Note to confused viewers: I also grew frustrated with the comments of success which arent informative, so here's my input: Its simpler than you think. What worked for me was tongue on lower teeth, different from other comments I've read. Try making a normal songwhistle shape *after* pushing your jaw forward. If your tongue is on the roof of your mouth with a normal whistle, I would advise practicing with your tongue on the floor of your mouth before attempting this. If you have that mastered already, push your jaw forward and hold it while you attempt to make a songwhistle pucker, then put your tongue on your lower teeth. This is just what worked for me. I was trying to do complicated, tongue-rolling techniques that don't seem to be necessary. My other tip (this has quickly become an essay) is to just take breaks. Trying to learn in one go will frustrate you and make you try the same things over and over. As soon as I got off my ass and did something else I was able to pull it off. If you're still having trouble, try a normal whistle to "reset" your mouth (idk how to say it) or try shifting while whistling to the different mouth shapes described by various people. Anyway, that's all I have. Have fun!
your method is good but not getting louder such as this video, because when you blow hard your mouth Will auto open on big shape , instead your method is required mouth to not open wide
It's a Christmas miracle! I got it after years of thinking I wouldn't be able to whistle. The tongue fluttering was the pointer that got me over the edge. Million thanks!
The fluttering this is the game changer isnt it! Crazy i read your comment and tried the fluttering thing to and worked almost first go....but yeah its about consistancy now and producing the sound you want i guess
This video has some serious golden tips than managed me to whistle after 2 or 3 days. Golden rules: 1. Keep underlip tight to bottom teeth 2. Try to let the tip of your tongue hover against your underlip while you blowing air 3. Find the sweet spot and start focusing on that !!!! 4. Have patience, keep practice but dont overdoing it 5. Dont watch other videos where they tell you to make weird shapes with your tongue. It just makes the situation more complex then it really is. After you find the sweet spot and practiced alot, your brains will automatically memorize it and place your tongue in its correct position when you want to whistle.
Fluttering tounge!!! I've watched a bunch of videos on how to do this and nobody mentioned that!? I've walked around for weeks hissing and spitting, because they said to push and force the tounge to get the air to the front. Then you say flutter, I relax my tounge to make it so and voila, I got a pretty loud whistle 5 minutes after finishing this video. Thanks!
My dad is a master of this whistle. Been practicing for a few days now. Watched your video this morning and by the afternoon I’m down to the fine tuning! Thank you!!!!! Can’t wait to surprise my dad!!!
WOW!!! This is seriously the best lesson ever. I’ve been trying to learn for ages and got it by the end of this video. Your description on where to have tongue, lip and teeth positioned was what did it. Thank you
I accidently discovered a whistle like this when I was in seventh grade. I have adhd and was actually just being dumb. I was in study hall basically just making deflating balloon noises. Random I decided to push my jaw forward and made a small u with my tongue. It was the loudest whistle I have ever heard. I've got better at controlling it.
I was 5 or 7 and since a very young age I could whistle very good like very good. So I also have adhd and so when one day idk how it worked I just whistled like in the video without fingers and I kept doing it over and over. Time passed after a few years I reallly forgot about it but one day while I started my athletics career I heard the big guys doing it and I remembered I could do it now I am 16 and I still don’t know the technique, the people that have it by talent are really rare I can even flute with the sound 😂😂
It was the only tutorial on the topic that really made me learn the technique. I already master the loud whistle using my fingers, but it was frustrating not being able to whistle without the use of my hands. After watching hundreds of videos I finally found yours which, with all the care for the details, made the video unique. Thank you very much, I really not only learned but I was able to develop with practice the intensity I was looking for. Your methodology is unique, it helped me a lot. Greetings from BR.
Learning to whistle with my teeth has always been something I wanted to do, I tried for months and finally gave up. Just today I came across this video and I learned to whistle this way in 2 minutes and 55 seconds. Thank you so much
O melhor tutorial para aprender a técnica do assobio alto sem usar as mãos. A didática do vídeo é perfeita. Eu assisti centenas de vídeos e esse foi o que realmente me fez aprender. Hoje com a prática me aperfeiçoei e consigo assobiar bem alto.
