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Beatboxing...a few of the best I've heard (out of not that many...)

Saturday, December 15, 2007 4:50:02 AM

You know, I think it's my memories of breakdancing as a Jr. High/High School student that keeps some of the house-beatboxing-type of music still appealing to me. Just some really fun stuff out there. Here are some of the vids that I found particularly entertaining. If I wasn't aging so quickly and stiffening up, I'd probably still be trying to do the helicopter. bigsmile.

The first guy is apparently known as Joseph Poolpo from France. Pretty amazing skils.

The second guy is Mr. Scratch. Pretty amazing skills too. The backwards sounds are a riot.

This is the Beatboxing Cook - this is pretty funny. Good humor by a talented beatboxer. Loved the deadpan presentation and the gags.

The fourth guy is Beardy Man. Pretty entertaining.

The fifth guy is Joel Turner from Australia. Pretty fun.

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