUT, its also a task to divide someone misleading from a sound, and someone who doesnt know (only person i allow for gatekeeping is crythix, cause its not that he doesnt want people to get it, its that he wants people to figure it out, its why i dont explain it)

[@spacegcdv2639]

What i mean by doesnt know is that ALOT of pros dont know how they fo theit own sounds, so they guess (example indicator)

[@gummzbeatbox9055]

As a beatboxer I 💯 agree with all of this he is saying

[@TylaDubya]

Heck ya

[@trashty123]

I agree with most of them, great video 🔥🍑

[@TylaDubya]

I'll take it

[@k_peaches]

Great video! I guess a loooot of people agree. 👏🏼

[@TylaDubya]

Thank you

[@NataBBX]

rlly good video! thanks for it. it is good to watch videos with different content away from the usual react videos, it helps much more the community

[@TylaDubya]

Thank you

[@JaxenPeddy]

This was awesome I hope a lot of people see it. I think it's really cool that you are doing stuff like this

[@TylaDubya]

I hope they do to! Thanks!

[@jarrod.ives92]

so much love and appreciation for this video 🤘🏼 also props for mentioning bmth hahaha

[@TylaDubya]

How could I not mention them lol

[@jarrod.ives92]

name drop Sleep Token next 😆🤘🏼

[@TylaDubya]

@jarrod.ives92 I did in a live stream where I opened up one of their vinyls!

[@jarrod.ives92]

@@TylaDubya shiiittt hate i missed that! my band got to open for them just 4 months before they dropped The Summoning and blew up. one of the greatest nights of my life 🥲

[@TylaDubya]

@jarrod.ives92 THATS INSANE!!!

[@stokedsurfer56]

Spot on! There are two parts to the scene. The battle part should be focused on freestyle skill, with the musical part focused on developed routines. A lot of overlap of course, but separate events would help progress each scene.

[@TylaDubya]

Agreed!

[@EricMcEvilly]

I agree with all of your points. Great video

[@TylaDubya]

Thanks dude!

[@simplesoundbbx]

This is probably the best, most positive, most mature video for the beatboxing community I have seen so far! I love this! I support this! Let’s hope 2025 bring this to the table 🗣️🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@TylaDubya]

I'm glad you liked it!!!

[@gelberbeatbox]

I truly couldn't agree with you more!! Great video man, I think everybody should learn from you how to make a good and original beatbox content.

[@TylaDubya]

Thanks! I'm glad you liked it!

[@ashbbx1]

Youre the first real content creator ive watched in bbx and love this video so much

[@TylaDubya]

Thank you

[@zebediahzehentbauer3130]

Def appreciate your thoughts here, great vid! Esh 🤝

[@TylaDubya]

Thanks

[@hanusmezera6226]

I dunno why the youtube algorithm isnt working for your videos, i mean 200 watches in 2 hours is just wrong for a video that has a lot to say and there is much work put into it and your channel is pretty big, why doesnt the algorithm recommend these videos more? Keep it up❤

[@TylaDubya]

KZbin is a mystery 🤷‍♂ Thank you though

[@ScaleParasitoid]

I love your different takes! Well said ❤🦀 Especially the one on french beatboxers 😔👍

[@tahiobbx]

Thank you for pointing out what musicality is! I didn't understand it until last year and it changed how I was able to view and work on my music. I think it would be a really good idea to make a video that explains all of the most commend categories including musicality and I think It would really benefited a lot of the newer beatboxers.

[@TylaDubya]

I could definitely break down the categories, though, it would just be a general explanation. Each judge can have different interpretations of the categories, so nothing is exact!

[@tahiobbx]

@@TylaDubya Thats fine! Do your thing

[@isoll]

The part about sharing mics is so real.

[@jazdbeats2367]

Awesome Video Man! First time back on the channel in a while. Still producing killer content.

[@TylaDubya]

Welcome back! Thanks!

[@dablitter5719]

this goes so hard and i wish more people would think like you do especially the musicality point and the jonkler !!

[@TylaDubya]

Not the jooonkleeerr 😭

[@diegorodriguez4063]

Interesting video man, thanks for uploading it :)

[@TylaDubya]

Thanks for watching it!

[@-Hann]

big ups on mentioning the sharing mics situation

[@TylaDubya]

It's honestly disgusting.

[@henriquelor3]

Great points and great content! Very important to discuss this matters 👏 The only thing I would mention about not sharing microphones is that there is always that problem of volume differences. This always leaves a doubt as to whether one of the beatboxers is less powerful or if it is the microphone. I don't know exactly why this happens, but if organizers could solve that, each person having their own microphone would be the ideal indeed!