@@jobacusmovies holy shit. I actually managed to do it. At least a few times when out walking. When practicing at home I can't go full out because... Other people live here. Now it's just consistency. Dude. Your video is really helpful. And you explain really well. Keep up the good work mate
@@callemontelius4772 Oh solid mate! It feels so rewarding doesn't it. Yeah it's best to work on it outdoors ahah. Now that you've got it a few times, you'll only get better if you keep practising!
thanks so much..it finally worked for me after watching this video...and too many tutos on how to whistle. I thought at first I had to push the jaw forward (like others recommended) but it didn't work for me at all, it was the opposite move that worked..to pull a little backward instead of pushing the jaw.. and to imagine blowing air down through a straw into a glass of water to make bubbles..slowly pushing the air out without force at first to find the sweet spot. Finally made my first ever whistle sound.. still can't believe it..everything is possible once you get the right way of doing things.
This tip of vibrating the tongue to find the best positioning of the tongue in the mouth really made a difference. I've seen hundreds of vídeos (seriously!) and this was the only one I really managed to find the way to technique. It's with practice I'm evolving day by day. Thank you very much.
For whatever reason I tried to learn this myself for years and found myself completly clueless how to do it. Got my first loud whistles after watching two videos. Guys, just practise and do the basics. Every mouth works different and its really just practice with the toung.
Ah. Something I just realized that might be helpful to people who had some problems like me. I tensed my bottom lip too much. When I went looser with it I got waaaay better results. And way more consistent
Your intuition is out of this world, you're already canceling out unhelpful tips from other tutorials made by people who've been whistling for years, and shedding light on the most important tips. You sir possess the qualities of a true teacher.
The best and the most helpful video on the topic. Finally managed to get the whistle. Not very loud yet, but got the technique right for the first tiome. My tip for everyone else is to keep your lower lip under tension with your bottom teeth.
Okay. Final tip I figured out now that I succeeded. When I do it I realize I put my entire toung over my top teeth. Then I adjust the tip of it slightly. The top teeth end up in the correct place automatically for me when i do it like that and I get really consistent results.
Great video, man! I learned the technique in about 2 hours, and now my brother is trying to learn. But he has some errors we're trying to clean. If you have some tips, please, anyone can coment. Thank you all in advance. Much appreciation for the video brother.
Hey guy, I am sure your video is absolutely well explained and helpful - thanks for that but I'm getting desperate right now as all I can do is make a kettle 😅, maybe women can't do it like men. Due to the anatomical predisposition😄
I just got it today.Look so push your jaw forward,your bottom lip over your bottom teeth,your tounge has to be like perfectly under your top teeth but your tip has to be a little bent backwards
I've watched 10+ youtube videos, it's been a month since I started practicing this stuff but still can't even make a tiny noise 😂. I guess I'm getting it wrong on the inside of my mouth (especially the tongue), not the tip of my tongue. Any advice for that? Since I can't see the inside of your mouth lol. Thanks for the video anyway. I think this is a kind of video that helps the most
It took me 3 fucking months but I got it.. I'm freaking 40 but i always wanted to learn so I could whistle like my dad when i was a kid we would hear him down the block at least 200 yards away streetlights on and time to go home.Call of the wild shit hahaha... but I would always give up after countless hours or days. I picked up a job truck driving and said I'm gona fucking get it if it kills me...and for me this shit was harder than learning to operate the 18wheeelers...long story short perseverance and dedication trumps all...its not just a whistle its a laminated man card now....TAXIIII 🚕😂✌
I'm just now starting to get it and to me, it feels like the sound is actually being produced between the bottom of the tip of my tongue and the top of my lower lip. I can only make a low pitched whistle at the moment. Your video was very helpful.
This is how I'm spending my early Saturday afternoon X'D I've got that very low whistle though after a few minutes but I want it to be really loud :( nice tip video
Awesome job, dude! I'm still trying to figure it out, but stuck at work to really practice. People may think I'm going crazy. Hey, I got a question for you? Are you using tags on your videos? I didn't see any on yours and maybe that'll help you reach more people if you add them. I'm not an expert or anything, just trying to help out and learn at the same time. Good job again!
Hey bud. First of all, thks a lot. Great video! I haven't figured it out just yet, but I wanna know if the air should come out aiming forward or downward?
