dont forget he's from Japan,they dont only play hip hop. look at dj kentaro in 2002,he didnt play any hip hop beats in his 2002 DMC rountine. Yuto even has the same pink ortofon's as Kentaro. just saying
from 3:30 on has a strong influence by the "Peace" routine by Kentaro :D I dunno if he is his idol or teacher or what, but that is almost a slightly detuned copy of Kentaro's "Peace", he uses even the needle change technique...
People are not happy unless your doing recycled rounties of 90s hip hop yet don't realise this shit is all about being original and different, this is why so many dudes all sound like one DJ they watch then they copy and thinks that what they need to do.
Timing is on point - a worthy winner and a nice little nod to Kentaro's 2001 & 2002 sets. Nice to hear different music and even though I'm an analogue man, the possibilities with this tech are endless
We are still evolving, and I like the direction this is going in. We are almost there. You can do this same thing with HipHop, just get out of the old mind state.
Everyone complaining about the music, go make your own DMC submission and beat him next year. This dude got tech as fuck and original so respect regardless of the music style. Going from 90bpm to 90bpm with hip hop is boring. This dude crushed a bunch of bpms and time signatures so mad respect.
BACNandEGGS man, the haters are comparing these DJ's the the ones we had before DVS and sampling came into play - i agree with alot of the haters. The actual skill of thr djs back then arw superior to what we got now. These boys are button bashers and habe forgotten the true skills of scratching and beat juggling,oh and making the music 'musical'. I blame DMC,they allow this shit to happen
wow a lot of the comments so far are super whack...you know what they say...If you don't like what youre seeing then its time to compete. Step youre game up instead of complaining on youtube. What yall think would happen once you introduced laptops ... a return to the essence
this guy is ok compared to dj brace . i am not a scratch dj but i follow scratching closely and compared to dj brace which i just heard of like a month ago he is not better than him. That's just my opinion and i don't intend to talk shit just my view. also if brace did the online routine with that thing of a scratch pitch fader effect he would win.
There's still a few DJ's that bring the raw styles but shit has changed since they need multiple records. I reckon the judges will watch this over a few times now and have a few regrets
DMC allowed DVS in Supremacy this year because the DJs entering were dwindling to the point where the battle would not exist. There was no other choice.
He wouldn't even be on the same level as the OG DJ's in the DMC from 96-03, he has basic scratching skills, no musicality, and relies on mixing as many cheap drops into every minute as he can. It's shit.
Yuto may have been more technical in his performance but Brace really focused on his song selection and execution. Both are insanely talented and I hope someday they get the chance to battle again.
you prolly dont give a shit but if you guys are stoned like me atm then you can stream all of the latest movies on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my girlfriend for the last weeks =)
Whatever people say this guy's rocking the shit of those tables and that mixer. We all have different taste on music, but objectively this guy's got some skill! Congratz on your win man!!!
evolving? its becoming more of buttons pushing and home prepared samples competition. I guess soon there gonna be djs with recorded scratches. Just push a certain button for a scratch that you downloaded from internet. This is what it seems to be in 10 years or so.
I hear an DJ. KENTARO VIBE when he spins which means he's outta control 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥He's DOPE and he's definitely in my GO TOs when I want to hear something FRRRREEESSHHHH💯💯💯💯💯
Dmc must include a REAL VINYL finals category. I know u have to compose and create a whole set with all this new technology and of course is not easy but we need more raw vinyl feel and original tracks...
+Jp sgalia yeah but the problem is no one is entering the DMCs with vinyl anymore.Unless DJs Start getting back to the Essence of djing it's not gonna happen.On a side note, check out bad boy bills back to vinyl tour.On his flyer for the show it says "no sync buttons,no software,no loop buttons.JUST SKILL!!
Yes the further the timecode tech advances, the further the skills of the DJ deteriorate and the more they rely on the tech instead of technique and musicality.
@@comraseneke Nope, worse results and lesser skills. If you were as old as I am, you would know how much harder it was to use original vinyl and needle drop in exactly the correct place quickly. Using digital files takes all of those skills away.
One of the few routines I've enjoyed over the recent couple years. Every technique sounded pleasant. It was fast but still sounded good. So many new routines might have some great nsa Ely speedy bits bit sound like random noise.
Soudns good to me. No complaints. This genre is all about keeping a beat going. I've heard some dudes that are technical with zero funk. This guy moved around well, although parts of might be more sample DJing than turntablism, but I don't care that much.
