LEARNHOWTOBEATBOX.COM - Whois Information
Jaxster
Hi,
My name is Jack. I have a lot of different skills and talents I would like to showcase for you. I also like to teach so hopefully I can get some good DIY videos on here. I'm in a band called 1:15 http://www.1fifteen.com and I like to do a variety of different hobbies such as: photography, sculpting, art, sports, etc. Thanks for viewing my channel. I hope you subscribe!
COOL FACT!
If you do a Google search for 'Learn How To Beatbox' I am the #1 search result!!! Whoohooo!
Another Cool Fact!
Recently claimed the title of 'Best Beatboxing Teacher' and 'Best 3D Origami Artist' on the web! Do a Google search and see for yourself. ɹǝʇsxɐɾ
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