How Do You Find Your Beatbox Style? Today we ask this common but complicated question. With a little help from our expert friend, Alem - the 2015 World Champion.

Esh is an joke expression popularized by Faya Braz and Swish Beatbox. In native French, the expression "wesh, ma gueule?" is the English equivalent of "yo, what up?" Wesh meaning yo, the ...

Mahnie is joke term used in the beatbox community generally describing something as good. The term was conceived when Honeycomb and Patrick Cucuta were going to a music festival. While on the road, ...

Middle school or "middle skool" refers to the ambiguous style that stands in the transitional period between old school and new school beatbox. Beatbox styles are very fluid and should ...

New school or "new skool" refers to a style that is contemporary or modern. New school beatbox describes the beatboxing style birthed during the "internet revolution." Taking less of the ...

Old school or "old skool" refers to something that is traditional, old-fashioned, or of the first generation. In beatboxing, it describes the "rhythm machine" styles of Darren 'Buffy' Robinson, Doug E. Fresh ...

A Looper is anyone who performs using a loop station or "livelooping." Some of the most notable Loopers include Tioneb, Thorsen, Faya Braz, MB14, Wawad, and Mando.

Biting is the hip hop term of when one beatboxer steals a routine from another beatboxer without giving them credit. Although sharing of sounds and routines are highly encouraged in ...

'Level up' is a term used among beatboxers to express their improvement in their beatboxing abilities, whether it's perfecting a new sound or crafting a new routine. "Alexinho has really ...