[@TylaDubya]

Keep in mind, there are events that successfully run two mics for battles. Sure, there can be equipment issues, but mic differences most likely come down to an issue on the sound engineers side, which is avoidable.

[@henriquelor3]

@TylaDubya got it! Thanks for the insight!

[@Haynxs]

This video is such a good idea. Lots of REAL talk here, I feel the same way about a lot of it. #leavejonklerbehind

[@VoidBass6412]

Good Video bro.

[@TylaDubya]

Thank you

[@GaleBeatbox]

All. Of. This.

[@TylaDubya]

[@alphardabbott]

Honestly this video's highlighted issues that i wasnt aware of and im grateful for this, the problem with content creation in bbx sphere is that theres not much you can do with this art, especially if there's anything that gets views, becayse ultimately we all want views on our videos 😅 so its prbably hard for chezame or stitch to change the type of content they make because they target an audience that loves hearing opinions, of course just sitting there not saying anything isnt helping but just wanted to say that we need a new format of content that every content creator can stick to but at the same time doesnt feel oversaturated

[@TylaDubya]

There is so much you can do with this art! You just have to get creative! To be fair, I just gave opinions and didn't react to any content 🫡

[@tnkBeatbox]

W video

[@TylaDubya]

[@revpipe3597]

Totally true 🙌🏻

[@TylaDubya]

[@bambillisreve1147]

Can't wait for the reaction Videos about your opinions 😂

[@TylaDubya]

Bruh 🤦‍♂️🤣

[@beleaff]

I don’t think the reactions will stop soon, it’s a Worldwide trend for any type of content, they got out of control. The events which not involve battle will not make the same amount of money, the battles intrigue more people, and is not really a problem to compare something or somebody this exist everywhere, in sports, music, art, and is a very good method to observe differences which might help you to understand things that you can use for improving your own abilities, yeah every one should be respected for their stuff, but the people will never stop comparing, the people( most of them are kids which leave stupid and annoying comments) should try to be less toxic

[@DramaWorld78]

I wanted to learn beatboxing from so long and finally found your channel hope it goes well this time.. btw can you please tell how long does it generally take to learn beatboxing .. like I want to perform it in my college fest .. which is about 4 months later

[@iPeanutJelly]

i like dlow and alem reactions. they both point out a lot of stuff that the average beatboxer or listener will never ever pick up

[@TylaDubya]

They can definitely provide insight others wouldn't have been able to. I liked watching dlow last gbb where he had his judge pov, that was cool!

[@theBasicsFirst]

for the first 3 topics I just want to say check it out show-go bro, he's making his music with quality and posting it on his channel and getting a lot of views, a talented beatboxer just performing and getting rewarded for it, people just need to know that doing what you know with quality and love will reward you ♥

[@TylaDubya]

I absolutely love Show Go and everything he is doing! He is killing the content/music game and I love that!

[@spacegcdv2639]

Ive been saying that battling point since gbb 23, its why 23 is my least fav year, gbb24 i like cause it felt more personal, espesh with remix coming in with nuts battle and stage presence, ofc its hard to compare to collaps 21 and dlow 19

[@TylaDubya]

Remix is crazy! Colaps and Dlow are two of the best battlers!

[@richeffects]

Counting singing at all as musicality in a “Beatbox Battle” was killer for a lot people and definitely had more of a negative impact than anything at all. There’s been so many battles where the person who sung for half the battle won vs better beatboxer who actually did a full beatboxing routine and most of the people who spoke out against this 10 years ago were outcasted. Being able to successfully and smoothly introduce humming melodies and produce melodic sounds with your mouth is true beatbox musicality not the singing.

[@TylaDubya]

Like I said in the video, to me, singing definitely plays into musicality but isn't musicality itself. Singing can and has added a lot to beatboxing and I wish I could do it well myself. Overall I think beatboxers incorporating singing into their music has helped push beatboxing, not harm it.

[@ondrejilek7000]

hell yeah

[@TylaDubya]

[@NekoACS]

I couldnt agree more, damn

[@TylaDubya]

[@nikolass6080]

Wow! Really love the video, and I agree with pretty much everything you said. ❤ The only thing I kinda disagree with (or should be explored deeper) is your point about the judging in high level beatbox battles like GBB… I think that the 5 judges have a responsibility for the integrity of the competition, in the way of having professional, meaningful and well-thought out opinions on the performances. Of course, this is kinda wishful thinking in a live battle format, since the judges decision comes immediately after the performance itself. HOWEVER, professional and experienced judges SHOULD be able to withstand that added pressure - otherwise, I don’t think they should have been judges for that competition in the first place. That’s why I think it’s sad that we (often) only get to see judge results, and not the ‘why’ element of the decision. This is why I love watching D-Low’s and Colaps’ judge analysis videos, since I can understand the judges thought process, even if I don’t agree with the result. TLDR: I just want judges in GBB and World Champs to be able to stand by their professional decision, knowing that they made their choice based upon several factors and criteria. 😅

[@snoopyr1953]

need more quality content like this in the scene ❤ still feel like its scarce.

