I had no idea people were making wing-beat-propelled radio controlled things

>> ^dirtythirtyix:
I love when people make assertions in an attempt to validate their preferences and opinions.
"I don't like (or understand) hip-hop, therefore it isn't music." LOL
Q-Bert claims ownership of the turntable.


I dont think annyone has realy made owner ship or claim of it.

fact is music is 100% subjective , but i can almost guarantee that this guy is trying to attain beats and rithems that are alredy cultrally known to some exstent. Basicly if you asked this guy to do this again in 10 years time he could probably do it 400x better (to what he wanted) , or if you asked the guy to put together the sound he was trying to achive in a software package not scratched he would deliver you something that was more on time more clean and with more structure.

the only way you can really say if something like this is good or bad is if you look at what the artist was intending to do and how close the product is to what the end result is. Now fair enoughf missed beats and stuff not working ends up bing the final sound which in some casses can be a nice afect but if the artist is ultimatly trying to make clean beats that are on time with a turn table then the closer to a clean beat the more "skill" they have at that task.

as it is this guy is not Evan close to what sum one could produce on a beat pad , drum kit , or peano interms of beat clarity.

I have seen some people beat juggle really clearly but ultimately they could have practiced the specifc thing more or be doing far less complex beat juggling.

So as an objective statement i think you can say within some contexts "this dose not sound so good"
over time im sure the hodg podg nature of the sound will be something that people are atracted to and it will become something that the DJ is intentoinaly doing in which case the "worse" it sounds the "better" it would be and objectively within some contexts you would have to say it sounded fantastic.

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This is very good. Some of the best raps I've heard were while in jail. They'd use this technique on the metal benches to make the beats.

I guess I could weigh in on this. My friend plays Rock Band a lot. Probably around 5 hours a week. I play drums and have had him over and talked him into trying and he couldn't really do it. I've seen him play RB and he has all the motor skills necessary to play drums but he really couldn't make a beat.

Also, playing RB doesn't seem to help timing that much. Watching him play RB, it looks very flaily.

>> ^SDGundamX:

Your odds appear to be correct for stud, but this is Texas Hold 'Em. Players can make the best 5 card hand out of their 2 hole cards and 5 community cards (7 cards total). I think that changes the odds.

Also, I'm not sure if everyone is aware but this was at the World Series of Poker Main Event. It's 6,844 people who paid a $10,000 buy-in with top prize of over $9 million. That makes this beat even worse.

Steven Hawkings makes dance beats? Awesome!

The real secret is in the hoodie. Anyone in a hoodie can make a beat.

It's cool seeing her play it live as you get to see how see makes the beats.