Yall are saying this is wack cuz yall oldheads dont understand times have changed. Its more technical imo that hes pushing buttons and going into different bpms and genres and using scratching techniques to do so. he went from trap to future bass to dnb give him some prop. Also if u think this is so trash then y dont u better and sign up next year...exactly.
Ghozt This is pretty much pointless if you're in a DMC competition. Mind as well disband the whole competition and make it obsolete. Dmc pretty much looses all of its meaning and substance when button pushers and serato is introduced. The pretty boy in the video is just better off doing gigs at some night club in Japan. Racking up more money. Dmc competitions have become a joke. This video is just a waste of time. The DJ himself is also wasting his time on this dying competition. A competition whose entertainment factor is being killed by the very thing he's doing. Pushing buttons. The kid's got skills. But he's at the wrong place.
Do I have to buy an NI mixer now to include button pushing in my routine? This competition was about "Turntablism" ie: the art of what you could do without "sample pads" and "effects". Even the DMC people lost their minds and forgot what this competition is about.
I have a solution, get a pair of turntables, make some dope routines and post them up and enter the DMC next year. No need to post hate if you want that real shit to come back, you have to bring it back..I'll be back real soon,,just waiting on a mixer….Peace.
There was a nice musical flair to his set. There was a little bit off everything in the routine and damn near flawlessly done. I wasn't as impressed as I was with Vekked's routine last year but I give Yuto his respect.
the technical abilities of not just yuto but all the top dmc battlers is off the charts, its judged by dmc world champion winners anyway, people who dont scratch and or battle themselves propbably arent looking for the 3 click delayed flares etc.. so i can understand why people think its all epileptic fit music.. my gf hates it.. but these set sets are absolutely ridiculous hands down.. just listen ad study a few times and you hear what they are going for.. its performed live btw
Why is it that the DJs who use EDM in their routines always have to pull stupid fucking faces all the time? I'm going to watch Total Eclipse's '97 US Final routine, to remind myself how funky the DMC battle used to be.
go there, stay there, and keep complaining. things change bro... you can't always expect the same shit through a whole two decades. I'm not disagreeing with you that this set is total trash, I'm just saying that N64, bong rips, vhs tapes, and empty surge cans all over the place cannot live on forever...
Great routine but I guess this shows the direction of where things have gone. IMO routines were at it's best in the late 90s to mid 00s but hey things were different then technology wise.
It started off with people like herc and flash They were originators But flash is just doing the same old crap after all these years This yuto is so next level and the traditionalists diss but I swear, no traditional vinyl hip hop dj can come even close to accuracy, speed and originality And that is exactly what the judges are looking for
Flash gets paid very well to do 'the same old crap' after all these years, you know why ? Because that same old crap takes skill, and has musicality. This dogshit will be forgotten about next week, let alone in 35 years you muppet.
I wish I knew what the fuck was going on so I could actually appreciate what he's actually doing and not just the end product, but I sure as hell liked what I heard.
im sure the man has skills but the entertainment factors have gone away. DMC has lowered the standards. back in the day we couldn't wait to see and hear the crazy sets dj put together. its like boxing now a days the beauty and flow of it all coming together is not there.
This is actually pretty dope. I have more respect for the folks who did this with real vinyl back in the day but it's kinda refreshing to not hear the same old scratches and breakbeats in every performance.
DMC used to be very much about music culture as much as dj culture. things change over time of course. i found it difficult to relate this being a winning set though. maybe im stuck in the past i dunno. harsh on the ears though this.
Peace! At no point in any time should the term "button pusher" ever be used on an actual DMC champion. They are called TURNTABLISTS, my friend. No one wins a DMC with "button pushing". Some may not like the selection of a DJ but I would encourage anyone to duplicate this routine at home, just to see, how much skill it took to win.
One of the tightest DJ"S iv'e heard ever. Keeps things real close and clean. A special skill to have. Good man.
Ah my favourite time of the year all the arm chair battle dj's start piping up...
lol was thinking the same thing.
I dont get your comment :D can you please explain to me what you exactly wanted to say? thx dude!