[@TylaDubya]

I want so much more creative content in this community!!!

[@niku1840]

the toxicity and discourse just because people disagree with the judges is always really depressing to see, unfortunately i feel like it's not gonna change easily

[@TylaDubya]

It's been going on since battles appeared online. It has just gotten more frequent lately due to the community growing so much!

[@ScaleParasitoid]

Let's remind the cheerfulness that lays in the heart of hip hop culture, it's not about who is the best, it's about having a blast with other people and cheer up every one. It's an inclusive culture! That's what hooked me up when I was young. We do such cool things, it's easy to learn from each others and we grow together 🦀

[@griffsmotorthings]

Still waiting on Frisbee Trick Shots V2....

[@TylaDubya]

Be careful what you wish for 😂

[@griffsmotorthings]

@ HAHAHA - I bet it'd go viral! "Remaking my first youtube ever from "x" years ago"

[@teksbbx]

im a little late here but i think we should leave behind the thought of complexity being better, like usually when someone does like really technical and weird stuff people think they’re better cause it sounds harder but why won’t people understand that what they understand of complexity is not all, it’s hard to create nice melodies, structured beats and things like that and i think people should understand that being minimalistic is not being basic, it’s just a way of creating music and it’s as complex as spamming sounds, they’re just 2 ways of expressing music.

[@TylaDubya]

While I agree that sometimes people can be "complex" to the point it is not understandable and that being able to be minimalistic is a skill all on its own. I'm not sure that I would agree that being minimalistic is equal to complexity, I think they are two different skills!

[@DJCerealSauce6455]

The gatekeeping thing is crazy because like... did casual beatbox enjoyers forget that there's a lot of technical knowledge required to make these sounds happen? Did they forget that the content creators spent hours upon hours of their life learning Double Voice because it's hard as hell to do? "Oh no he spent days of his life learning an incredible technique, but Show-Go did it first so you're not allowed to do it" weirdos they are man

[@TylaDubya]

Like I said, it's wild 🤷‍♂️😂

[@Lunai5444]

About the very first point it's something pro bbxers have been complaining about, the expectations are sky high and it's soooo draining and hard to come back with new stuff all the time like on a weekly basis. I think Show Go is the best form of beatbox content out there though. The point about comparison is spot on that's obvious stated like this, it makes 0 sense to compare 2 different beatboxers.

[@TylaDubya]

Some beatboxers are battling multiple times a year and for some reason people expect them to have new material each time, WILD! I understand comparing material in the context of a battle but outside of that? Not needed.

[@Tocinos]

I'm tired of people mixing "musicality" with singing so I'm glad you mention it. People gaslit me every time I mentioned how weird it is to call some beatboxers musical, and they're like, "Oh, no its melody and structure." And i could go on all day about it but you really explained it perfectly 😂

[@TylaDubya]

I feel like I could have had a more legit definition, but hopefully this gave people the idea 😅

[@Sanamxnm]

W codfish man he never reacts to beatboxing he has content which connects gaming , music , comedy all together which no one does in this time.

[@TylaDubya]

Codfish does produce some fun content, it would be fun to collab with him sometime!

[@kenvikrackhead9525]

Finally someone spoke ❤❤

[@TylaDubya]

[@LeZylox]

Bruh, im too lonely and friendless to watch without a reaction

[@griffsmotorthings]

Let's leave behind TylaDubya not competing in battles. =) We want you in GBBB and more!

[@TylaDubya]

You might be onto something here lol I really miss performing, honestly.

[@NataBBX]

i miss colaps videos where he produced real content for the community, like asking 100% beatboxers to make smth or beatbox games or the high quality analisis from madox. that made beatbox seem so much bigger.

[@TylaDubya]

I miss Colaps' videos too 😭

[@MakanBeatbox]

It's never the primary but when we like to watch , why not? i do reactions myself and watch reactions too... i don't think it harms anyone you should try it yourself too if you think its easy content , personally i love your content so there is no hate here

[@TylaDubya]

No hate at all, but them being easy kind of rings to my point. They are low effort because they use someone else content as the crutch. They can potentially harm the original creator if the reaction is made poorly. I personally won't be making straight up reactions, and I hope others start moving towards original creative content!