I've known how to do it all this time, I was just confusing myself by thinking that this guy was doing a different kind of whistle. When I do it quietly with low airflow it sounds like a good mix between a seagull and an elk call, with the proper amount of practice and control I could probably perform the Ennio Morricone
Hi, thanks for the tutorial, it's very helpful. I just have two questions. When you mentioned press the tongue against the lower lip, how hard do you have to press it, like really light, full on hard press or somewhere in between? Also, when you mentioned keeping that gap between tongue and upper teeth small, do you have to bite down hard or do you let the tongue come up to meet the teeth? Thanks for clarifying, and thanks for the video
Thanks a lot man! And great questions! In answer to the first one, it's really lightly. And for the second one you let the tongue and teeth meet together (remember the tongue should stay level with the bottom lip), but again very lightly, don't bite down hard otherwise you'll struggle to get that small gap. Keep adjusting until you get that initial shrill sound and then power on!
Try to narrow the gap between your tongue and the top of your mouth, by blowing air through that smaller gap you should start to feel your tongue vibrate. But once you've managed that, you should focus on the air flow between your top teeth and tongue. Keep making small adjustments until you get it, it can take time. I hope this helps :)
@@matthew9425 that's good news man, because you're past the vibrating part. Getting your tongue to vibrate is a helpful step to get to the shrill sound, so don't worry about making your tongue vibrate anymore. Just keep adjusting until it gets louder and more consistent!
It knida just comes naturally to me. I just asked my dad how to do it when I was 5 and he showed me, I mimicked and hot it straight away. Lucky I guess. I actually can't finger whistle at all.
Dude you are a genius,I have been trying it since last year and cannot product a clear sound.But you suggested perfect technique especially the position of tongue and where to blow air.Thank u bro♥️.Love♥️ from India 🇮🇳 And Fuck to all those guys suggesting rubbish and complicated way
@@jobacusmovies please upload one more detailed tutorial.I have share it to 100s of my friends and all had liked it.Keep it up bro ,stay safe and keep uploading ♥️👌♥️
That's a great start, you just need to get the perfect balance between the right amount of airflow through the right sized gap. So keep practising and adjusting, you'll get that ear piercing whistle in no time!
Can you vouch for these claims? 1. The tongue's tip should not touch the lips or teeth. 2. The sides of the tongue should brush against the upper teeth but not the lower teeth. 3. When the tongue muscle is strong, the notch on the tip of the tongue develops over time. 4. The tongue should cover all of the upper teeth, with only a small opening in front for air to escape. 5. Teeth should be used to pull the tongue tip back by tightening the sides of the tongue. Do you have any more suggestions? Why don't you make another video with new tips, as this one is your most popular on RU-vid?
Can’t do the rattle thing. I can whistle a bit loudly but it’s like a deep whistle not a high pitch one.. I need that rattle but I can’t get my tongue to do that at all
That's a good start that you already have a deep whistle, now it should just be a case of adjusting your tongue relative to your teeth and forcing the air through the right gap. This takes time but you'll nail it eventually!
@@jobacusmovies I got it more the other day.. can almost do the high pitched one amd felt my tongue rattle slightly. That’s definitely when you get a louder whistle. I’m stuck between two techniques tho atm 😂 thanks for the help tho buddy! 👍🏻
I found out why I can't whistle. When my adult teeth were growing in, two of my front canines decided not to grow. I basically have 2 gaps in front of my teeth. The closest I get to a whistle is the shrill sound, but when I pull my upper lip upward, the whistle progress goes silent. 😞
I think I'm in a similar boat. Larger than average buck teeth that protrude farther than the neighboring teeth, small gap between them but not much, and the only whistle sound I can get here is when I bring my upper lip down into the equation and bring my jaw backwards, both alterations against the vid's instructions. Also think I'm bringing my lower lip further back over my bottom teeth. It's a distorted airy whistle sound that doesn't sound right, and I can't make it loud, so I'm pretty sure it's a dead end headed in the wrong direction. I can't get any whistle sound whatsoever with all combinations/positions that meet the vid's requirements :(
Been trying for over 2 months. The only whistle noise I can get is not loud, and it requires bringing my upper lip down, so I'm pretty sure that's a dead end headed in the wrong direction. Def should've made actual progress by now. After a month of no progress, I began wondering if I just don't have the correct mouth roof shape / teeth size to do it, so at that point it's like the consequences of being short height where there's nothing you can do to fix it.
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So I have a black triangle or a small gap between my top incisors (big teeth) I feel like my tongue and mouth position Matches yours in video however it just sounds like air is going through. No whistle whatsoever
