A Beatbox History of Hiphop, by Eklips.

[Astrobastard]

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0_2vmkTmf0[/media]

This is fucking awesome. That's all I really have to say.

[TH89]

Most of his beatbox versions of songs are barely recognizable, and he spent like 4 minutes on 1990-2000 and only a few seconds on 2000-2010. P good beatboxing though

[Astrobastard]

[QUOTE=TH89;27743508]Most of his beatbox versions of songs are barely recognizable, and he spent like 4 minutes on 1990-2000 and only a few seconds on 2000-2010. P good beatboxing though[/QUOTE]

Yeah. I wished he'd spent a bit more time on 90-96 or so, but other than that, he's got some amazing fucking talent.

[cagafuego88]

[QUOTE=TH89;27743508]Most of his beatbox versions of songs are barely recognizable, and he spent like 4 minutes on 1990-2000 and only a few seconds on 2000-2010. P good beatboxing though[/QUOTE]

Really? I recognized most all of them really, they didn't seem too hard

[s0ul0r]

[QUOTE=TH89;27743508]P good beatboxing though[/QUOTE]

period.

[Sexplosion]

I didn't know Vin Diesel can beatbox

[Healthpoint]

I was surprised how much I recognized.

[joe588]

half of them sound like a kid trying to hum the tune.

[BatHands]

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fL5fq4vzkzE[/media]

[Billiam]

I liked his Method Man impression. :buddy:

[editline]30th January 2011[/editline]

Also why is Shimmy Shimmy Ya before Method Man