What Wing Just Did in ‘Triviallusion’ Should NOT Be Possible…

追加: 2026-05-12

[00:00:00]Hey there everybody and welcome to another reaction and analysis video.

[00:00:04]Today we're going to be checking out an awesome beatboxing video. It's got to be awesome because it's Wing.

[00:00:11]This is his song trivial illusion.

[00:00:14]Don't forget to check out that description down below. I'm going to have a link for his official YouTube channel as well as a link where you can go and purchase his music. His music is amazing. I love listening to what he can do. It blows my mind.

[00:00:29]The things that he can do. Not everybody can do what he does and it's incredible.

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[00:00:50]That is a >> [music] >> It's all a trivial illusion.

[00:01:35]That's that's mind-blowing. That is completely mind-blowing. I am really really watching his mouth and just everything that he's doing. Just trying to wrap my brain around what he's doing.

[00:01:47]The fact that every one of those sounds that he's making are like perfect.

[00:01:55]I mean they are clean, clear, solid in tune.

[00:02:03]And then he's got the structured and arranged in a way that just is so vibey.

[00:02:10]To keep that going and just have that all in your head and you just you you just never stray away. You know, the the tempo is just there. You're just like a metronome yourself.

[00:02:22]And now he can add in vocal stuff, too.

[00:02:25]You know, the singing, the That that's just it's mind-blowing. It's mind-blowing. He's a one-man band. This is the This is today's modern version of a one-man band.

[00:02:48]>> [music] >> So many sounds.

[00:03:11]I I think it's interesting. I'm watching his hands, also, along with his mouth.

[00:03:16]And if you watch his hands, I mean he's directing himself, but he's also kind of I wonder if he does that on purpose or if it's just one of those things that comes out as your brain is trying to adjust to doing all of this at one time.

[00:03:33]But he's actually, I think, moving his hands with the pitch and the rhythm.

[00:03:38]Almost directing himself and making his brain do that.

[00:03:57]See, I don't I don't think that that his hands moving is like part of some kind of dance thing.

[00:04:04]I really think he's made a connection between what he's doing with all the arranging and the sounds in his brain and what his hands are doing. I think he's made that connection, so when he makes that motion that's what his brain is getting signaled to do. Uh like I think when he when he comes up like this, there's like a click. It's either up or down, but there's a click along with that.

[00:04:37]He is on another level, man.

[00:04:47]This is sick. This is sick.

[00:04:57]This is so vibey.

[00:05:02]That was an interesting one there. We definitely got to see him do that and and I think he was kind of breathing in as he did it, so he got this big airy kind of sound along with with everything else he's doing, but you know, I'm also watching him.

[00:05:17]He might put so many different sounds and and moves with his jaw, his mouth.

[00:05:26]I wonder if, you know, like like as a musician myself, you know, after I'm done playing a song you know, my embouchure gets a little fatigue because of all the muscles that I'm having to use as I'm I'm blowing in my saxophone.

[00:05:40]I wonder if somebody like this also feels that fatigue in some of the muscles here with everything he's doing because his mouth is moving at supersonic speed and it never stops this whole entire time.

[00:06:21]So, we've come back to the beginning of the song and that's another thing that I just love about his music.

[00:06:28]He is completely legit the way he does this. He is not standing up here and just doing random stuff whenever he feels like doing it.

[00:06:38]This is all thought out. This is prearranged. This is composed. This is an actual piece of music. He started out doing what we just heard there. That was, you know, the A section of this song.

[00:06:50]Then he went to something totally different there in the middle and that was the B section. Now he's coming back to what he did at the original part of the song in the beginning and he's doing the A section again and we call that ABA form.

[00:07:03]That is legit arranging and composing.

[00:07:07]It's not random.

[00:07:21]>> [music] >> Trivial illusion. Okay, so that's how he said it there at the end.

[00:07:30]I'm telling you what.

[00:07:32]Wing just blows my mind.

[00:07:35]You know, if if you've been into beatboxing for a long time I'm sure you've heard some people and when they were doing it they were just standing there and they were trying to blow your mind. They were just doing some weird, wicked unbelievable things with their mouth and you were listening going, "Holy cow, how did they do that?"

[00:07:57]That's amazing for what that was.

[00:08:00]But when you get somebody like Wing and he's doing a song it is a legit song. Like I said that followed classic music form.

[00:08:13]ABA form.

[00:08:15]You have one section. You change something about that section. Makes it totally unique and different. That's the B section.

[00:08:23]Then you come back and you reestablish what you did at the beginning, that A section again, to finish the song.

[00:08:29]That is exactly what he did.

[00:08:32]And those songs represented exactly what I said.

[00:08:36]Both A sections sounded the same.

[00:08:39]The B section was totally different, yet it still retained some of the original.

[00:08:44]That is just genius and and then, you know, you take all the musical elements that you're supposed to have to make it legit music.

[00:08:54]And then you're able to do the stuff that he can do. I mean, like I said his jaw I don't know how his jaw isn't hanging off of his face by the time he's done. His mouth never stopped moving that whole entire time. And he kept that whole vibe with the clicking and the and the low sounds that he's pulling from the back of his throat. He kept that whole vibe and all of that going throughout this whole entire piece which I think was about 2 minutes and 30 seconds.

[00:09:23]Now you might be thinking 2 minutes and 30 seconds, that's nothing.

[00:09:27]But if you're playing an instrument or you're doing what he was doing and you have that constantly you know, going. I mean, think about this.

[00:09:34]Could you sit there and chew on something and just keep that going for 2 and 1/2 minutes? And what is your jaw going to feel like at the end of that?

[00:09:44]You're going to have fatigue for sure.

[00:09:48]Even though he's probably fatigued he's got the endurance because he's been doing it for so long.

[00:09:55]And he can he I'm sure he can muscle through when he needs to. But just from the amount of practice he's done, he's built those muscles up so that he can go for 2 minutes and 30 seconds, which is totally impressive.

[00:10:09]Because he's not just doing a couple things at a time. There were times where I felt like he had about six different things going on at once. That's just that's mind-blowing. That what he does there, that is legit what a drum set player does.

[00:10:24]So, he's a one-man band and he's doing all the things that a drum set player would do, plus the vocal stuff.

[00:10:34]That is just crazy to me.

[00:10:36]Please go check out that description down below because I'm going to have a link down there for his official YouTube channel, a link where you can go and purchase his music. I have some of his music.

[00:10:47]The dude is amazing. It is incredible.

[00:10:49]He has made me a fan of his music and beatboxing for sure.

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