Beats&Wheels guys that have never entered a battle and talk shit about other peoples routines
thx for the clarification! ;)
so they aren't entitled to an opinion?
dont forget he's from Japan,they dont only play hip hop. look at dj kentaro in 2002,he didnt play any hip hop beats in his 2002 DMC rountine. Yuto even has the same pink ortofon's as Kentaro. just saying
You're right my friend
You're right. In fact, Yuto is disciple of Kentaro!
from 3:30 on has a strong influence by the "Peace" routine by Kentaro :D I dunno if he is his idol or teacher or what, but that is almost a slightly detuned copy of Kentaro's "Peace", he uses even the needle change technique...
People are not happy unless your doing recycled rounties of 90s hip hop yet don't realise this shit is all about being original and different, this is why so many dudes all sound like one DJ they watch then they copy and thinks that what they need to do.
I've never seen anyone perform like that guy did. That was amazing!
Timing is on point - a worthy winner and a nice little nod to Kentaro's 2001 & 2002 sets. Nice to hear different music and even though I'm an analogue man, the possibilities with this tech are endless
That manual re-creation on "One" by Swedish House Mafia @ 2:35 sealed it. Amazing.
the 700 + people that gave this a thumbs down arent musically in tune.
We are still evolving, and I like the direction this is going in. We are almost there. You can do this same thing with HipHop, just get out of the old mind state.
Jay Werx your bugging Hip Hop is dying
Everyone complaining about the music, go make your own DMC submission and beat him next year. This dude got tech as fuck and original so respect regardless of the music style. Going from 90bpm to 90bpm with hip hop is boring. This dude crushed a bunch of bpms and time signatures so mad respect.
BACNandEGGS man, the haters are comparing these DJ's the the ones we had before DVS and sampling came into play - i agree with alot of the haters. The actual skill of thr djs back then arw superior to what we got now. These boys are button bashers and habe forgotten the true skills of scratching and beat juggling,oh and making the music 'musical'. I blame DMC,they allow this shit to happen
I agree ;)
He uses traktor man.
disagree..... Its 10x harder to mix without laptops and 100X more entertaining... You just prefer the EDM stuff which borrows HEAVY from hip hop FYI!
Ave Mcree not that hard really
15 years later, still nobody can beat kentaro.
One of my best DMC sets DJ David 1991 winning routine. And Chad Jackson winning set 1987
haha chad was terrible
That was incredible, I don't know how anyone could've disliked that. No wonder he was the winner that was amazing.
Man shut the fuck up. Push buttons don't impress us lame
@@_TM84 100% agree, this is dogshit, much rather hear something with real skills and musicality.
Dude is DOPE!!! I see why he won.
I was expecting more..., he dont touch the pitch in 6 minutes, thats was level of this year in dmc... i think that the last year was better
agreed. 2nd and 3rd from last year would have destroyed that
2:40 So he mixed One in there without actually playing One. Is that what happened?
wow a lot of the comments so far are super whack...you know what they say...If you don't like what youre seeing then its time to compete. Step youre game up instead of complaining on youtube.
What yall think would happen once you introduced laptops ... a return to the essence
Indeed, where are all the vinyl only entrants? - it's a very rare occasion to have a all vinyl set at a DMC US regional even.
Christie Z-Pabon its because no one prefers to use it over a dvs system not even those who actually started off with vinyl
As was mentioned above, there *is* an all-vinyl comp. Also: Good to see you lurking on the RUclips vids, CZ!!!!!!!!!! ;)
this guy is ok compared to dj brace .
i am not a scratch dj but i follow scratching closely
and compared to dj brace which i just heard of like a month ago
he is not better than him.
That's just my opinion and i don't intend to talk shit just my view.
also if brace did the online routine with that thing of a scratch pitch fader effect he would win.
THIS GUY IS OFF THE CHAIN...MOVING THE NEEDLES MIXING& LOOPING....PURE GENIUS!!!
リズム感エグい
良い音出して回してますね。カッコイイです。
Not sure whether I'm watching a DMC comp or a 3style comp haha! I miss the 'raw' DMC feel.. Times have certainly changed!
There's still a few DJ's that bring the raw styles but shit has changed since they need multiple records. I reckon the judges will watch this over a few times now and have a few regrets
I wish they had all vinyl category and separate digital category.
Couldn't agree more with you on that...
DMC allowed DVS in Supremacy this year because the DJs entering were dwindling to the point where the battle would not exist. There was no other choice.
3Style is an EDM/dance battle lol....looks like it doesnt take much to get on stage now...the records dont skip when u run relative mode
This guy has fast hands and skills. Would love to see what he can do with 2 analog vinyls and a mixer.
