Feels more like an intro into a really raw mixtape from the 90s than a DMC set. Plus the fact you did it in one take proves you've got hella skills. I hope the judges are feelin it.
No doubt this cat worked hard on his set, but honestly its cheating to what a vinyl dj has to go through.I get it,things evolve,but a true DJ executes with vinyl imo.
I dont deny it takes skill to do what hes doing lots of skill but all vynil in my opinion is much more difficult and shows skills on a level that samples at the touch if a button can't
Why so it can sound less on point & faded at the parts that were scratched 10,000 times? It sounds more interesting now! Doubling & scratching requires the same amount of skill even on control vinyl. The only difference is you can trigger the next beat or sound opposed to trying to pick up the next vinyl and drop it on the mark. Oldschool dj's marked their wax with round tape. Newschool scratch dj's hit trigger buttons. Even Qbert uses control vinyl now! ~Evolve~
one of my favorites right now, his kutz are insane and his juggles on point, having constructive criticism is cool but if you gonna trash talk, i say you test him first JS!!!
no offense at all, i know how hard these things are to set up, but i wasn't feeling it. to me, something like i.emerge's routine from 2004 is what blows my mind. just his aggressive stance and nature alone wow'd me. for a champ, im expecting something new and cutting edge and a climax to the routine. it should be like a proper novel with a great intro, climax and ending. the technicality is there for sure, but i think a lot more could be done.
No disrespect to the skills, But would you say that this is just one edited continous track with the beat juggling sort of like becoming the icing on the routine?
i.emerge? He played a big part in ending the golden age of DJ battles. A lot of people are tricked by that fast, aggressive style that he had. This guy is just as good as, if not better than i.emerge.
@@j-boogiebrown9961 you might as well say he is better than Roc Raida's winning set from 1996 because all he did was body tricks...idk what in the world you're going on about. a lot of people aren't "tricked". dmc championships isn't just about playing music, if that were the case everyone could just press a button and let the computer do the work because pretty much thats whats going on now. its about how you present yourself, your style, your attitude, your style of music and what you put together. theres a reason champs are champs....
I battled between '98 and '03, and I believe i.emerge took a lot of the funk out of DJ battles,, paving the way for the custom record DJs, who just went crazy with speed and aggression. Also i.emerge and the others after him never really created anything new, like the Allies and the Scratch Perverts had been doing before them.
😭😭😭same technique over and over? He packed a fair bit of variety in his juggle break downs from technique to keeping it moving from one track to the bext for a 6 min routine. Plus i wouldnt say tgey were incoherent theres been DMC winning routines that are more incoherent than this one IZO winning about 10 years ago comes to mind. P.s im not his mate or crew.
Time for the " I Wish scratch dj's would go back to analog" speech! Why? so it can sound less on point & faded at the parts that were scratched 10,000 times? It sounds more interesting now! Doubling & scratching requires the same amount of skill even on control vinyl. The only difference is you can trigger the next beat or sound opposed to trying to pick up the next vinyl and drop it on the mark. Oldschool dj's marked their wax with round tape. Newschool scratch dj's hit trigger buttons. Even Qbert uses control vinyl now! Stop living in the past ~Evolve~
Seriously dude? Show me ANYONE who's won or placed in DMC in the past 5 years who's done anything with individual records. But why stop there? We should make them use belt drive turntables and Pyramid mixers while we're at it - that's REALLY keeping it real!
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Feels more like an intro into a really raw mixtape from the 90s than a DMC set. Plus the fact you did it in one take proves you've got hella skills. I hope the judges are feelin it.
Seen the USA Finals live this was my one of my favorite set. Dopez is super fresh!! Shout out to Dopez for signing my record too..
Loved this! Super dope!
Funky! We need some old school funk and Dopez always delivers!
damn. Ive watched this over and over for the past year and it knocks❤
I looove that style. Clean , old school, and methodic .
Really good. I liked the beats too. Good choices. Not over processed tracks like so many others use.
the final cut was the deepest. “only one can win!”
i wish DMC would do vinyl only again no digital
Agreed, not the same on digital!
Yeah man it’s trash
No doubt this cat worked hard on his set, but honestly its cheating to what a vinyl dj has to go through.I get it,things evolve,but a true DJ executes with vinyl imo.
I dont deny it takes skill to do what hes doing lots of skill but all vynil in my opinion is much more difficult and shows skills on a level that samples at the touch if a button can't
Why so it can sound less on point & faded at the parts that were scratched 10,000 times? It sounds more interesting now! Doubling & scratching requires the same amount of skill even on control vinyl. The only difference is you can trigger the next beat or sound opposed to trying to pick up the next vinyl and drop it on the mark. Oldschool dj's marked their wax with round tape. Newschool scratch dj's hit trigger buttons. Even Qbert uses control vinyl now!
~Evolve~
Clean style. Oldschool soundz and skillz. Dopez ur da man. Greetings from Leipzig, Germany
1000 likes for the chrome skin Turntable.
😎
Sick AF man. . . . This is insane
Get busy! Great work dude 💯💥
Love the lens quality 🔥
One of my inspiration dj dopez!
Sounds nice bro, awesome set man..... Respex, Big Upz, & Mad Love to the Skratch DJ...... 🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯💪👍🙏
Straight fire my dude
Respect dopez he'll have a USA in time. His juggles are highly underrated
Clean, you can tell he put a lot of practice into his skills, routine, and equipment. Confidence x 100!
