Beatboxing is a form of vocal percussion connected with hip hop culture although it is not limited to hip hop music.It primarily involves the art of producing drum beats, rhythm, and musical sounds using one's mouth, lips, tongue, voice ... It may also involve singing, vocal imitation of turntablism, the simulation of horns, strings, and other musical instruments. That's why it could be said to be a genre of a cappella music although it can be employed alongside other instruments. It may have some historical connections with other vocal traditions such as scat singing and puirt a beul. In 2004, Tyte created the world's first structured beatboxing video lessons. Thousands of people all over the world have learned from these tutorials, and they have become the benchmark for beatboxers world-wide. The best place to start is with Lesson 1. This introduces you to the three basic sounds and to the fundamentals of beatboxing. these are some tips to learn beatboxing: 1-Listen to beatboxing: It is important you try and listen to as much beatboxing as possible. Get hold of as many beatboxing audio clips as possible, especially materials from the pros; go and buy all the beatbox records you can. 2-See live shows: Go see as many live beatbox performances as you can. If you see a good performance, this can help inspire you to take your own beatboxing further. It can also show you how beatboxing can work on-stage, in a live environment with an audience, and you can develop an idea of what good delivery of beatboxing entails. 3-Enjoy beatboxing! By learning to beatbox, and by progressing your skills constantly, you will come to love beatboxing like many people around the world already have. Musicians play instruments and gain a lot of enjoyment, and beatboxing is no different. Have fun!