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  • i like the way he talks eveyr thing is so cear... thumbs up

  • a bunch of fit ladies... uffff!

  • your points are very true, I have a question? How many songs of a genre should a DJ play before switching to another genre?

  • @POOHROCK1 I say you should mix genres allways, ofcourse ¿salsa? to dubstep isn't smart. But you could say BPM is like a ladder. You go hip-hop, pop, house, progressive, tech?, dubstep?, d&b?. You depend how high you will take the ladder. And then back, something, maybe, if it's the right moment

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  • And you dumb fucks talking about being a comedian.....you the DJ you supposed to entertain!!!...WTF?

  • GREAT VIDEO!!! I'm a DJ from the Houston Tx area....no matter what color or genre of music this is valuable info for ANY DJ!!..

  • sorry but being a comedian on the mic died with the 80s no one is interested ........you ask anyone the next day what did the dj say last night they will say fuck knows wasn listening to him..................

  • 2:52 When you get behind your decks you become a completely different person.

    7:54 Just be yourself!

    lol

  • hahaha you know you mic stuff to well j

  • I guess being a dj means u have to be a comedian too. Lol

  • what should a dj start...what genre should one start with

  • @SuperLuciferz Which ever genre one likes the most.

  • you are bang on the money!!

  • you're the best!

  • accidentally I came to this video.I dont like DJ but I like you.

  • "you've got some fit ladies, and you're thinking..." lol

  • Wow... I love music and want to major in Psychology. I really think I might get into Djing now because there is just so much Psychology in this stuff! Awesome vid m8.

  • I'd be very careful before taking the piss out of people! I was DJ'ing a Moulin Rouge birthday party and everyone was dressed as pimps and hoes and i scanned the dance floor and saw 2 blokes dressed as hoes! So i dropped the music and said "look at the 2 he she's on the dance floor!" suddenly the whole room stopped and fell silent. Turned out they were serious "he she's" I carried on the night as if nothing ever happened but i've learnt not to target people in the room it could be fatal!

  • @MrStevehole

    oh that bad luck haha

  • thanks mate this is a great video

  • Some dodgy advice here DJ's be careful about taking personal slants and takin the piss. People don't often take to this well and I have got into tricky situations, you need to be absolutley sure any jokes and messin about on individuals will be found funny by them. best to get a load of one liners and witty ideas off the web remember thme and use them if appropiate without being personal.

  • haha a dj lesson and a psycholgy lesson as well

    haha gd vid j :D

  • Man I stumbled across your videos by googling "using the mic dj" since I felt like this is the weakest part of my DJ game and wanted to see if I could get some tips. Am I glad I did that. I've already posted on a couple of other vids, but I can't say enough about how helpful for these are. Really appreciate it brother.

  • Terrific - But . . I will survive was Gloria Gaynor, not Donna Summer - 5 Stars anyway, and all your videos deserve this

  • wow lol. nice finish.

  • I heard this when annie mac did a set in glasto and when she wanted to change from house to drum and bass she used the same song but a dnb remix and seemlessly stopped the first song, talked to the audience then started the dnb remix. It sounded smooth as if nothing had changed.

  • Ellaskins make a lot of movie, he probably should start world tour;]. I'm from Poland my friends who are a dj know his movie very well.

    PS. Sorry for my english;] grammar is terrible probably;]

  • WOW! Great Tutorial! I do everything you say in this video. I am glad someone sees the same as I do. Thanks for the encouragement!

  • that was awesome!!!

  • anybody thought this guy should make a book or something? a movie maybe? I mean his a legend? he probably thought everyone out there how to be a successful DJ. Screw Tiesto, this guy is #1 DJ

    YOU ROCK!!!!!!1

  • ABSOLUTELY! He knows his stuff!

  • he does

  • You are a genius, I really appreciate your help on this

    Thanks

    Will

  • that video was very helpful, thank you

  • Ellaskins = Legend! Learnt a lot Thanks J

  • lol. i hope se survives her wedding night.

  • thanks for the advise i leard a lot of you thanks :)

  • My personal rule for talking on the mic: DON'T.

    The only other rule is : NEVER EVER TALK ON THE MIC

  • why?

  • Everyones 'bubbling'? ;)

  • You're a bloody natural my friend

  • Best advice.. ever! My uncle was a DJ and he thought the same. Thanks J!

  • man your amazing, good call on the takin a piss on the center of attention lol thats actually really good idea.

  • Thanks a lot for this video ellaskin! Can you PLEASE make a video on what to say in a club! I try every week, but I JUST end up with saying; Are we having a good time? (lol that is so weak) so could you make a video on what to say in a club ?

  • Just a thought from my experience: club djs do not talk on the mic, at least in Miami, Ibiza, New York, San Fran etc, (the best clubs in the world). Now sometimes in smaller clubs a promoter will get on the mic and say "make some noise for DJ blah blah" and the crowd goes wild...but even that get annoying fast. If the dj plays great music the crowd will make noise for the dj regardless.

  • Not talking works for House Music were there is a certain vibe with the music but when you are changing in and out of genres or playing rap and especially dancehall you gotta be able to talk on the mic.

  • Very good video good advices. Prolly works great in Wales or UK or so. Taking a piss at someone in Fin will prolly result that guy coming at you, but that's just the nature of Finns. Great advices.

  • so very true! good insight!

  • great info! thanks!

  • I agree the mic is an important element during an event, but personally I do not ever try to call out any one person. This may backfire and cause the entire crowd to turn on you. I try to keep the comments positive and only address an entire table and not an individual. Just my 2 cents, if it works for you keep at it, but just a warning to those that might try it and end up crossing the line accidentally.

  • It is possible to mix between genres even though beatmatching is not possible because of wide bpm changes. I have already started a video series on this topic called "Creative Mixing without Beatmatching".

    Keep up the amazing work

  • clever ;) true true

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