Beatboxing

Another hiatus. Another hopefully good post. Anyways, time to talk about my personal story and why I beatbox. I would describe beatboxing as a forgotten modern art because it's not as mainstream as other forms of music because people don't exactly respect others who have the talent.
I beatbox for a few reasons.

Firstly, I thought it was cool. I wanted to be known for something at my school and beatboxing it is. I quickly picked up the basics and started showing my talent off to my friends. Though be it, I have received my fair share of hate through the internet slowly making their way over to my posts but I just shrug it off.

My next reason is that it helped me get through hard times. For anyone going through depression, try something new. You'll take your mind off of depression for a good while and keep trying to do new things whether it's new talents or going new places. This is advice coming from myself, a person who has faced depression and overcome it.

My third reason was to learn something as a New Year's resolution. We all set New Year's resolutions however we end up breaking them within a month. I set this goal for myself to learn and become a better beatboxer by the end of the year. What do you know? I've kept my promise simply because I enjoy it. I never knew I would enjoy it this much whether it was because of me posting on social media about it or just practicing.

My last reason was to join the community and speak out against those who hate beatboxing or have their own opinions on it and try to hate on us. We are one, we are a community and we are together.
I have been beatboxing since New Year's of 2016 so roughly 8 months at the time of this post. I've enjoyed every single bit of this journey and I've even met some pretty big names in Toronto as beatboxing goes.

If you have any questions to ask me, ask them below whether it be beatboxing related or personal like social media. Anyways, thanks for reading and have wonderful rest of your day.