“Take Him to America’s Got Talent”: SA Amazed by Sounds Coming out of Man’s Mouth

“Take Him to America’s Got Talent”: SA Amazed by Sounds Coming out of Man’s Mouth

  • A content creator shared a jaw-dropping video of a young man showing off his incredible beatboxing skills, leaving South Africans utterly speechless
  • The talented performer showed an impressive range of sounds, including phone notification alerts and various music beats, all created using nothing but his mouth
  • Social media users were blown away by his natural talent, with many suggesting he should take his skills to bigger platforms like America's Got Talent
A man's post went viral.
One gent shared a clip showing how his friend could make varying sounds and music only using his mouth. Images: @Atie-G
Source: Facebook

A young man has left South Africans amazed with his extraordinary beatboxing skills in a video shared by content creator @Atie-G on 28 January. The footage, which was recorded in the Western Cape area, shows the talented performer creating a variety of sounds using only his mouth, from phone notification alerts to musical beats.

Watch the Facebook clip below.

Beatboxing brilliance

Beatboxing is a type of vocal percussion that mainly involves making drum machine sounds using your mouth, lips, tongue and voice. It started in the 1980s when drum machines were hard to get or too expensive, which led people in inner-city New York to copy these sounds with their voices.

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The young man in the video shows amazing skill in this art form, smoothly changing between different sounds and rhythms. His talent shows years of practice and natural ability that have impressed people watching across social media.

For skilled beatboxers, this special talent can create many job opportunities. Many professional beatboxers perform at events, work with musicians, make content online, or even take part in international beatboxing competitions.

Modern beatboxing has changed with technology, with many artists now using looping devices to record or build up their sounds live on stage. This change has allowed beatboxers to perform whole musical pieces similar to DJs, but using only their mouths.

One gent shared a clip that went viral.
One gent from Western Cape shared a clip showing his friend's beatboxing skills. Images: @Atie-G
Source: Facebook

Mzansi blown away

South Africans flooded the comments section, expressing their amazement at the young man's talent:

@AnwarBinJassiem shared:

"This bru is from Elsewood Secondary, taught him in last year 😳 😂 He hardly ever worked in class, all he wanted to do was compose beats while you're trying to teach😉Was very impressed."

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@JacquiFitzgibbon gushed:

"Proud of you, my baby. Ma prays that doors will open for you. Blessings upon blessings. With your God-given talent🙏😘"

@NazliAdams suggested:

"He must go on America's got talent."

@Lenny praised:

"This guy is absolutely brilliant... Give that man a five bob 🥃"

An impressed user added: "I love this! 🔥"

@PhemeloTladi insisted:

"He deserves an international stage."

Another user noted:

"What a beautiful smile at the end 💜"

Related stories to musical talent

  • Briefly News recently reported on a man who experienced a wave of applause after sharing a clip of his stellar performance in a shopping mall, his raw talent and passion for music leaving audiences begging for more.
  • Two adorable twins with angelic voices celebrated reaching 1 million followers on TikTok with a touching Xhosa song about courage, their flawless harmonies and vibrant energy capturing hearts across Mzansi.
  • Social media users couldn't stop laughing when a woman shared a video of a little boy dancing to Spur's birthday song with the most nonchalant expression, his unexpected moves and confidence stealing the show.

Source: Briefly News

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Nerissa Naidoo (Human Interest Editor) Nerissa Naidoo is a writer and editor with seven years of experience. Currently, she is a human interest writer at Briefly News and joined the publication in 2024. She began her career contributing to Morning Lazziness and later joined Featherpen.org. As a TUW ghostwriter, she focused on non-fiction, while her editorial roles at National Today and Entail.ai honed her skills in content accuracy and expert-driven editing. You can reach her at nerissa.naidoo@briefly.co.za

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