TED: A beatboxing lesson from a father-daughter duo | Nicole Paris and ed Cage

The video features a beatboxing performance at TEDYouth, where Ed Cage and Nicole Paris showcase their skills. They discuss the history of beatboxing, its origins in New York, and how it was used at parties. The duo shares personal stories about family jam sessions and how beatboxing is integrated into their daily lives. The video concludes with an engaging performance, encouraging audience participation.

What does EC say about beatboxing in relation to his childhood?

What is the significance of New York in the context of beatboxing according to EC?

What does EC imply about the relationship between beatboxing and the DJ/rapper dynamic at parties?

What does EC mean by saying 'we had to emulate what the beats was doing'?

How does EC describe the evolution of beatboxing from simple beats to more complex styles?

What does NP suggest about the jam sessions they have at home?

How does NP react to the beatboxing performance during the session?