(Cat meows)
(Mimicks cat)
(cat meows)
(imitates cat)
(laughter), the cat.
Me, (mocking voice)
Welcome back to another video.
My name is Joel from Roomie official!
And today we're looking at more beatboxers who can sing
because whenever I'm making a video on this,
everyone just keeps asking me to check out more stuff
and suggesting more stuff, so we're gonna do it.
I can't say no, I have no will of my own.
I am worthless in every single way (sobbing).
Lets start the video!
So we actually have featured this guy before,
but everyone kept telling me
that he has his own YouTube channel.
D-low is his name,
one of the top top beatboxers in the world it seems like,
from what everyone keeps telling me anyway.
I don't know, I haven't seen any rankings or anything,
and here we have him doing two minutes of bass insanity
with Tomazacre, let's check that out.
(beatboxing) Oh bro, so low.
(beatboxing)
(Chuckles)
(beatboxing)
(laughing)
(beatboxing)
Wow, they're so tight together.
That's surprising.
(beatboxing)
You would expect beatboxers to be like
not very good at sliding together or like collaborating
since they do everything by themselves most of the time,
but these guys are like properly, fully synced up 100% .
They're like plus ultra, just slamming it into each other.
Lets keep watching.
(beatboxing)
Oh, that grooves!
(beatboxing)
Oh my God, if they played live together,
I'd go watch the heck out of that.
Are they like a band together?
I want them to be a band together.
Oh, Tomazacre has channels.
Well, right, gotta check that out later.
There's so much cool beatbox content to check out.
However, I wanna watch more D-low stuff first.
Two minutes dubstep beatbox insanity, okay.
I want to be insane when I stop watching this video.
(beatboxing)
(laughing).
That's like he's doing the Donald Duck sounds.
It's funny when like you identify a sound
and kind of how they did it.
I wouldn't sound the same, I'm like,
(donald duck sounds)
It's kinda that type of sound he's doing
in the (donald duck sound)
(laughs)
Whenever you identify a sound like that
to be from the mouth,
it starts sounding funny and cool at the same time
instead of just cool because like, oh yeah,
I can, (mimicking sounds)
Oh my God, I spat everywhere.
Gross, lets keep watching.
(beatboxing)
(laughing)
(beatboxing)
(cheers)
Look at his throat, that's insane, the way it's moving.
(beatboxing)
Ha!
(beatboxing)
That was cool.
There was definitely some like
post production stuff involved there,
for example, reverb came in very suddenly
on some of the plop sounds he made.
(beatboxing)
Or on that as well, the breathe there.
So for example, if that reverb was sound all the time,
obviously, his bass and stuff wouldn't be as tight.
The bass also sounds larger than life
for a microphone he would hold over there,
so there's probably some bass boosting going on.
I think it's fine.
I really like the post production on stuff.
It seems like it's live anyway, so that's cool.
D-low, what a bro.
(cat meows) (mimicking cat sounds)
(laughs) The cat!
- Sorry.
- Oh, the cat got really scared.
(laughter) Me, (beatboxing)
By the way, if you haven't already, please like the video
and leave a comment about why beatboxing is the very best.
Okay, lets move on to some other stuff
you guys told me that I need to listen to.
Apparently, a lot of people are angry with me
because I skipped some things in the loop station duel
with MB14 and the other guy.
(laughing)
I've already forgotten his name,
so I'm very sorry once again.
Yeah, Saro, that was it, but yeah,
apparently, those were some
of their most iconic loop station things in their worlds.
Yeah, lets have to listen to Saro's part
because everyone listened to MB14's last time.
As you guys know though,
the loop station stuff is not as interesting to me
as the live stuff,
just because I'm so familiar with how looping works
and everything and it just seems more cool
like, when someone like D-low does like, you know
something that sounds like,
I don't know, 60 sounds at the same time
with his mouth like six layers of things at the same time,
then looping something which is, I get it.
I do that all the time with instruments and stuff.
Anyway, lets have to listen to Saro's stuff then.
- Round one, its on Saro from France.
Crowds you know what to do?
- Oh yeah, there was that guy as well,
that crazy guy in the audience.
Apparently, he's also a beatboxer,
that was also something I got a lot of comments about.
We're gonna check that out in a sec as well,
but first, Saro.
The things I missed, I'm very sorry.
(beatboxing)
(crowd cheering)
Is that all voice?
It must be all voice, right?
It sounds like he's pitching things around though.
Is it even a sample?
I don't even know.
I didn't see him do the sound for the first thing either,
that was like the click in the beginning, anyway.
(beatboxing)
(crowd cheering)
That does, that is nice.
(beatboxing)
Yeah, that grooves.
(beatboxing)
oh, yeah, that was dope.
It was really up still,
the same thing I said last time still stands
and that is that the bass is both a little bit out of tune
which you noticed.
Whatever, its a little bit out of tune
but it also doesn't play the nodes
that would really support those chords.