Fresh! Good Luck!
Always reppin Texas Dopez!
Yes!
Straight 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
too dope.
Dope stuff !
Dopez is dope
clean af
Texas stand up Dopez is certified 💯🔥 🔪
does anybody know what the drumbreak was that was before the dilla joint?
Dudes style is supa slick! Love the drumming around the 3:30 mark, and the Dilla outro was fya no lie ✊
Yeah he dope
Dope az hell!
So dopezzzz
Bro... Dat was smooth. Miss those routines that you can actually listen too.
Those drums though... 🍾
DOPENESS!!
Fiiiire
Clean.
Hey,Swiftstyle, I like your video very much. I hope you should publish some scratch tutorials.
FRESH
🔥🔥🔥🔥
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 ..... Nice skills!
He went in “skillz” no doubt. Don’t hate the playa hate the game
monday kno
there are no clubs in Poland 44
Hard!
Sicc!!!!!!!!
showwwwww
That's was tight bro....
🔥My guy🔥!
one of my favorites right now, his kutz are insane and his juggles on point, having constructive criticism is cool but if you gonna trash talk, i say you test him first JS!!!
Nice Set.
Anyone know the songs used?.
Tracklist please??
Freshhhh! -H
King should’ve won!
Really good. I liked the beats too. Good choices. Not over processed tracks like so many others use.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🐐🐐🐐
2:17 damn! 🙌
💰💰💰
UGK4LIFE!
Ugk!!!
1st track Tommy right?
Hey, what's the name of that last song?
J-Boogie Brown j Dilla - two can win
Wow.
CCLLLEEEEEAAAN!!!!!
Big up from u.k
You Super
Sick as FUCK. Damnnnn..!! Way to Rep man! Good shit!
ill...studying
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Oooooooooooo Shit
DJ postmalone
36 people dont know what true dj-ing is
I am feeling that Cocaine in the back of ride. RIP PIMP C
Clean as fuck
no offense at all, i know how hard these things are to set up, but i wasn't feeling it. to me, something like i.emerge's routine from 2004 is what blows my mind. just his aggressive stance and nature alone wow'd me. for a champ, im expecting something new and cutting edge and a climax to the routine. it should be like a proper novel with a great intro, climax and ending. the technicality is there for sure, but i think a lot more could be done.
No disrespect to the skills, But would you say that this is just one edited continous track with the beat juggling sort of like becoming the icing on the routine?
I am in agreement.
i.emerge? He played a big part in ending the golden age of DJ battles. A lot of people are tricked by that fast, aggressive style that he had. This guy is just as good as, if not better than i.emerge.
@@j-boogiebrown9961 you might as well say he is better than Roc Raida's winning set from 1996 because all he did was body tricks...idk what in the world you're going on about. a lot of people aren't "tricked". dmc championships isn't just about playing music, if that were the case everyone could just press a button and let the computer do the work because pretty much thats whats going on now. its about how you present yourself, your style, your attitude, your style of music and what you put together. theres a reason champs are champs....
I battled between '98 and '03, and I believe i.emerge took a lot of the funk out of DJ battles,, paving the way for the custom record DJs, who just went crazy with speed and aggression. Also i.emerge and the others after him never really created anything new, like the Allies and the Scratch Perverts had been doing before them.
Definitely has the skills to take out the US title but just needs a lil choreography & musicality to get over the line
Yo 1:11 onwards pure dopeness
i didnt know post malone is nasty on them tables
mil grau
Damn alot of negative peeps with the thumbs down
Wassup from eloy arizona 😁
Dude!
Wassup from Prescott!🌲
@@craigfurst7905 AZ in the house😁
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That was dopez as fu*k.
Hey u pretty nice
So nasty
Miss me with that bullshish
incoherent juggles, timecode discs, same technique over and over.. this is what the DMC's have come to
I get the juggling part but at some point you have to agree that DVS makes life for a DJ so much easier
😭😭😭same technique over and over? He packed a fair bit of variety in his juggle break downs from technique to keeping it moving from one track to the bext for a 6 min routine. Plus i wouldnt say tgey were incoherent theres been DMC winning routines that are more incoherent than this one IZO winning about 10 years ago comes to mind. P.s im not his mate or crew.
No wonder he didn't win
Time for the " I Wish scratch dj's would go back to analog" speech! Why? so it can sound less on point & faded at the parts that were scratched 10,000 times? It sounds more interesting now! Doubling & scratching requires the same amount of skill even on control vinyl. The only difference is you can trigger the next beat or sound opposed to trying to pick up the next vinyl and drop it on the mark. Oldschool dj's marked their wax with round tape. Newschool scratch dj's hit trigger buttons. Even Qbert uses control vinyl now! Stop living in the past
~Evolve~
Lets see him do it with individual records. Nice cuts though!
Seriously dude? Show me ANYONE who's won or placed in DMC in the past 5 years who's done anything with individual records.
But why stop there? We should make them use belt drive turntables and Pyramid mixers while we're at it - that's REALLY keeping it real!
Lol I'm 47, so miss me with the kid stuff
Man, fuck this Serato shit, DMC need to go back to straight up vinyl.