I'm genuinely honored to have gotten to the final and to go up against a veteran of the Ohio scene. I really appreciate all of the warmth that has come from the community here and I'm looking forward to being back in future competitions. Major congrats to Bstone for making it all the way to the final and taking the whole thing, and a massive thanks to everyone involved in putting on the event! See y'all next year
Been a pleasure to compete in these Ohio Beatbox Battles since...2014 I think? Wow, I'm an old geezer! Excited at all the newer talent, including Malooch, who has an arsenal of insane sounds and battled fiercely. Looking forward to seeing more from Malooch and everyone else!
Omg where is Kingvistamode from?! He should have won! The judges weren't ready for the hip hop! I wanna see more of him! His scratches are the best I've ever heard! That was hot!
Malooch was a monster, I think first time beatboxing in front of a crowd which is nuts! And King Vista Mode has such an awesome old school style, amazing vocal scratches!
The good ole days. Hope ur doing ok bro i tried to get in touch havent heard from ya. Even the shirts were dope back then unity and just some tribal or whatever that is lol i used to wear janco jeans hahaha but good times are ahead lets all collab!
I don't know if Napom will ever win a Beatbox World Championship or another GBB title, but I feel like he has been the best beatboxer in the world at least part of the last 6 or so years. Competitions involve a lot of factors and some luck - you don't always win even if you're better than your opponent. But it's hard for me to listen to Napom and not think this guy has been at the very top and is one of the best to ever do it.
One of the best of all time, but the are people who just have stronger routines and he can’t beat them atm (River, Pacmax multiple times, Footbox) - even tho Napom could be called the best, his routines are just not up to par with all the insane stuff people do nowadays
@tudorparasca8926 the crowd was a sold out crowd at a 200 person venue in Columbus, Ohio... the audio was a direct recording of the performance mic, so it's close to impossible to hear the crowd. also, how dare you assume my gender, bro. #shutyourmouthandbeatbox
