Beatboxing originated in the 1980s but, in many ways, it feels as though it has been around for much longer. Part of the reason that’s true has to do with the evolution of this musical talent. So much has changed since it first got started. And this couldn’t be clearer than when listening to talented folks like Gunho Kim. Though, you may better recognize the beatboxer by his other name, WING.
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Originating from South Korea, this 27-year-old beatboxer is known for his ability to make anyone a fan of this vocal artistry. In fact, his original song called Dopamine went viral in a matter of days. So, without further ado, get ready to experience the magic of WING’s beatboxing in the video below…
Even when we watch WING perform, it’s difficult to imagine how he’s able to produce so many sounds. His bass is especially impressive, sounding like something out of a popular song on the radio. It should come as no surprise, then, to learn that WING has earned many accolades for his impressive skills.
Meet WING, the South Korean Beatboxer Who is Capturing Worldwide Attention for His Unbelievable Talent
Since 2013, he’s earned a number of titles in competitions. Just last year, he snagged first place in the Haten Beatbox Battle 5.0 Grand Championship! Between his solo work and the groups he’s joined, fans can discover plenty of other breathtaking performances just like the one above.
“Dude must have swallowed an entire DJ kit setup,” someone jokes in reply to WING’s performance of Dopamine, another person adding, “The cleanest beatboxer by miles, so solid.”
“I had my friend listen to this without seeing the screen and he thought it was real techno,” a third person shares, “but I showed it was beatbox now he is hooked and I’ve caught him what other beatboxers.”
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