[@ashbbx1]

But i kinda disagree for the shoutout thing cause it gets a bit of exposure you can find less competitions now that actually provides the exposure for like an unknown bbxr i mean you can get exposure by yourself but wont as fast as a big channel featuring you!

[@TylaDubya]

There are many factors that go into whether a shoutout is beneficial or not. My main point on exposure was that with short form content now, anything can go viral, so it could potentially benefit more to post to your own platform. Of course you CAN still gain exposure, but it can come at the sacrifice of some control over your music.

[@gasparlopeztorales8080]

This video needs a quadrillion views at LEEEEAAAASSSSTTTT

[@TylaDubya]

That's a lot 🤯

[@STOICZZZ]

Bro learned the hidden dolphin tech 🐬😏

[@TylaDubya]

Shhhhhh don't tell them about that SpongeBob curse dolphin tech 🤫

[@tahiobbx]

My take on musicality is how well that listener connects and understands the beatbox piece. Let me know what think on this!

[@autocosm]

11:09 Come on guys, the "beat pox"

[@TylaDubya]

OMG GENIUS BUT ALSO 🤮

[@robyd]

Yes

[@TylaDubya]

[@jacoobydooby]

I fear he may have cooked with this one

[@TylaDubya]

I fear you may be right

[@vinhtrinh5524]

Hi TylaDubya

[@TylaDubya]

Hey!!

[@skilledharmish]

Bye tyla dubya

[@TylaDubya]

@@skilledharmish Rough 😭

[@drstone988]

I agree with you about the judges but putting alex 2nd elim it's crazy

[@TylaDubya]

I'd have to watch the elimination round again!

[@TMJbbx]

#8 AF

[@TylaDubya]

Freaking right? Crazy it still has to be said lol

[@PowLao]

I like reaction videos. I only disagree with that point.

[@TylaDubya]

It's okay to like them, unfortunately, if they are made on the "worse" end of the spectrum, that doesn't negative the negative side effects.

[@ognjenovcarov6679]

Emoji beatbox presents beatbox as a joke and it's very popular for some reason and it doesn't do any justice for what beatbox really is about

[@TylaDubya]

Depends on the approach, I have seen a few that have shown a high level of beatboxing!

[@Just.Your.Average.Beatboxer]

We should leave behind the saying "this beatboxer is better than this beatboxer etc etc" all beatboxers are unique. They are differnet but that doesnt mean they are better.

[@TylaDubya]

I agree! That's part of the battle focused culture i am referencing!

[@patboxbeatbox]

i think the jonkler is so freaking funny

[@TylaDubya]

Nooooooooo 😭

[@meh5300]

Am I in the minority to dislike the unnecessarily complex patterns that dont sound good? An example I can think of off the top of my head is the vocal runs in youthemi by colaps

[@TylaDubya]

Sometimes things get more complicated than they should! I see that a lot with newer beatboxers that try to put so many sick techniques into a single beat rather than letting them stand on their own! It happens!

[@SuPaHsNiPeZ]

Throwing salt on dlows reactions? Hilarious

[@TylaDubya]

DLow was actually one of my examples in my reaction video about "better" reactions. Though I was referencing when he included his judge pov,, not sure what his look like now.

[@stokedsurfer56]

Loose fake battling in 2025. Too much focus on dissing opponents has led to forced 'battle' moves that are cringy, overly negative, and its gone too far. Its holding beatboxing back from being more popular. Some are great at fun creative battling, which is great, but few have that skill.

[@TylaDubya]

I think "forced" battle moves are a result of inexperience battling. I have been there myself, wouldn't do any of them now myself, though!

[@kataroi1383]

In my opinion, reacting has become cringe since chezame and sxin split ways (i remember they told they're gonna stop doing it). Why split ways to do the same thing but alone? I think it implies income split problems or subscribers count, even any problem.

[@TylaDubya]

Their reason for splitting will probably never be known by the general community, though yes, we now get double of the same reactions.

[@x4ndr1x]

I would like to see less whistling. Jesus christ, please. Yes. Its cool, and a neat trick. But please, they don't compare to basses or lip rolls or odbass or clops or dry kicks or..

[@TylaDubya]

Whistling did become really popular over the last few years. Whistles are kinda sick though. They sometimes just don't come through the mic well.

[@davidgustafson5563]

Can we specifically just leave out reactions from clout chasing beatboxers?

[@TylaDubya]

What do you mean?