Love that you took the time to come back to mention it Thank you for inspiring 😎

your human is still the best in the world

😂it's ok. I love you n Helium n Hippy

Helium brings me back to my earliest inspirational days from Reeps One... Zer0 has done the same for me over the years. Watching these guys livestream and play with their mind is just unreal.

You are one big heart 💋

418!!!! WHAT

Жесть. Столько попыток это мощно. Отличный рост у тебя.

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418 fuckin' takes. That is the Dedication.

Now, I hope people can undeestand the frustration that Osis vented out in his wildcard. :)

he proved it but it was a risky experiment. deep down its very clear that its possible to reach a better level of musicality without minimal pitching that helium used. i appreciate the effort but he really could've achieved more in musicality the other way. personally i didnt like that he experimented and risked his rankings at a massive competition like gbb but i respect his bravery lol just my random thoughts tho i still loved his R2

​@@MajuhsAlt I find that the beatbox notion of what is and isn't "musical" actually contradicts with actual music in a very ironic way. like, there are an uncountable number of songs across many different genres that lots of people enjoy where melody, chord progressions and the pop or dance music structure aren't the focal point of the music, and all those songs are still considered music. but somehow in the beatbox world, being more "musical" means making a pop song in 4/4 with a melody and a hook, and everything else loses you points on "musicality". it's very strange to me

@@GlossArt nono i agree, but at the same time music doesnt mean musical. beatbox is music but doesnt always gain points in musicality because it isnt very musical the same way you said people enjoy songs without melodies, chord progressions, etc and still call it music is valid because it is music but is it musical? i believe the concept of musicality is more subjective than objective so theres always gonna be ups and downs as for you saying "everything else losing you points on musicality" is also valid but at the same time its being judged its not possible to confidently give helium 9/10 or even 8/10 when there are many beatboxers who are performing their music in a better style of musicality then him. if there are a dozens of people with 8/10 musicality and have set the bar too high for helium to reach than its not his fault that his routine isnt "musical" enough. its the competitions which is extremely hard to compete with thats why i said it would be easier to achieve musicality through the use of more pitchings unlike the way helium did with minimal pitchings. his R1 wildcard was a amazing example of musicality. sorry for the rant haha

That's fair. I was going off of just the idea I had in my head of the word musical, but as it turns out, there are actually two definitions, one being "relating to music" (which is the definition I had in my head), and one being "melodious or tuneful", which I suppose is the definition judges are using to make decisions, so that's on me. I still think that deciding that something being more melodious makes it inherently better doesn't vibe well with the idea that all forms of beatbox are music, but I do understand where you're coming from

@@MajuhsAlt If you're at the level of technicality helium is at then it isnt risky at all. I agree with all that you said as well tho. It's just that since beatboxing is turning into a field where artists can create songs with beautiful melodies, people who stick to the " original " form of beatboxing such as helium and alem somehow are considered low in musicality. Take this for example, Drummers especially in the jazz are of music are considered to be one of the most complex musicians in the world. they are using the same kit with such level of complexity in timings with polyrhythms, they play with ghost notes and more things like that. So we can ask if in the world of beatboxing which is originally done to imitate drums, is it not musical if they can be extremely complex with how they use their sounds. I myself is a drummer so I extremely appreciate the message that helium is delivering here and dont think that it is risky at all. If you wanna listen I suggest listening to larnell lewis drum solo.

h has surprised me the most i have to say,alltough i really didnt lke his first set and didnt have him in my top 25,his second round is absolutely insane.

​@@cheesemaster3187 his first round is so good also man, I had his first even in my top 5

@@cheesemaster3187 honestly tho, how do you not like H-Has round 1, it's one of the most crackheads I've heard in the last couple of years during wildcards sessions

@@fuzzydark1395 true, also Ice and Jp have a crazy second round

@@felipedenis8709 true, those 2 are definitely next gen champions

Some people vibe to DNB and others do not. Alem was loving it whereas maybe someone like Stitch would not. Tomato or Tomoto.

@@sonicmoj1 as a Judge you should look at it neutral. It shouldn’t matter what you prefer

you were close! he got fourth

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Alem maybe

@@vukborovac6751 Yeah Alem is a legend for sure, but he's less clean.

​@@20eyesmisfit Zero?🤔

@@icanik787 Zero is crazy technical yeah but again not as clean as Helium's drums. And he's less of a drum focused beatboxer, more house vibes and attention to details in his beats.

Hot take : Helium > Zero

I'd love to have a conversation with you about anything. doesn't matter what it is, i think it'd be very interesting

He should

No doubt he's in

I believe he would. The only one that I'd say they're 100% in is JP. Maybe Napom in terms of technique

@@pabloverdaguer8251 umm idk if that’s true 😂

@@zteir JP or Napom?

Yes yes YES! English are not my 1st language so all I can do is read throughout the comments and agree with everything said about Helium and this comment right here is what I couldn't express myself! Thank you said it out for me

i want too! its incredible!!

+1 I dont find any mistake in that part too. It's 1 2 3 like u said

I think he believes the pf came in on the downbeat rather than a preceding upbeat

yea i was wondering about that too, the count should be 1 2 3

What's even more insane is Helium was doing awe inspiring things in Beatbox years and years ago. Look back at his old videos

@Matthew Miller I know I've been a fan of his for number of years now the main things always let him down was his structuring but he's gotten a lot better at that to I think this is his year to be the solo champ

With the carpet and rugs on the walls in the recent vids, I get this image that he is a carpet salesmen who uses the leftovers to make jumpers so he can save money for beatbox events.

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Yeah he did. It’s so fire

I am a drummer too; and for me, I can't find a single timing or tempo issue in this piece. Maybe the only think that felt off for me was him extending of the roll he is doing at the end by an extra bar. But that isn't actually an issue. That's just a choice.