The Boyz FIRST time SEEING D-LOW vs COLAPS | Grand Beatbox Battle 2019 !! 

Agreed. Although that one was pretty one sided. D low vs B art sbx kickback 2021 was a great rematch

Please Take a Look at mb14 vs. B-art. Impossible 😂🤘👌

This

D-Low ❤

That battle was straight up bonkers

ESHH!!!!! i say the 3 and you say the 2 into the 1! 3-2-1 BEAT BOX

Colaps wasn't really ready for that big stage back in 2019, as Maddox had analysis in his video. You can really see how much he progress from then to now.

@user-iy4lj9lb9b I absolutely agree but compared to his battles with B-Art and Tomazacre, those were light work compared to this battle.

Colaps only won because dlow didn't compete 👀

Dunno about that.. Colaps skill is insane cant deny that. But i've never liked his style.. and every judge has his own favor

I gotta say I love that battle, I also favorite GBB21 Rythmind Vs Brez and Bizkit vs frosty

Yes, if at least just to see what B-Art does in his second round.. one of the coolest battle moments ever for me

and he battled river in the solo final 👌🏼

Didn’t wanna spoil anything but yes! What a moment it must’ve been for them!

I watched codfish when he used to call himself Bunnyfluff

#Legend 👊

River vs Hiss is another yall gotta watch from that year, then for a classic one Alexinho vs Two-H in the 2017 showcase

Jfc. I've watches this battle multiple times, but I never realized the double 😅

Lol same here! It def took me several watches!! Also when dlow says moment of silence for the deceased, then he takes a pause in his routine. Would’ve been awesome if the crowd took the hint!

SARO!! ✌💙👽

@@grategorbony Saro is a looping god.

There’s also not as much beatbox in the more recent loop stuff though, so I’d suggest older stuff

@YnEoS10 I've noticed that much as well, which just kinda turned my focus away from the art so much bc, tho I love artists that can produce sick beats, it seems like that bridge between something as primal as oration & the mechanical loop-station is being burned. I stay supporting & loving Saro, Inkie, MB, & NME hard bc they caught my ears @ impressionable times

D lows kick back battles are insane u have to watch dlow vs Bart 2019 then dlow vs Bart kickback battle it’s like a part 1 &2

@chrishirini5414 completely agree, iv been watching the beatbox stuff for years now and it's amazing the evolution of sound these guys and girls are generating. Alot of new people starting to come through too with insane ability, next few years gonna be crazy in beatbox

Same!

Dlow is by far the best ever and smashed him here. Collaps is very basic, and wouldn't even compete against the 80s cats. With that said, he's champion and only because of bias and an obvious payoff.. He's not that good.

@hammbass6879 This isn't the vibe beatbox fans are going for. You don't have to bash Collaps bro. Not only does it make you look foolish, it also makes you look childish and bitter. Grow up. D Low is not perfect by any means and Dan himself would tell you the same.

Or Saro Vs NME in the next competition he also won lol

I think this was an amazing tournament - but I don’t think the winners video / highlights video gives enough perspective and he would be better watching the rounds. D-Low did some awsome counters and parody’s of the other persons routines in pretty much ever battle but you wouldn’t know this by watching his highlights alone. I think he’d be far better starting with the seeding round - to get a good intro to all the participants and a range of artists he’s not seen before, and then watch the rounds /battles on different episodes to get more of a feel of the actual battles, routines and counters etc 👍

​ @jimkhana007 here's the difference: as someone who has been listening to beatboxing, following the artists, watching the competitions, and helping spread the word about the art for years, I agree with you. HOWEVER: BP, Don, and much of this channel's large userbase aren't dedicated fans like we are, and one of the big reasons beatbox has stayed so "underground" that even Hip Hop heads don't realize it's been here the whole time has been due in large part because the art has been mostly focused on the technical side, which is difficult for the untrained ear to understand. Classic beatboxing's listenability to the general public is very low, and repeat listenability even lower still. What D-Low, Sho-Go, Den, MB14, and a BUNCH of others have been doing is to bring musicality into the genre in a very palatable way that bridges nicely between the old heads and those that are unfamiliar with "modern" beatboxing. In D-Low's Winner's Compilation, each round sounds more "like a song" in terms of structure and phrasing than his opponents do in those battles. That doesn't mean the opponent's rounds weren't good AT ALL (much respect to all the competitors), however they are far more technical than musical. For people being introduced to modern beatboxing, the Winner's Compilation exposes a lot of new things while still captivating the audience, ad doesn't risk turning them off completely through listeners' fatigue when they hear too much that they don't comprehend. Hope that makes sense :)

@@dropbarracuda so to summarise - it’s a good introduction for newbies, 😜

@@jimkhana007 LMAO sorry, so used to showing my work. You get it :p

Since they like battles, they might enjoy seeing D-low vs Zekka in its entirety (and some of the other battles if there’s enough interest.) D-low does so many counters and references it’s confusing for new viewers to just see the compilation. Like so many reactors think D-low is actually using the loopstation vs Rhythmind when they see the compilation. If the other beatboxer is less their style, the rounds are short and it emphasizes what makes d-low good and builds anticipation for how he’ll respond.