He'd be able to control analog records exactly the same if not better. The digital side just speeds up the cueing process
@@Krafty02 I’d love to see that if you have any links........🤔
He wouldn't even be on the same level as the OG DJ's in the DMC from 96-03, he has basic scratching skills, no musicality, and relies on mixing as many cheap drops into every minute as he can. It's shit.
@@DjNikGnashers and to what do we owe the pleasure, god of DJing in the comment section
@@nogov2838 You quite rightly called it a 'comment section'.
I made a comment.
Take your pathetic sarcasm and fuck off.
The Champ is here. Welcome DJ Yuto :).
Chump in comparison to 97-2003 DMC.
Dj Traps all day. The art of scratching and being funky.
why do ppl talk about 90s n shit. wake up ppl its already 2016
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the dates are irrelevant, its simply a way of referencing a time of funk, of which is sorely lacking now.
why? cause this little twat would not have even qualified for the world finals back in the 90s,
Oki Dj Hip Hop is dying
because this SUCKS
The musical choices in dmc routines have come closer to electro, than to hip hop and funk
that's a good thing for people like me who loves hip hop and house . that's why when back in the day Hip House was invented I was like hell yeah 😂
Hip hop isn't the official sound of DMC. It's about tables, not hip hop.
+Nilla Wiggs ofc it's not. I am just concerned about the music most djs represent nowadays
It was a Disco / House / Dance music competition before hip hop dominated. History cycles.
DMC = Disco Mixing Competition
I miss when this was a hip hop battle DJ competition.
Unreal control, speed, and innovation. Can't imagine how much time he spent putting this set together. Much respect!
That was insane. Nice to see some originality.
Perfect. I believe this may be the most accurate set i have ever seen.
damn i think he won over how many other DJs and i see negative comments, digital stuff or not he has mad skills
This makes me feel like a faliure at all previous attempts at life.
so this is how you play EDM live
Yuto may have been more technical in his performance but Brace really focused on his song selection and execution.
Both are insanely talented and I hope someday they get the chance to battle again.
I agree especially when DJ Brace put La Grange by ZZ Top
So much inspiration from DJ Kentaro in this set .
Well done Yuto!
you prolly dont give a shit but if you guys are stoned like me atm then you can stream all of the latest movies on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my girlfriend for the last weeks =)
@Elon Imran definitely, have been watching on instaflixxer for years myself :)
Probably the best one I've seen and watched a few most just sound messy with no rhythm or fluidity what so ever
最近DJの動画見漁ってるけどこの人のこの動画以上のMIXを作り上げた人は見たことがない
Whatever people say this guy's rocking the shit of those tables and that mixer. We all have different taste on music, but objectively this guy's got some skill! Congratz on your win man!!!
This reminds if another set I seen like years ago. Remember when Kentaro flexed like every Genre in his set. This is pretty dope
The TURNTABLISM & DMC & Djs are evolving guys !!
Less hate and more love 4 the culture.
Congratulations Dj Yuto!!
evolving? its becoming more of buttons pushing and home prepared samples competition. I guess soon there gonna be djs with recorded scratches. Just push a certain button for a scratch that you downloaded from internet. This is what it seems to be in 10 years or so.
People will hate less, when quality returns. People don;t hate shit for nothing.
may aswell have two samplers and a midi controller for a mixer, this shits a joke lol
I hear an DJ. KENTARO VIBE when he spins which means he's outta control 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥He's DOPE and he's definitely in my GO TOs when I want to hear something FRRRREEESSHHHH💯💯💯💯💯
Dmc must include a REAL VINYL finals category. I know u have to compose and create a whole set with all this new technology and of course is not easy but we need more raw vinyl feel and original tracks...
+Jp sgalia yeah but the problem is no one is entering the DMCs with vinyl anymore.Unless DJs Start getting back to the Essence of djing it's not gonna happen.On a side note, check out bad boy bills back to vinyl tour.On his flyer for the show it says "no sync buttons,no software,no loop buttons.JUST SKILL!!
I´m a fan of BBB and i was very happy when the promotion of that tour begins. We need more djs like that in these days :) Cheers!
i feel you on that but what they gonna spin drake? lol
Ever heard of Battle For Supremacy?
Good to see they still use vinyl
I find it impressive how far timecode tech has come.
Yes the further the timecode tech advances, the further the skills of the DJ deteriorate and the more they rely on the tech instead of technique and musicality.