I think technically from a music theory perspective,
he's like doubling the third whatever a lot
and does some parallel movement things
which makes it sound not entirely right to me.
It makes it sound like a little bit like ugh!
This is messy.
(crowd clapping) Saro, you're a good boy.
That was really like groovy and
I love the chops and everything.
And something I notice was just a lot of the audience,
the way they dance is funny.
There's a lot of just going up and down like (upbeat music).
I cannot dance,
so I've got really no business to critique anyone's dancing,
not even the up and down dancing,
when you stand awkwardly and just go up and down.
So, lets recap Saro's other one as well
because everyone has been hassling me about this,
so many angry comments saying;
"Joel, I will not send you
the chocolates I was gonna send you
unless you watch Saro's other video."
Very mean things like that.
How could you not send me
the chocolates you were gonna send me?
Come on!
The chocolates!
Layered siren, that's nice.
(beatboxing)
I haven't seen that a lot.
(beatboxing)
Wow, slightly pitchy there.
(beatboxing)
(crowd cheering)
Oh, that is epic.
(beatboxing)
(crowd clapping)
Very nice.
Okay, I can see why you guys wanted me to see that.
That is really, really dope.
Okay, very smooth transition.
I just paused on this guy
and he's in all of these beatbox videos over on
swissbeatbox's channel.
Subscribe to them by the way if you like beatbox,
loads of good beatbox videos there.
He can actually beatbox
and I've just seen him do this crazy faces all the time
watching beatbox videos.
However, he can beatbox himself and its really fun.
Here he is, BBK is his name.
This is really good actually, I've seen this before.
- I am BBK.
I am here in Switzerland, why?
Because we as humans evolve.
Why do we evolve?
Cause we beatbox.
We beatboxers evolve.
I lived in Canada, I'm in (horn) Switzerland,
I'm in (horn) Switzerland.
Yes!
- Okay, yeah, I mean he's got a persona that matches up
with his facial expressions for sure.
Anyway, lets hear him beatbox.
(beatboxing)
Nice.
(beatboxing)
He can really do it.
(beatboxing)
Very nice BBK,
you're not only a funny face in the crowd anymore,
you're also a really talented beatboxer.
Okay, so over here,
we have Tomazacre's own beatbox channel as well.
Only 46k subscribers, go subscribe to this man.
We've watched a bunch of really great videos from this guy.
Okay, so lets watch his beatbox free style.
(beatboxing)
Yes!
(beatboxing)
(laughing)
(beatboxing)
Nice.
(beatboxing)
Same thing here that like,
there's a lot of reverb edits and stuff,
maybe other edits we can't hear as well
with like making his bass thicker potentially.
I don't know, still, really cool.
(beatboxing)
Really great stuff as always.
I feel like maybe,
that wasn't the best performance I've seen from him,
still really, really good
but like, the other stuff I've seen
where he's been like totally massively insane.
Okay, so Dharni possibly my favorite beatboxer
because of his very funny personality and tutorials.
He released a new tutorial just one week ago
and its "How to do the Dharni ksh snare,
exclusive very, very, very Basic Beatbox Tutorial"
(laughing)
I can't help to feel a little guilty
that maybe me talking about how we always say
that things are simple has made him like
just meme that abit more.
(laughing)
Lets have a look at this.
- Hey yo, man.
(laughing) - Hey, yo!
- Back in the place ones again.
My name is Dharni.
- I love the way he says, "Hey, yo!"
It sounds like a joke, hey, yo, man!
(laughing)
- Today I'm gonna teach you how to do
a very, very interesting sound, its called Dharni Snare.
(snaring)
Oh, you're gonna sound like Donald Duck.
(mimicking Donald duck sounds)
- Why do I even try in these tutorials any more?
- Put the tongue out, I use my right side of my tongue
and I put it up against the top gum on the same side
and inhale (mimicking donald duck sound),
most like Donald Duck.
(laughing)
- Why do I only make slurp sounds?
- The second step is,
try to have the airy noise (airy sound).
You adjust the tongue position
till you get the perfect balance.
(Donald duck sounds)
- Ah!
- Third step, I want you to do a gag, like (gaging sound).
Its like pronouncing the letter K,
without using your lungs so its just using the air pressure.
So the next one you gotta do the same gagging position
on the same side (beatboxing).
So you gotta adjust your jaw
and make your mouth look like a horse or a fish like that,
along with the gagging noise, just do create the attack.
(attack sound)
- It seems weird that he wouldn't be using any air for that.
Of course there's airflow involved,
but probably not very much.
Like I can't do the Donald Duck sound at all
without any air.
- You can tune your snare
by changing the shape of your mouth.
(beatboxing)
Share it, have fun learning it.
I wish you guys good luck
and see you guys on the next lesson.
(beatbox out)
- (laughs) Dharni is just one of a kind,
like he was the one who really turn me on to beatboxing.
He's just so funny.
The dead pun humor is just so incredible, what a man!
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and I will see you in the next video tomorrow.
Bye.