@@DjNikGnashersLol in turntablism, tech evolution essentially results in better results and skills.
@@comraseneke Nope, worse results and lesser skills.
If you were as old as I am, you would know how much harder it was to use original vinyl and needle drop in exactly the correct place quickly.
Using digital files takes all of those skills away.
nasty, flawless
I'm pretty sure that DJ Yuto was influenced by DJ Kentaro a little bit.
Jon Philspector Yuto is a graduate of a DJ school created by Kentaro. By japanese
People saw this, dissed it, then went over to his Goldie routine and praised it. Lol bottom line is this guy is very good. Red bull, dmc, or Goldie
Only way forward = 2 x Competitions 1 Analogue & 1 Digital.
3:18 - 4:27 .. whether a Digital Vinyl system could get a part of song like analog vinyl by lifting the Stylus?
Yeah it can. Digital vinyl is just a single track record with a special track on it that tells a computer what part is playing, speed and direction.
key mapping already on traktor and Yuto use that function with vinyls & needles, you can check that key mapping on some new video form DJ Rafik.
incredible performent
What a racket. Could listen to an mp3 of this ?
One of the few routines I've enjoyed over the recent couple years. Every technique sounded pleasant. It was fast but still sounded good. So many new routines might have some great nsa Ely speedy bits bit sound like random noise.
Soudns good to me. No complaints. This genre is all about keeping a beat going. I've heard some dudes that are technical with zero funk. This guy moved around well, although parts of might be more sample DJing than turntablism, but I don't care that much.
No one is gonna call this guy out for biting Dj Kentaro 2002 set. It's ridiculous. And Kentaro did it without pushing buttons!
Yall are saying this is wack cuz yall oldheads dont understand times have changed. Its more technical imo that hes pushing buttons and going into different bpms and genres and using scratching techniques to do so. he went from trap to future bass to dnb give him some prop. Also if u think this is so trash then y dont u better and sign up next year...exactly.
Ghozt
This is pretty much pointless if you're in a DMC competition. Mind as well disband the whole competition and make it obsolete. Dmc pretty much looses all of its meaning and substance when button pushers and serato is introduced.
The pretty boy in the video is just better off doing gigs at some night club in Japan. Racking up more money. Dmc competitions have become a joke. This video is just a waste of time. The DJ himself is also wasting his time on this dying competition. A competition whose entertainment factor is being killed by the very thing he's doing. Pushing buttons.
The kid's got skills. But he's at the wrong place.
Do I have to buy an NI mixer now to include button pushing in my routine? This competition was about "Turntablism" ie: the art of what you could do without "sample pads" and "effects". Even the DMC people lost their minds and forgot what this competition is about.
I have a solution, get a pair of turntables, make some dope routines and post them up and enter the DMC next year. No need to post hate if you want that real shit to come back, you have to bring it back..I'll be back real soon,,just waiting on a mixer….Peace.
+Nino Brown AMEN!!
This guy ^....... This guy gets it
Nino Brown
Good luck getting any further with the Dmc's new cuckold judges.
tracklist 5:15 plz. its so dope
Amazing! He didn't change records though. Are these guys all using Traktor these days?
Awesome set. Had me headbanging with the drum n bass 😊
2:18 holy shit!
exactly
lol
Loved the little nod to Kentaro - boy has got skillz
There was a nice musical flair to his set. There was a little bit off everything in the routine and damn near flawlessly done. I wasn't as impressed as I was with Vekked's routine last year but I give Yuto his respect.
2:36 Laidback Luke 2011 reference dude????
how the hell is dmc supposed to move forward when so many commenter's are stuck in the past.
Folks just miss the funk and soul. i dont think thats being stuck in the past. it just needs some variety.
1:43 Please help to find a track name ?
Ok, so after a few years i have found this track: Graves & Coolights - Say Things
the technical abilities of not just yuto but all the top dmc battlers is off the charts, its judged by dmc world champion winners anyway, people who dont scratch and or battle themselves propbably arent looking for the 3 click delayed flares etc.. so i can understand why people think its all epileptic fit music.. my gf hates it.. but these set sets are absolutely ridiculous hands down.. just listen ad study a few times and you hear what they are going for.. its performed live btw
Awesome, he controlled the beat easily!
多分、音楽理論を一番先にターンテーブリズムに活かしたターンテーブリストなんじゃないかな。上手すぎる。
From 3:18-4:40 what song did he sample? that sounds very nice to listen to. Very nice chill vibes at beginning part tho
I had to check if the video was playing faster than it should but no, this guy is just insanely fast (and skilled)
The DMC has changed so much since the days of 2 turntables and a mixer, What are the rules these days, can you use mixers that sample etc?
Why is it that the DJs who use EDM in their routines always have to pull stupid fucking faces all the time? I'm going to watch Total Eclipse's '97 US Final routine, to remind myself how funky the DMC battle used to be.
that whole US 97 video is the pinnacle for me, nearly every routine excellent.
JBLAZE999 you must mean US 1999
No, 1997, but I'm sure 99 was good too.
J-Boogie Brown lol funny I did the same thing thank god I got those x men tape
go there, stay there, and keep complaining. things change bro... you can't always expect the same shit through a whole two decades. I'm not disagreeing with you that this set is total trash, I'm just saying that N64, bong rips, vhs tapes, and empty surge cans all over the place cannot live on forever...
Wish dj hero was still a thing. Game was great, also it would be siick if they added real dj's sets. Like this one. What a challenge.
Great routine but I guess this shows the direction of where things have gone. IMO routines were at it's best in the late 90s to mid 00s but hey things were different then technology wise.
Amazing, performance..Cutz...quality in all styles. .....The Best of all
100万再生おめでとう御座います！！！
Great track
DMC ended after dj Craze.... This is DMCrap !!
How about DJ Kentaro? DJ Rafik?
Tyler Durden Go watch Vekked and come back...
even Dj Craze has gone digital nowadays... LOL... this so called "true" fans sure sucks big time
Dj Fly, dj Netik ..
The real DMC ended in 2010 with LigOne was the last using only vinyl, since that in 2011 Vajra was the first to use sampler buttons
This guy is unreal. Congrats on the win!
Scratching with dubstep! :o
I respect that
It started off with people like herc and flash
They were originators
But flash is just doing the same old crap after all these years
This yuto is so next level and the traditionalists diss but I swear, no traditional vinyl hip hop dj can come even close to accuracy, speed and originality
And that is exactly what the judges are looking for
Flash gets paid very well to do 'the same old crap' after all these years, you know why ?
Because that same old crap takes skill, and has musicality.
This dogshit will be forgotten about next week, let alone in 35 years you muppet.
This is just str8 dope! Nuff said.
The "Craft" still lives and breathes.......
HOLY FUCk THIS IS DOOOOOPE no matter if you like the genre of music he chose
I wish I knew what the fuck was going on so I could actually appreciate what he's actually doing and not just the end product, but I sure as hell liked what I heard.
Old school D.J (Vynil) Will always live on!!!! Fuck all this touch button self beat bullshit mixers etc.....Thats Virtual reality d.j!!!!
Technically 100% on point !!! However what's up with the music selection ????
im sure the man has skills but the entertainment factors have gone away. DMC has lowered the standards. back in the day we couldn't wait to see and hear the crazy sets dj put together. its like boxing now a days the beauty and flow of it all coming together is not there.
pow wooooooooow effect Performance & Ideas, but, yes but.... i missed typical DJ Performance Action like Old Scool Handling..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is actually pretty dope. I have more respect for the folks who did this with real vinyl back in the day but it's kinda refreshing to not hear the same old scratches and breakbeats in every performance.
he got some Dj Kentaro's routine in him.. not even mad.
GREAT ! respect man!
On 1200s with a crossfader? Pure enough for me.
I liked the first minute of this mix though he didn't scratch that much but it was better than last years
DMC used to be very much about music culture as much as dj culture. things change over time of course. i found it difficult to relate this being a winning set though. maybe im stuck in the past i dunno. harsh on the ears though this.
That was good and all... But where's the scratching?
Please don't troll me but can anyone please remind me the name of the song at 2:40? I simply have forgotten the name. Thanks
I get a feeling that these guys just hating people playing anything not hip-hop in general rather than actually care with the skills.
Peace! At no point in any time should the term "button pusher" ever be used on an actual DMC champion. They are called TURNTABLISTS, my friend. No one wins a DMC with "button pushing". Some may not like the selection of a DJ but I would encourage anyone to duplicate this routine at home, just to see, how much skill it took to win.
To me DMC's roots should keep it as basic as it once was. I can see fans being a little pissed and suggest 3style. Still great set though.
3style doesn't even allow for that much turntablism - I can't see the comparison to a partyrocking DJ competition.